Dell R210 II manual A4 and A6 Rail Systems in 2-post Center-Mount Configuration

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Figure 13 shows a view of the R210 II mounted in the A4 A6 rail systems in the 2-post center-mountconfiguration. The rear brackets on the A6 rail system can be removed and discarded, providing a much smaller mounting footprint than the A4 rail system.

Figure 13. A4 and A6 Rail Systems in 2-post Center-Mount Configuration

Figure 14 shows the R210 II mounted in the A4 and A6 rail systems in the 2-post flush-mountconfiguration. The rear brackets on both the A4 and the A6 rail systems can be removed and discarded in this configuration, but the A4 rail system still provides the smaller mounting footprint.

Figure 14. A4 and A6 Rail Systems in 2-post Flush-Mount Configuration

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Contents PowerEdge R210 Page Table of Contents RAID Tables Figures Key Benefits Product ComparisonFlexible, Secure Technology Easy to Manage Comparison of PowerEdge R210 II to R210 and R310Comparison RAID New Technologies System Overview Product Feature SummaryVideo Power SupplyFeatured Database Application AvailabilityMechanical Dimensions and WeightChassis Description Back Panel View and Features Front Panel View and FeaturesPower Button LED System Status ID NIC Indicators Internal Chassis ViewsFans RailsReadyRails Static Rails Security LED Control PanelUser Accessible Jumpers, Sockets, and Connectors BatteryUSB Key Power Supply Specifications Power, Thermal, AcousticPower Supplies Power Supply SpecificationsEnvironmental Specifications Environmental SpecificationsAcoustics Shock and Vibration SpecificationsEnergy Star Compliance ThermalBels DBA Supply Acoustical SpecificationsBels DBA Tones Supply Page Supported Processors FeaturesProcessors OverviewProcessor Installation Processor ConfigurationsSupported Intel Desktop Processors Speed MemoryDIMMs Supported Dimm SlotsMirroring Supported ConfigurationsSupported Configurations SparingChipset Real-Time Clock RTC Compatibility ModuleAdvanced Programmable Interrupt Controller Apic USB InterfaceSystem Management Features Enhanced Power ManagementGpio Intel Virtualization Technology for Directed I/O System Management Bus SMBusBios Supported ACP I States Power Management ModesPower Button RTC alarm Supported Acpi StatesFeature Type Enable/Status Description Ctrl bit Location Power Management FeaturesCustom Power ProfilesMaximum Performance OS ControlEmbedded NICs/LAN on Motherboard LOM PCI Slots Quantities and Priorities PCI Card DimensionsHard Drives RAID ConfigurationsFactory RAID Configurations StorageTape Drives Optical Drives Graphics Video Modes VideoRack Types Supported Product Rail Mounting Interface Post Rail Adjustability Ranges and DepthRack Information Supported RacksRack View Cable Management Arm CMAA4 and A6 Rail Systems in 2-post Center-Mount Configuration Operating Systems Server Management Systems ManagementEmbedded Server Management Dell Lifecycle Controller and Unified Server ConfiguratorUnified Server Configurator Features and Description Feature DescriptionIDRAC6 Enterprise with Virtual Flash vFlash Media Integrated Dell Remote Access ControllerIDRAC6 Express IDRAC6 EnterpriseSnmp Wsman SMASH-CLP Dell Peripherals Appendix A. Statement of Volatility Server Bios Memory DetailsVolatility Table Server System Event Log Memory / FRU Details LOM LAN Network Interface on Details Motherboard MemoryROM, RAM, Eeprom Appendix B. Certifications Product Safety CertificationsRegulatory Certifications Ergonomics, Acoustics and Hygienics Electromagnetic CompatibilityErgonomics, Acoustics and Hygienics Electromagnetic Compatibility CertificationsIndustry Standards Appendix C. Industry StandardsUefi
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