ASUS RS720A-E9-RS24V2 User Manual
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The ASUS RS720A-E9-RS24V2 server supports up to 6TB of RAM using RDIMM/LRDIMM modules across its 24 DIMM slots.
To update the BIOS, download the latest BIOS version from the ASUS support website, create a bootable USB drive with the BIOS file, and update through the BIOS menu using the EZ Flash utility.
To replace a faulty hard drive, power down the server, remove the drive tray from the drive bay, replace the faulty drive with a new one, and reinsert the tray. Make sure to rebuild the RAID array if necessary.
RAID configuration can be done via the BIOS setup utility. Enter the BIOS during boot, navigate to the RAID configuration menu, and use the available options to create and manage RAID arrays with the installed drives.
The server supports dual redundant 1600W 80 PLUS Platinum power supplies, ensuring efficiency and reliability with failover capabilities.
The ASUS RS720A-E9-RS24V2 server can be monitored using ASUS Control Center software, which provides real-time health monitoring, alerts, and performance statistics.
Check power connections, verify the status of the power supplies, reseat RAM and expansion cards, and check for any error codes on the server's diagnostic display. If the problem persists, consult the server's manual for further troubleshooting.
Yes, the ASUS RS720A-E9-RS24V2 is designed for rack mounting and fits into a standard 2U rack space. It comes with the necessary mounting kit for installation.
The server is equipped with an ASMB9-iKVM module, allowing for remote management via a web-based interface. Connect to the server's IP address using a browser to access the management console.
The server supports a range of operating systems, including Windows Server, various Linux distributions, and VMware, ensuring flexibility for different deployment environments.