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Boston Green Power 2200-T review - Pictures

by: IT Pro team

31 May 2011

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The Boston Green Power 2200-T
One of the X7SPT-DF-D525 motherboards used in the Green Power 2200-T
Each server node has an embedded management controller and provides KVM-over-IP remote control as a standard feature.
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The remote control came in very handy for us during our power tests as we could control all eight nodes from one workstation.
You can keep an eye on critical components in each node and use email alerts to warn of any problems.
The embedded RAID controller on each node can be configured and managed with Intel’s console utility.
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Supermicro also includes its SuperO Doctor III server management tool although it is now looking very dated.

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