Used Dell PowerEdge R620 server. Unit powers on, POSTs normally, and has been tested through Dell BIOS, iDRAC7 Enterprise, Lifecycle Controller, and Dell ePSA hardware diagnostics.
Configuration
- Dell PowerEdge R620
- 2x Intel Xeon E5-2660 processors @ 2.20 GHz
- 8 cores per CPU / 16 physical cores total
- 32 threads total with Hyper-Threading
- 32GB ECC DDR3 memory
- Memory operating speed: 1333 MHz
- Dell PERC H310 Mini RAID controller
- 4x Broadcom BCM5720 Gigabit Ethernet ports
- iDRAC7 Enterprise
- iDRAC/Lifecycle Controller firmware updated to 2.65.65.65
- BIOS 2.7.0
- DVD-ROM optical drive
- Dual redundant power supplies
- No hard drives installed/detected
- No RAID virtual disk currently configured
Testing performed
- Both CPUs detected and tested
- PCIe bus passed Dell ePSA testing
- Backplane passed
- USB passed
- Optical drive passed
- Video passed
- Cooling fans passed
- Both redundant power supplies tested individually; each PSU successfully powered the server by itself for approximately 3 minutes
- Both PSU status LEDs returned normal/green
- PERC H310 controller detected normally
- iDRAC7 Enterprise tested and accessible through web interface
- Lifecycle Controller and UEFI diagnostics updated and operational
Known items / disclosures
No hard drives are installed/detected, so Dell diagnostics reports the expected “No Hard Drive Detected” error.
The Broadcom BCM5720 network adapters are detected, but Dell ePSA reports that their firmware is older than the version expected by the current diagnostics package.
Server is sold exactly as shown. No operating system or hard drives are included.
