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Dell 0TP766 iDRAC5 Remote Access Controller Card PowerEdge 6950
- iDRAC5 Remote Access Controller Card
- For Dell PowerEdge 6950 server
- Enables out-of-band management
- Remote server monitoring and control
- Facilitates hardware diagnostics
- Supports remote power cycling and KVM
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Product Overview
The Dell 0TP766 is an iDRAC5 Remote Access Controller Card specifically for the PowerEdge 6950 server. It provides out-of-band management capabilities, allowing for remote server control and monitoring.
Technical Information
| Product Type | Remote Access Controller Card |
| Model | iDRAC5 |
Additional Specifications
| Compatibility | Dell PowerEdge 6950 |
Product Description
The Dell 0TP766 is an Integrated Dell Remote Access Controller (iDRAC) with Lifecycle Controller version 5 (iDRAC5), designed exclusively for the Dell PowerEdge 6950 server. This dedicated hardware component provides essential out-of-band management capabilities, meaning it can manage the server even if the operating system is unresponsive or the server is powered off. This is crucial for remote administration and troubleshooting in data center environments. With the iDRAC5, system administrators can remotely monitor the server's hardware status, receive alerts for potential issues, and perform various management tasks. These tasks include remote power control (powering on, off, or resetting the server), accessing the server's console via a virtual KVM (Keyboard, Video, Mouse) session, and viewing system event logs. It also facilitates hardware diagnostics and firmware updates, simplifying server maintenance. The 0TP766 card ensures that the PowerEdge 6950 server remains accessible and manageable regardless of its operational state or network connectivity issues with the primary network interface. This level of control is indispensable for maintaining server uptime, reducing response times to critical events, and efficiently managing IT infrastructure from anywhere in the world.
