Servers – PowerEdge 6600/6650 Product Certification (47 Questions)

Multiple Choice:
What is used to secure the front bezel to the chassis on the PowerEdge 6600?
Two torx screws.
A retaining clip.
A single thumbscrew.
Two thumbscrews.

Multiple Choice:
What must be removed prior to removing the hard-disk drives from the PowerEdge 6600 or 6650?
The system cover.
The CD-ROM.
The backplane.
The front bezel.

Multiple Choice:
How many system covers are on either the PowerEdge 6600 or 6650?
One.
Four.
Two.
Three.

True/False:
On the PowerEdge 6600, you can only remove and replace one power supply at a time when the system is powered on.
False.
True.

Choose all that apply:
To remove the control panel from the PowerEdge 6600 and 6650, disconnect the control panel cable connected to what?
CD-ROM.
Bezel connector.
Memory card.
Peripheral riser card.

Choose all that apply:
What must be removed prior to removing the control panel from the PowerEdge 6600?
The front bezel.
All hard-disk drives.
The CD-ROM.
The system cover.

Multiple Choice:
What must be removed prior to removing a memory board on the PowerEdge 6600 and 6650?
Front bezel.
CD-ROM.
System cover.
Peripheral riser card.

Choose all that apply:
What must be removed prior to removing a memory module from the PowerEdge 6600 and 6650?
System cover.
Hard-disk drives.
Memory board.
Peripheral riser card.

Multiple Choice:
What FRU is the peripheral riser card inserted into on the PowerEdge 6600 and 6650?
Power distribution board.
I/O board.
Memory board.
Microprocessor board.

True/False:
On the PowerEdge 6600 and 6650, you must press the drive assemblies release tab to release the floppy-diskette/CD-ROM/DVD-ROM drive assembly from it's mating connector.
False.
True.

Multiple Choice:
What is used to secure the CD-ROM/DVD-ROM drive to the interposer board on the PowerEdge 6600 and 6650?
Plastic expansion fasteners.
Phillips head screw.
Retaining clip.
Torx screws.

True/False:
You must disconnect the back end of the ribbon cable from the interposer board to remove the floppy-diskette drive on the PowerEdge 6600 and 6650.
True.
False.

Multiple Choice:
How many fans can be removed while the system is running, without generating a warning in the system event log on the PowerEdge 6600 and 6650?
Zero.
Three.
One.
Two.

Choose all that apply:
What must be removed prior to removing the fan bracket assembly from the PowerEdge 6600?
System cover.
I/O board.
Fans.
Microprocessor tray.

Multiple Choice:
What component must the chassis intrusion switch cable be disconnected from to remove the chassis intrusion switch from the PowerEdge 6600?
Legacy board.
Fan bracket assembly.
Memory board.
Peripheral riser board.

Choose all that apply:
What cables must be disconnected from the legacy board in order to remove the legacy board in the PowerEdge 6600 and 6650?
Back-panel status indicator cable.
Peripheral riser board cable.
Chassis intrusion switch cable.
SCSI cable.

Multiple Choice:
Next to which PCI slot is the thumbscrew located that secures the PCI insulation shield to the PowerEdge 6600?
Three.
Nine.
Four.
Seven.

True/False:
The thumbscrew that secures the PCI slot insulation shield to the I/O board also secures the I/O board to the system chassis on the PowerEdge 6600.
False.
True.

True/False:
The microprocessor board tray can only be removed from the front of the system on the PowerEdge 6600 and 6650.
True.
False.

Multiple Choice:
How many thumbscrews secure the backplane to the chassis on the PowerEdge 6600 and 6650?
Four.
Three.
One.
Two.

Multiple Choice:
What component is the split backplane card attached to on the PowerEdge 6600?
Backplane.
Legacy board.
System cover.
System chassis.

Multiple Choice:
How many SCSI cables can you plug-in to the media bay backplane on the PowerEdge 6600?
Two.
Three.
One.
Zero.

True/False:
There is only one thumbscrew that secures the PDB to the chassis on the PowerEdge 6600.
True.
False.

