Servers - PowerEdge 2600 Product Certification (39 Questions)

Multiple Choice:
The PowerEdge 2600 contains how many integrated RJ45 ports that support gigabit speeds?
One.
Four.
Two.
Three.

Multiple Choice:
The PowerEdge 2600 contains how many integrated RJ45 ports that support gigabit speeds?
One.
Four.
Two.
Three.

Multiple Choice:
What is the maximum number of internal hard-disk drives the PowerEdge 2600 will support?
Ten.
Eight.
Six.
Four.

Multiple Choice:
On the PowerEdge 2600, how many 133 MHz PCI slots exist on the system board?
Six.
Four.
Two.
Three.

True/False:
The PowerEdge 2600 supports 4-way memory interleaving.
False.
True.

Multiple Choice:
On the PowerEdge 2600, what secures the front bezel to the chassis?
Two black tabs.
Two thumbscrews.
Three screws.
A latch.

Multiple Choice:
On the PowerEdge 2600, what must be removed prior to removing the system cover?
The hard-disk drives.
The CD-ROM drive.
The front bezel.
The power supplies.

True/False:
To remove the system cover on the PowerEdge 2600, you must slide the system cover towards the back of the chassis.
False.
True.

True/False:
On the PowerEdge 2600, a minimum of three power supplies is required for redundancy.
False.
True.

Multiple Choice:
On the PowerEdge 2600, what must be removed prior to removing the hard-disk drives?
The control panel.
The floppy-drive.
Front bezel.
The power supplies.

True/False:
On the PowerEdge 2600, hard-disk drives are hot swappable if the system is using a RAID controller.
True.
False.

Choose all that apply:
On the PowerEdge 2600, what must be removed prior to removing the split backplane card?
The backplane.
The periperhal bay backplane.
The front bezel.
The system cover.

Multiple Choice:
Where is fan 2 located on the PowerEdge 2600?
On the PDB.
On the processor shroud assembly.
In the front fan assembly.
In the back fan assembly.

True/False:
On the PowerEdge 2600, fans cannot be replaced individually.
False.
True.

Choose all that apply:
On the PowerEdge 2600, what must be removed prior to removing the front fan assembly ?
The system cover.
The front bezel.
Fan 3 and 4.
The backplane.

True/False:
On the PowerEdge 2600, use the front fan assembly thumbscrew to remove the front fan assembly.
True.
False.

True/False:
On the PowerEdge 2600, there are two thumbscrews that secure the processor shroud assembly to the system board.
True.
False.

Choose all that apply:
On the PowerEdge 2600, what must be removed prior to removing the processor shroud assembly?
The front bezel.
Fan 5.
The system cover.
The backplane.

Multiple Choice:
On the PowerEdge 2600, what FRU is the back fan bracket assembly power cable connected to?
The backplane.
The PDB.
The peripheral bay backplane.
The system board.

True/False:
On the PowerEdge 2600, there is one thumbscrew securing the peripheral bay assembly to the chassis.
True.
False.

True/False:
You must lift the retention latch on the back of the floppy-disk/CD-ROM/DVD-ROM drive bracket assembly and push it forward to remove it.
True.
False.

True/False:
The procedure for removing a DVD-ROM drive is different than the procedure for removing a CD-ROM drive.
True.
False.

True/False:
There are four retaining clips that secure the floppy-disk drive to the floppy-disk/CD-ROM/DVD-ROM drive bracket assembly in the PowerEdge 2600.
True.
False.

Multiple Choice:
On the PowerEdge 2600, what is the maximum number of hard-disk drives the peripheral-bay backplane can support?
Four.
Six.
Two.
Eight.

Choose all that apply:
On the PowerEdge 2600, what components must be removed prior to removing the ROMB hardware?
The system cover.
The front bezel.
The processor shroud assembly.
The front fan assembly.

True/False:
On the PowerEdge 2600, the ROMB memory module socket is grouped together with the system memory module sockets.
True.
False.

Choose all that apply:
On the PowerEdge 2600, what components must be removed prior to removing the chassis intrusion switch?
The system cover.
The split backplane card.
The front bezel.
The periperhal bay assembly.

True/False:
There is a single thumbscrew that secures the backplane to the PowerEdge 2600 chassis.
False.
True.

True/False:
On the PowerEdge 2600, the control panel cable is removed separately from the control panel.
True.
False.

True/False:
On the PowerEdge 2600, the PCI slot guide assembly must be removed to be able to remove the ERA.
False.
True.

Multiple Choice:
On the PowerEdge 2600, what must be used to pull the PDB out of its slot?
The pull rings.
The PDB is not a FRU.
A captive thumbscrew.
A release lever.

Multiple Choice:
On the PowerEdge 2600, where is the thumbscrew located that secures the system board to the chassis?
Next to the system memory.
Next to the ROMB hardware key.
Next to PCI slot 1.
Next to the processors.

True/False:
To remove a memory module from the PowerEdge 2600, press out on the memory module ejectors on each end of the socket until the memory module disengages from the socket.
True.
False.

True/False:
You must align pin 1 of the processor with pin 1 on the socket when replacing a processor in the PowerEdge 2600.
True.
False.

Choose all that apply:
On the PowerEdge 2600, what must be removed prior to removing a VRM?
System cover.
The bracket assembly for the back fans.
Front bezel.
The processor shroud assembly.

Multiple Choice:
What system setup option on the PowerEdge 2600 allows you to use the integrated NIC to boot the system from the network?
PCI IRQ assignment.
Integrated devices.
CPU Information.
Embedded server management.

Multiple Choice:
What function key must be pressed during POST to enter the system setup on the PowerEdge 2600?
<F10>
<F2>
<F8>
<F6>

Multiple Choice:
What function key must be pressed during POST to enter the system setup on the PowerEdge 2600?
<F10>
<F2>
<F8>
<F6>

True/False:
There are six shoulder screws on the PowerEdge 2600 that must be engaged in the slide rail assemblies when installing the system into a rack.
True.
False.

Multiple Choice:
Where is the cable strain relief bracket installed on the PowerEdge 2600?
Behind the integrated NIC.
Behind the ERA NIC.
Behind the PS/2 port.
Behind the PCI slots.