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Dell PowerEdge R730 Server Motherboard Replacement Tutorial
Walk through how to remove, replace, and swap out a motherboard on a Dell PowerEdge R730 server.
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Why the Husky Smart 2 Port Watering Timer is TRASH
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Listen to me rant why this product is garbage to avoid you the trouble.
Generac Backup Generator Pricing, Security Concerns, Installation, Mobile App, General Thoughts
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Follow along as I discuss how to get the most aggressive pricing, understand the importance of negotiating warranty and maintenance, discuss security concerns, installation, importance of the mobile app, and my general thoughts on having a backup Generac Guardian. I mention my electric utility for the load form in the video, but it's actually my gas utility. Sorry for any confusion. One item I ...
Napoleon Prestige 500 BBQ First Use Impressions & Breakfast on the Griddle
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First use impressions, heat temp checks, and first time using the griddle to make some eggs and toast for breakfast Assembly first impression video here: th-cam.com/video/up-y0aBl-OM/w-d-xo.html
Napoleon Prestige 500 BBQ Grill Assembly, First Impressions, and Accessories Review
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Grilling kicked up a notch! Assembly and first impressions review of the Napoleon Prestige 500 RSIB Gas Grill with Infrared Side and Rear Burner. Model P500RSIBPSS. Also cover some accessories I picked up for it. I originally had a 5 burner Charbroil Professional series grill, but got tired of replacing parts rusting out. 1st time use and making breakfast on the griddle video here: th-cam.com/v...
Dell PowerEdge R720 4 Bay to 8 Bay Hard Drive Cage Removal - Quick & Easy Upgrade!
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i got a cheap 4 bay r720 3.5'' server off eBay but it only had a software raid. it also only had 4 trays available. this video shows how to easily upgrade to use all 8 bays without any of the fluff. thanks for checking out my video!
Why the Dell PowerEdge R620 Server is great for a Homelab - Hardware Overview P1
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I walk through and provide an overview of why I think the Dell PowerEdge R620 is excellent for anyone looking to start or expand their homelab. This is part 1 and provides a teardown overview of the hardware components and capabilities. Cheap entry point, easy to scale up with lots of room to grow makes this server a winner in my mind. Part 2 will focus on some remaining peripheral points and s...
VMware ESXi6 "Base Config" After Install! Detailed Overview (iSCSI/Networking/Storage) Tutorial!
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*Note: VMUG Advantage is 200/year, not 200/month as I mistakenly note in the video. We'll cover the following with a step by step explanation: - The vSphere Client - Enabling SSH/ESXI Shell - Reviewing Performance tab - Reviewing Configuration tab Hardware - Storage - Networking - Network Adapters - Storage Adapters - iSCSI w/ ReadyNAS Pro 2 LUN (ISO) - ReadyNas - Creating an iSCSI LUN - Creati...
Installing VMware ESXi on a Dell R710 using iDRAC Virtual Media to Internal USB - Step by Step!
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What is covered in this video: - Getting the officially support VMware ESXi images for your Dell PowerEdge R710 - Checking out the original configuration specs - Configuring iDRAC IP (Static or DHCP) from BIOS - Configuring Internal USB from BIOS - Where the Internal USB is located - Using TFTPD DHCP Server - Using the Internal USB as your bootable device for your hypervisor install! - Installi...
Dell PowerEdge R710 Assembly from the Motherboard Up - Great for Folks Looking to Learn! - P2
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This is the second video showcasing the reassembly of an R710 from the motherboard all the way up to being power-on ready. This is part of my first video series where I'll be taking an R710 that did not work off after buying it from a Craigslist scammer, fixing it up, and installing VMware ESXi on it. If you're looking to learn how to put an R710 back together again - This is the video for you!...
Dell PowerEdge R710 Teardown w/ Step-by-Step Explanations - Great for Folks Looking to Learn! - P1
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The goal of this video is to help get you familiar and comfortable with the inside of a Dell PowerEdge R710 server environment. This is filmed from the expectation that the viewer has not really played around much with the said system. Perhaps looking to get into homelabbing, or move into a sysadmin/engineering role, the goal is to get you familiar with the system so you know you're way around ...
