Adding Peripherals Required for PowerEdge 4400 Cluster Nodes

WARNING: Hardware installation should be performed only by trained service technicians. Before working inside the system, see the safety instructions in your PowerEdge System Information document to avoid a situation that could cause serious injury or death.

The following list provides PCI slot assignment information for the system’s PCI buses, RAID controllers, NICs, and DRAC.

PCI buses

PCI bus 1: PCI slots 1 and 2 are 64-bit, 33/66-MHz.

PCI bus 2: PCI slots 3 through 6 are 64-bit, 33-MHz.

PCI bus 3: PCI slot 7 is 32-bit, 33-MHz.

RAID controllers

RAID controllers can be installed in any available 64-bit, 33-MHz or 32-bit, 33-MHz PCI slot.

If you use multiple RAID controllers and there are available slots, Dell recom- mends installing the RAID controllers on separate PCI buses to balance the load on the system.

NICs

You can install NICs in any available PCI slot.

Dell recommends that Giganet cLAN adapters be installed in 64-bit slots.

DRAC

If you are currently using a DRAC or plan to use one in the future, install it in PCI slot 7.

NOTE: To make sure that the SCSI or RAID controller attached to the boot drives initializes first, you might have to change the scan order of the PCI bus, if the BIOS supports this option, or change the order of the RAID, NIC, and DRAC. Performing these tasks ensures that the Windows operating system numbers the boot drives in the proper sequence.

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