port connectors 21 power supply

installing 65

operating requirements 65 specifications 4

power-control button 9 power-control-button shield 9 power-cord connector 11 power-on LED 11

rear 9

power-on password 81

power-on password override switch 23 publications 2

R

RAID controller

installing

45

removing

45

replacing

45

RAS features 7

Remote Supervisor Adapter II SlimLine 7 removing

adapter 43 CD-RW/DVD drive 73 power supply 68 RAID controller 45

replacing

RAID controller 45 resetting passwords 85 riser-card assembly

installing 33 LEDs 25 location 44 removing 33 replacing 32

S

safety information introduction vi multilingual pointer v Statement 1 vii Statement 12 xi Statement 13 xi Statement 15 xii Statement 2 viii Statement 3 ix Statement 4 x Statement 5 x Statement 8 xi

SAS connector external 12 internal 20

SDR/FRU, defined 79, 89 serial connector 12 server

features 3 specifications 3

ServeRAID 6

service processor, defined 12

setting clear CMOS (password override) jumper 85 size 4

specifications 3 statements and notices 2 status LEDs 10 supervisor password

See administrator password switch

functions 22 location 22

power-on password override 23 system board

connectors external port 21 internal cable 20 internal SAS 20

user-installable optional devices 18 jumpers 22

LEDs 24 switch block 22

system specifications 3 system-error LED 11

rear 10 system-locator LED 9, 11

rear 9

systems management 4, 7, 8

T

tape drive

 

installing

50

temperature

3

thermal material, heat sink 59 trademarks 92

turning off the server

12

turning on the server

12

TÜV gloss statement

96

U

United States electronic emission Class A notice 96 United States FCC Class A notice 96

unknown password, bypassing 84, 85 updating the firmware code 89

USB connector 10, 11 user password

See power-on password using

baseboard management controller utility programs 89

utility program Configuration/Setup 80 RAID Configuration 87

V

video controller 4 specifications 3

video connector front 10

Index 101

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Image 115
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RD120 specifications

The Lenovo RD120 is a robust server specifically designed for small to medium-sized businesses looking for reliable performance and efficiency in their IT infrastructure. This tower server is known for its cost-effectiveness while delivering powerful functionalities that support a wide range of applications, from file sharing to email hosting.

One of the main features of the RD120 is its support for Intel's Xeon processors, providing businesses the scalability they need. It can accommodate up to two Xeon processors, enhancing multitasking capabilities and improving overall performance. This makes it suitable for handling various workloads and running multiple applications simultaneously.

In terms of memory, the RD120 supports up to 32GB of DDR3 RAM, offering excellent speed and efficiency for data processing. With multiple DIMM slots available, businesses can upgrade their memory easily depending on their growing needs, ensuring longevity and adaptability for future workloads.

Storage is another strong aspect of the Lenovo RD120. It offers flexible configuration options, supporting up to four hot-swap SATA hard drives and RAID configurations. This means businesses can choose the optimal balance between performance and redundancy, ensuring that data is always safe and accessible. The option for SSDs enhances speed and reliability, catering to data-intensive applications.

Networking capabilities in the RD120 are impressive, with integrated Gigabit Ethernet ports for fast and dependable network connectivity. This feature is crucial for maintaining fast data transfer speeds and ensuring seamless operation across the network.

The server’s design is focused on ease of use and management, featuring a tool-less chassis that simplifies upgrades and maintenance. Additionally, Lenovo provides management tools such as the Integrated Management Module, allowing for remote monitoring and administration. This is essential for any business looking to optimize their server performance without the need for constant on-site management.

Security features are built into the RD120, with options for encryption and secure boot firmware. These capabilities help protect sensitive information and maintain system integrity, aligning with business needs in today’s security-conscious environment.

In conclusion, the Lenovo RD120 comprises a blend of power, flexibility, and user-centric design, catering perfectly to the needs of small and medium businesses. Its efficient performance, robust storage options, and management features make it a valuable asset for any organization looking to establish a reliable and scalable IT infrastructure.