System overview, Overview, System features – Dell PowerVault 715N (Rackmount NAS Appliance) User Manual

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System Overview

Dell™ PowerVault™ 715N Systems Service Manual

Overview

Power Protection Devices

System Features

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Service Features

Technical Specifications

Overview

Your network attached storage (NAS) appliance enables you to easily add storage to a workgroup, small office,

or small business network and offload the file management responsibilities from the server. The NAS appliance

is a "headless" device, which means it has no keyboard, mouse, or monitor, but can be managed through the

network or by using console redirection through a serial connection. The system offers the data security

capabilities of general-purpose servers.

This document provides basic information about the system features, service features, and specifications.

System Features

The system offers the following major features:

An Intel® Celeron

microprocessor with an internal bus speed of at least 850 MHz or an Intel Pentium® III

microprocessor with an internal bus speed of at least 1 GHz

1-U chassis

Two DIMM slots

Four IDE hard drives connected to four IDE master channels in a software RAID configuration

162-W power supply

System cooling fan and two power-supply cooling fans

Serial port used for console redirection

One 32-bit, 33-MHz low-profile PCI slot

A minimum of 256 MB (for early systems with a SN1A system board) or 384 MB (for later systems with a SN1B

system board) of SDRAM system memory, upgradable by installing registered PC-133 SDRAM memory modules in

the two memory module sockets

A flash BIOS that can be upgraded through console redirection

Two integrated Intel 82559 10/100+ NICs with RJ-45 Ethernet connectors

The following software is included in the system:

Microsoft® Windows® Powered operating system with Service Pack 2.

Microsoft Server Appliance (SA) kit.

Services for UNIX®, Novell® NetWare®, and Macintosh (integrated into the Microsoft Windows Powered operating

system).

Protocol support for TCP/IP, DHCP (client support), DNS (client support), NIS (client support), IPX, CIFS, NFS, and

IPV6.

First Time Configuration support through DHCP, Dell OpenManage™ Kick-Start, or RAS serial connection (setup

through serial connection in non-DHCP environments).

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