That button on the left side ,whats up with that.its connected to the mystery black box?
that box powers the igniters for the side burner and rotisserie
Were is the battery that works the lights on the knobs?
Thanks ,found it
Mine is working fine, i guss u got a bad unit But thanks for the review
Good, video. Couple things to point out, the yellow rod you have is for manual transfer of power on the transfer switch incase it does not transfer. Your manual will explain that process. The 18" clearance from your house is from the rear of the unit not the sides. Both sides and the front should have 36" inches of unobstructed clearance for maintenance. They universal keys, is the same as the 751 for campers, they are all the same also and not just for 1 make but every make out there, meaning anyone with that 751 key can get into your storage compartments. ie change your locks. Cam locks is pretty basic fix to upgrade. With that said, the safe guarding of the keys, transfer switch lock and the kill switch in the rear of unit are overkill on 90% of installs. If one wanted to sabotage the system they would just bring a screw driver and shut the gas supply off, or turn off the gas shut off and that would kill your generator also. I would also like to say not sure what state your in, but man, over 6K for install is crazy. This will vary from place to place but that's huge! I see they have the genpad, maintenance and battery added but that is still kinda high to me. Ohio is about 3k average for install. Be interesting to see what other areas of the county charge for installs. The kill switch in the back of the unit can be bypassed by unplugging the wires inside the unit and connecting them direct (bypassing) the switch. I believe this was a NEC 2020 code change that required emergency shut down switches outside the generator for units over 15+KW units. I agree that's stupid also. They don't require a kill switch for your homes main power, so why one on a generator...somebody got bored in their cubical at work it sounds like.
Solid. Thx for the LPTs. I'm in a HCOL area. 3k labor would've been fantastic but it's just not realistic here. I'm happy with the price and what was included. Factoring in the 10 year parts/labor and 5 year included maintenance + free battery replacement is a little over 2k. That puts my install at pre-covid pricing for my area.
Bro, it’s hot garbage, almost all the sprinkler stuff is. If you did get that to work, your water pressure will blow it apart in a month.
THANK YOU SO MUCH!
Hi, i hve 2 4 sale $800
Just wanted to say it's really nice of you to post a simple guide how to do stuff like this. I suspect the procedure is similar on my 730 with 2.5 drives. I won't replace upgrade it now but it's good to know in the future.
Heads up to anyone just getting one of these: I successfully flashed the RAID controller into HBA/IT mode, making it possible to pass drives directly though, instead of needing to set them up in the hardware RAID controller. Was great for my use case of CEPH on Proxmox.
Mine came preassembled last year and wile moving it this year the right door came off. I was able to reinsert the pegs but the doors are not alighned properly. Still working on it. Great grill though.
Hey, I found your video and what happened with mine is they gave me the wrong instruction booklet, mine was for the natural gas model, and everything was so off. You had the one page open that I needed to let me know how the spacers for the doors went. Your video combined with a few others really helped me out. As far as the space in-between the doors goes, its very very easy to adjust. The longer bolts that come with it can be tightened to close that gap and make it looks nice. It really takes just a few minutes to fix.
If anyone knows about the TPM header for the motherboard. Let me know. It looks like mine is not available on the motherboard.
Is there not a part 2?
