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Dell 2005C SCSI Daughter Backplane Board for PowerEdge 4350
- SCSI Daughter Backplane Board
- Designed for Dell PowerEdge 4350 Server
- Supports SCSI Hard Drives
- Facilitates storage connectivity
- Enables SCSI-based storage configurations
- Ensures reliable data transfer for connected drives
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Product Overview
The Dell 2005C is a SCSI daughter backplane board designed for the Dell PowerEdge 4350 server. It provides the interface for connecting SCSI hard drives, acting as an extension or specific connection point for storage within the server. This board is essential for SCSI storage configurations in the PowerEdge 4350.
Technical Information
| Interface Type | SCSI |
| Function | Daughter Backplane Board |
Additional Specifications
| Compatibility | Dell PowerEdge 4350 |
Product Description
The Dell 2005C is a SCSI daughter backplane board specifically designed for integration into the Dell PowerEdge 4350 server. As a 'daughter' board, it likely connects to a main system board or another adapter, providing dedicated ports for SCSI (Small Computer System Interface) hard drives. This allows the server to utilize SCSI storage devices for its operational needs. This component is crucial for PowerEdge 4350 servers that employ SCSI technology for their storage solutions. It ensures the proper electrical and physical connection for SCSI drives, enabling data transfer between the drives and the server's controller. The daughterboard form factor suggests a specific integration method within the 4350's architecture. By providing the necessary SCSI interface, the 2005C facilitates the setup and management of storage within the PowerEdge 4350. It is a key part for maintaining or expanding the storage capacity of this server model, particularly for users who rely on the performance and reliability of SCSI drives.
