Dell 1950 III Assessment, Design, and Implementation Services, Deployment Services, Form Factor

DEll IT INFRASTRUCTURE SERvICES

Dell brings pure execution to IT Services. The planning, implementation, and maintenance of your IT infrastructure deserves nothing less. Variability in execution can compromise user productivity, IT resources and ultimately, your reputation. By utilizing our heritage of process-driven excellence, Dell Services can deliver a smarter way.

We don’t claim to do everything. We focus on IT infrastructure services. And we take a customer-led approach, grounded in the philosophy that you know your business better than anyone. That’s why Dell does not try to take key business decisions out of your hands, or lock you into more than you need. Instead, we apply our world-class process management and “no excuses” culture to deliver what customers today most need — flexibility and repeatable quality. That’s absolute execution. That’s Dell.

Assessment, Design, and Implementation Services

IT departments are continually challenged to evaluate and implement new technologies. Dell’s assessment, design, and implementation services can restructure your IT environment to enhance performance, scalability, and efficiency while helping to maximize your return on investment and minimize disruption to your business.

Deployment Services

System deployment is a necessary evil that plagues nearly every organization. You must deploy new systems to help improve performance and meet user demand. With Dell’s deployment services, we help simplify and speed up the deployment and utilization of new systems to maximize uptime throughout your IT environment.

Asset Recovery and Recycling Services

Proper disposal, reselling and donation of computer equipment is a time-consuming task that typically falls to the bottom of many IT to-do lists. Dell can simplify the end of life processes for IT equipment in a way that can maximize value for customers.

Training Services

Arm your employees with the knowledge and skills they need to be as productive as possible. Dell offers comprehensive training services which include hardware and software training, as well as PC skills and professional development classes. With Dell training you can help improve system reliability, maximize productivity and reduce end-user requests and downtime.

Enterprise Support Services

With Dell, you can get maximum performance and availability of your Dell server and storage systems. Our Enterprise Support services offer proactive maintenance to help prevent problems as well as rapid response and resolution of problems when they do occur. We have built a robust global infrastructure that offers multiple levels of enterprise support for systems throughout your infrastructure.

To help you get the most from your Dell systems, visit www.dell.com/services

Services vary by region.

FEATURES	DELL™ POWEREDGE™ 1950 III SERVER
Form Factor	1U rack
Processors	Up to two quad-core or dual-core Intel® Xeon® 5400, 5300, 5200,
	or 5100 series standard or low-volt processors at up
	to 3.16 GHz
Front Side Bus or	1066 MHz or 1333 MHz Front Side Bus (FSB)
HyperTransport	(depending on the processor chosen)
Cache	Intel Xeon 5400: 2x6 MB; Xeon 5300: 2x4 MB;
	Xeon 5200: 6 MB; Xeon 5100: 4 MB
Chipset	Intel 5000X
Memory	Up to 64 GB (8 FBD DIMM slots): 512 MB/1 GB/2 GB/4 GB/8 GB
	667 MHz Fully Buffered DIMMs (FBD) in matched pairs
	2.5” SATA (7.2K rpm): 80 GB, 120 GB
Hard Drives2	or 2.5” SAS (15K rpm): 36 GB or 73 GB
	or 3.5” SAS (10k rpm): 300 GB, 400 GB
	or 3.5” SAS (15k rpm): 73 GB, 146 GB, 300 GB, 450 GB
	or 3.5” SATA (7.2k rpm): 160 GB, 250 GB, 500 GB, 750 GB
Maximum Internal	Up to 1.5 TB via two 3.5” 750 GB hot-plug SATA hard drives
Storage
	Two options: Two hard drive chassis with 2 x 3.5” SAS (10K/15K)
Drive Bays	or SATA (7.2K) drives or four hard drive chassis with 4 x 2.5” SAS
	(10K) drives; Peripheral bays: 1 slim
	optical drive bay with choice of optional CD-ROM,
	optional DVD-ROM or combo CD-RW/DVD-ROM
I/O Slots	Two slots on separate PCI buses with either PCI Express
	riser with two x8 lane slots or PCI-X riser with
	2 x 64-bit/133 MHz slots
RAID Controller	Optional PERC integrated SAS/SATA daughtercard
	controller or adapter
External Storage	Dell Disk Storage Arrays, Dell Tape Automation, Tape Drives and
	Removable Disk, Dell NAS systems and Dell SANs
Internal/External	Internal: none
Tape Backup	External: PowerVault™ DAT 72, 110T, 114T, 122T, 124T, 132T, 136T,
Options	160T and ML6000
	Dual embedded Broadcom® NetXtreme II™ 5708 Gigabit Ethernet
Network	NIC with fail-over and load balancing. TOE (TCPIP Offload Engine)
	supported on Microsoft® Windows® Server 2003, SP1 or higher with
Interfaces	Scalable Networking Pack. Supports many optional single-, dual-,
	or quad-port 10baseT, copper, or optical add-in NICs
Power Supply	670W, optional hot-plug redundant power (1+1)
	ECC FBD memory, SDDC, Spare Bank; hot-plug hard drives;
	optional hot-plug redundant power supplies; dual embedded
Availability	NICs with failover and load balancing support; optional PERC6/i
	integrated daughtercard controller with battery-backed cache;
	hot-plug redundant cooling; tool-less chassis; fibre and SCSI
	cluster support; validated for Dell/EMC SAN
Video	Embedded ATI ES1000 with 16 MB memory
Remote	Baseboard Management Controller with IMPI 2.0 support; optional
Management	DRAC5 (advanced capabilities)
Systems	Dell™ OpenManage™
Management
Rack Support	Supports 4-post (Dell rack), 2-post and 3rd party Versa rails,
	sliding rails and cable management arm
	Microsoft® Windows® Server
Operating	Microsoft® Windows® Storage Server
	Red Hat® Linux® Enterprise
Systems	Novell® Netware®
	Novell® SUSE Linux
	VMware® Virtual Infrastructure
Embedded	VMware ESXi 3.5
	Citrix® XenServer Dell Express Edition
Hypervisors	Citrix® XenServer Dell Enterprise Edition

1Source: Data for Q1 2003 through Q12007 extracted from IDC Tech Server Qview Report Q1 2007.

2For hard drives, GB means 1 billion bytes and TB equals 1 trillion bytes; actual capacity varies with preloaded material and operating environment and will be less.

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