why not the 630 you can get one for little as 300€ refurbished, i mean jea there is only a small cpus in in it and maybe 2 ticks of 16gb ram but for a start not bad. ok yea some of them a big surprise what actual is in it. mine cost me only 800€ and i got lucky and got a e5 2699v4 even it was listed as only v3 cpus from 8 to 16 cores and 128 to 256 gb ram. but no metion on every other part. mine was coming with the highest cpus a e5 2699v4 but only with 2 64gb ram modules no drive caddys only blanks, no dvd or cd drive 8 bays. but i had idrac8 enterprise and 2 10gbit ports and 2 25gbit ssfp ports, a h330 raidcontroller, one 10k 1,8tb sas drive in the front with windows server 20 license on a usb3.0 drive in the internal usb port. i was happy with this. i installed ubuntu server instead but for the beginning nice. now i have upgrades the machine i have ditched the 64gb modules and bought 16 32gb modules and bought a full set uf caddys and but another 1.8tb sas drive in it and on a sata 80gb drive is my os. i used it for my homeserver but over the time i shrank my system down now i use a ryzen7 5800g system and was about to sell my r630 but now i discovers stable diffusion for me and noticed the r630 is 20 times faster without a gpu as a ryzen7 5800g wit its internal gpu for this application so a brought it back to life and plan to buy 3 nvidia tesla t4 gpus but 1.5 to 3 grad a piece is heavy. at the moment i rocking a sigle t600 gpu without fan detached only the heatsink and this system is now 50 times faster as the ryzen. and still i am not able to use more then 10% to 20% cpu load with a better gpu this is possible. but i try it first with a second t600 if this works i buy a nvidia tesla t4. and add one if i have the money and the system has the power to keep up with it
She’s a beautiful bbq
Turn the rotisserie burner off and you won’t see that temperature difference. Only use the rotisserie burner if you’re trying to cook something on the top shelf only, or only using the rotisserie burner.
thx for the LPT!
Where did you get this griddle attachment from? I can't find it anywhere
Great video, confirms my thinking to scale/ upgrade as time goes on with the r620. From the Dell website when I got my r620 I noticed esxi 6.5 is max version compatible, and I had issues anytime I tried running 7.x. Is there anything special to get v8 to work? Would it even be worth the hassle to upgrade when I have everything running fine on 6.5 for a few basic homelab projects. Thanks!
it can run esxi8 no problem. just look for the dell customized esxi 8 iso. filename i have for it is VMware-VMvisor-Installer-8.0.0-20513097.x86_64-Dell_Customized-A00.iso - be careful where you download it from!
Can these be used without having to have a rack? I know some servers can be ran that way and maybe just need some configuration done.
absolutely. i just wouldnt recommend running it on a carpeted floor. pvc shelving is cheap and great alternative!
@@afteryesterday8964 Is there a guide to running those and other servers without the rack? I know the power is often a connector we are not used to seeing.
@@Myself-yh9rr They just use the standard PC power cable. Plug it in and go.
Do you happen to have the latest firmware update iso? I am unable to download and need to update my 3 hosts
check out this site - updateyodell.net/
subscribed because i also swear and get mad at sheet metal
you never did a video powering it on like you said.
Nice i just picked up one of these
hi, I got a question for you :) I got a deal on an r720 with originally 2.5 bays and the seller is saying its not going to work for my 3.5 drives. Any suggestions I've never touched these type of computers before so I dont know if im missing something obvious. In a normal computer its just a cable i plug it to a 2.5 or 3.5 no fuss but I'm not sure if dell's require an hdd bay . I dont mind frankesteining it a bit and just having mypair of hdd drives sitting there without being secure. Any recommendations?
same as what he removed here you would pull out the whole block of the 2.5s and put a 3.5 in and then swap out the rectangular backplane that you saw him showing the capacitors on.
no. the chassis itself is different for 2.5'' and 3.5''. wont work sadly.
I would be curious to know what the power consumption is on the R710
it is about 160w at idle.
I love my T620 because it can stand on its own and doesn’t need as many fans to stay cool. It has less noise and can fit any size pci. Paid $400 plus free shipping for mine and it was brand new with less than 10 hours of runtime on it.
NICE! I just got mine last week off of FB Marketplace. This guy showed a lot of love to it and was the best conditioned one I've seen. Had all the sleds, front panel and even the keys haha. Only $300. Plus the guy was nice enough to keep both PSU's in :P Very happy with it! Hope you have fun with yours too!
Just grabbed a t620 with 20TB, 256GB and loads of spares for about $300. Slapped in a hba, 2.5gb network card, nvidia gpu and hooked it up to my heath-Robinson storage array. Bargain :).