True/False:
There are two release levers on the cover for the processor enclosure on the PowerEdge 6600 and 6650.
True.
False.

Multiple Choice:
Where are the processor VRM's located on the PowerEdge 6600 and 6650?
On the peripheral riser board.
On the I/O board.
On the microprocessor board.
On the legacy board.

True/False:
To remove the microprocessor board from the PowerEdge 6600 or 6650, you must loosen the two thumbscrews securing the microprocessor board to the microprocessor board tray.
True.
False.

True/False:
Both the PowerEdge 6600 and 6650 support PCI and PCI-X.
True.
False.

True/False:
The PowerEdge 6600 and 6650 contain an integrated dual channel Ultra3 SCSI controller.
False.
True.

True/False:
The minimum amount of RAM supported for either the PowerEdge 6600 or 6650 is 128 MB.
True.
False.

True/False:
Spare bank and redundant memory can be enabled simultaneously to provide a greater degree of redundancy on the PowerEdge 6600 and 6650.
False.
True.

Multiple Choice:
What is the maximum number of Xeon microprocessors that the PowerEdge 6600 or 6650 will support?
Three.
Two.
One.
Four.

Multiple Choice:
What is the maximum number of PCI cards that can be installed in the PowerEdge 6600?
10.
11.
9.
12.

Multiple Choice:
What slide assembly release latches must you press up to push the PowerEdge 6600 or 6650 chassis into the rack?
Green.
Yellow.
Blue.
Brown.

Multiple Choice:
What does the right-angle bracket on the PowerEdge 6600 cable-management arm attach to?
The rack cabinet's side panel.
The rack cabinet's vertical rail.
The rack cabinet's back door.
The right side of the system back panel.

Multiple Choice:
What system setup option on the PowerEdge 6600 and 6650 allows you to set the maximum memory available to the operating system to 256 MB?
Embedded server management.
System security.
OS install mode.
PCI IRQ assignment.

Multiple Choice:
What system setup option on the PowerEdge 6600 and 6650 allows you to set the front panel LCD options and user string?
Embedded server management.
Boot sequence.
Integrated devices.
PCI IRQ assignment.

True/False:
On the PowerEdge 6650, the front bezel is secured to the chassis using two thumbscrews.
True.
False.

Choose all that apply:
Which backplane cables must be disconnected to remove the backplane on the PowerEdge 6650?
SCSI A.
DC power.
SCSI B (if applicable).
Chassis intrusion.

Choose all that apply:
What cables must be disconnected from the peripheral riser board in order to remove the board on the PowerEdge 6650?
SCSI backplane board power cable.
Memory riser board cable.
CD/diskette cable.
Control panel cable.

Multiple Choice:
How many power supplies are required for the PowerEdge 6650 to operate normally?
Zero.
Three.
One.
Two.

True/False:
You must rotate the I/O board tray handle up to release the tray from the chassis.
True.
False.

Multiple Choice:
What component is the power supply VRM located next to in the PowerEdge 6650?
Legacy board.
CD-ROM/DVD-ROM.
Hard-disk drives.
Power supplies.

True/False:
You must press in on the insulator release clips on both sides of the I/O board in order to remove the PCI insulation shield.
False.
True.

True/False:
You must remove the two I/O board thumbscrews to remove the I/O board.
False.
True.

Multiple Choice:
Where is the power distribution board release latch located in the PowerEdge 6650?
On the bottom of the first power supply slot.
On the bottom of the I/O board tray.
On the bottom of the second power supply slot.
Below the system fans.

Multiple Choice:
What is the maximum number of internal SCSI hard-disk drives the PowerEdge 6650 will support?
12.
10.
Five.
Eight.

Multiple Choice:
What must the cable-management arm bracket be inserted into when installing the cable-management hardware for the PowerEdge 6650?
The rack cabinet vertical mounting hole.
The horizontal slot on the back of the system chassis.
The rectangular slot on the slide rail assembly.
The vertical slot on the back of the system chassis.