Does Dell PowerEdge R710 support Win 2012 Server [closed]

Is it possible to install win 2012 server on Dell power edge R710...? Explain

Quote:rishabh wrote:I'm not able able to install Centos 5.1 on Dell R710.Any particular reason you're trying... [by milosb]

I currently have Vmware ESXI 5 cluster with Dell Poweredge R710 hosts. I was told that its possible when a host goes into stand-by to have a "quick-boot" when it comes out. At this time I am waiting 7+ minutes. I have seen another cluster that boots out of stand-by in 30 seconds.

Is this a setting or part of IPMI or bios? If so how do i set this up?

There are multiple questions here - but it starts with this: we've a Dell PowerEdge R710 with a PERC 6/i RAID controller (or controllers) in a RAID10 configuration.

The system is running Ubuntu Server 10.04 LTS with MySQL doing a read-intensive workload.

I increased readahead using blockdev --setra ### /dev/sda to increase readahead (the reads are, at least in theory, sequential reads).

Is there a way to check whether node interleaving is enabled from within Windows on a Dell R710? omreport chassis biossetup doesn't appear to print any NUMA-related settings on the server I'm looking at.

I've a failed drive reported in my RAID5 running on a Dell R710 using RHEL5 with a DELL PERC controller. Is there a method to determine which drive it is? Can I do this at the command line?

I have ordered Poweredge R710 server with 4 diskas planning to configure them as RAID10. However I only got 3 disks delivered (4th will be delivered in 10 days).

I am wondering can I create RAID10 array with one disk missing and start installing my system (aware of possible risks in case the disk dies), and then when the disk arrives I just add it to the system? Will

Hi , I have Dell R710 Raid5 ( hardware raid HDD 500G * 3 ) and install OMSA from Dell. I want to check status raid on my server.I Type "omreport storage controller&q... [by teerapol2522]

Written by: Stephen Withers | Published in: EnterpriseDell has announced the 12th generation of its PowerEdge server family, with features designed to take advantage of Windows Server 2012.