Dell Hot Plug BOSS-S2 M.2 Carrier Adapter Card for Dell Emc

Part number HM7F6 · also known as W6NNG

Price: $55.93 USD

DELL HOT PLUG BOSS-S2 M.2 CARRIER ADAPTER CARD FOR DELL EMC POWEREDGE R650 / R750 - BOSS S2 SSD TRAY / CADDY - NOT A BOOT OPTIMIZED STORAGE SUBSYSTEM - ( ASSY, CARR, BOSS-S2, ADPT, 15G ) ( MOD, CRD, CTL, BOSS-S2V3 - KIT PN: W6NNG )

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Frequently asked questions

What NIC card and DVD/RW drive are compatible with the R550 server?

Both a NIC card and a built-in DVD/RW drive can be used with the R550. To ensure compatibility, check the Dell Support page with your server's service tag for a list of supported hardware, or refer to the official specification sheet for detailed options. [community thread]

How can I identify and replace a failed drive in a PowerEdge R540 or R550 server?

To identify the failed drive, collect a Technical Support Report (TSR) that includes storage logs, which can provide insights into the drive's status. If the drive rebuild process is unsuccessful, you can replace the drive by following the hot-swapping procedure, ensuring to verify the correct drive using the server management interface. [community thread]

Can the Dell PowerEdge R650 be configured with 10 NVMe U.3/U.2 drives and 2 SATA drives without a RAID controller?

Yes, the Dell PowerEdge R650 can support this configuration using the S150 PERC software controller, which does not require a hardware RAID card. For software RAID, ensure that you are using compatible Dell NVMe drives and check the specifications for any additional requirements. [community thread]

What cables are needed when replacing the backplane and controller in a Dell R650 server?

When replacing the backplane and controller in a Dell R650 server, it's important to note that the necessary cables may not be included with the new components. It is recommended to contact local support or raise a ticket to ensure you receive the correct cables for your setup. [community thread]

Why am I getting an unsupported memory configuration error after adding DIMMs to my Poweredge R650?

The error is likely due to an unbalanced memory channel configuration, which does not comply with Dell's memory population guidelines. To resolve this, ensure that each channel has an equal number of DIMMs and that the total count of DIMMs matches the supported configurations for your CPU. [community thread]