Customer reviews for PowerEdge R210 II
PowerEdge R210 II
PowerEdge R210 II
Rating breakdown 3 reviews
5 Stars
1
4 Stars
2
3 Stars
0
2 Stars
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1 Star
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(3 reviews) 3
3 out of 3100%of customers recommend this
Customer reviews for PowerEdge R210 II
Review 1 for PowerEdge R210 II
Overall Rating
Features
4
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5
Performance
5
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5
Value
4
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5
Reviewed by:TLatham(Missouri)
Duration of Product Use:3-4 months
Level of Expertise:Expert
I use my PC for:Everyday Computing
Your Lifestyle:Professional
Title:
Awesome small company email server
PostedMarch 1, 2013
Yes, I would recommend this product
Set this up using Ubuntu Linux and postfix/dovecot. RAID1 500GB (sata) hard drives and 8 GB memory. Never misses a beat, small form factor, solid performer.
Pros:formfactor
Cons:expansion
0points
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Review 2 for PowerEdge R210 II
Overall Rating
Reviewed by:reyEscalicas(Dubai,UAE)
Duration of Product Use:5-6 months
Level of Expertise:Good
Title:
VMware 5.0
PostedFebruary 25, 2012
Yes, I would recommend this product
Pros: Configured with RAID 1 by default, Installed WMware esxi 5.0 is flawless like a charm.
Cons: Little noise but its fine when your server room separated, no available slot for addition HDD, windows 2008 R2 came with Dell are not compatible with VMware virtual server.
Solutions: Download windows 2008 R2 evaluation copy from Microsoft web site, install as guest OS and key-in your original product key and register to activate.
Pros:virtualization, data base
+16points
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Review 3 for PowerEdge R210 II
Overall Rating
Reviewed by:Valen
Title:
good for small offices
PostedJune 28, 2011
Yes, I would recommend this product
I was concerned by the reviews about the R210 but these ones seem nice and quiet (well when unloaded at least) the fans can become rather loud during boot/post and I've not given them a workout yet but overall they seem pretty good.
even non hotswap disks in trays would be nice Though rather than needing to pull the thing apart to swap a disk.
even non hotswap disks in trays would be nice Though rather than needing to pull the thing apart to swap a disk.
The shortest the rails can go is 600mm btw, i put them in a 450mm deep wall cabinet and needed to chop up the mounting rails to get it all to fit.
Pros:virtualisation server
+26points
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