Even once you know how to extract the 3.5 inch HDD blank filler (DP/N 058PNT) it is still a heck of a chore. 😖 Huge thanks for putting this video together.
on the left side of the server is a small vertical slide out tab, right below the power button. That will have your service ID written on it, besides the location on the top that you mentioned. Question: did you put the ESXI on the thumb drive that you made internal or is that the "OS" location where you installed the ESXi and you used an external USB port? I'll have to watch this a third time to see if I've missed you answering that. Thanks for the tutorial. Nice job.
Ubuntu will not work if you don't have a matrox video card or a cpu with integrated video capability.
It is not meant for desktop Ubuntu! You run server software on that, or an hypervisor and then you virtualize tje hardware
@@lepatenteux592 how does the hardware virtualization work?
@@bigloud7067 With any hypervisor/virtualization platform. My favorite one is QEMU-KVM on Linux, but you can use VMWare or anything else. I run Unraid OS on my servers and virtualization is a breeze. You can even passt-hrough devices (such as a GPU, or even reserve some CPU cores for your VM only) pretty easily nowadays as it can be done in the web UI (before, you had to manually edit config files and reboot)
this is not true. you can most certainly run desktop ubuntu on this. the real question is why would you when you can run a hypervisor and get way more out of it then just one ubuntu os. run ubuntu as a guest on top of the hypervisor!
@@bigloud7067 This is a complicated topic! You can virtualise pretty much any hardware to run multiple VMs... You can also pass-through real hardware to certain VM when needed (like a GPU per example... you can not use it on the host system - it is called black-listing a GPU - , and forward it instead to one of the guest virtual machines for GPU acceleration...)
Laidback and fruity, defo knows his shi.. stuff. Big respeck 🤪
How loud is it?
You think its still worth buying one second hand?
I've got one of these, great virtualization platform. Spec 2x E5-2670 V2 CPUs (10 cores each, 40 threads together), 128GB of ram, 8x 900GB SAS drives and a 2.5" Sate to boot off, runs Proxmox 7. Isn't on all the time, just used as needed. Would I recommend one of these for a homelab, definitely. Incidentally, paid £150 for the server, £56 for 10x used SAS drives, and £40 for a new 1TB Sata drive.
£56 for 10x used 900GB SAS drives sounds like a steal! hope that setup is still serving you well. just got my R630 a few days ago
One thing I'd like to point out is the intrusion detection switch on the riser is rather fragile. I have my servers on rails in a rack and I went to push an R710 back in without the lid on and the intrusion switch was sticking up enough that it was sheared off by the server above it. I had to buy a new riser card.
thank you . Very well explained. wonder what kind of graphics card have you got installed on this
It didn't look like he had one, and you don't need one for most applications. They're useful for accelerating video transcoding if you're running Plex, but that's about it.
Are you shitting me... I been looking all over all day to do this. Ty ty ty.
Why is he talking as if he is talking to himself
we are all simulations living in the matrix
go with 13th or 14th gen servers, better to avoid 12th gen servers, almost all the the things were newly designed for 12th gen series, how to identify the generation ? R stands for Rack and T for tower, in 620, 2 stands for 12th generation server, if its 3 then thirteenth gen.
Avoid them because they had new parts when they were new? That makes zero sense, especially since spare parts are incredibly plentiful and cheap for these things.
Can I use a Dell PowerEdge R620 motherboard in a Dell PowerEdge R630 8 x 2.5" Bay 1U server chassis? Is there compatibility?
I have a 630 and the only downfall is the iDRAC license is as expensive as buying the iDRAC...
My issue is how loud they are.
I would recommend changing the power profile to be performance per watt. It will drastically reduce the fan speed.
Are the fans required if you didn’t rack mount it, for example Could you just apply a pair of CPU coolers? It’s unlikely to be working hard in most home labs.
If it's just you in a room in your house, acceptable noise, after the loud startup. If you want similar processing power that's whisper quiet , consider a HP Z620 or Z820. Later version 2 machines (2013 bios) same CPU options as the Dell R620 and huge memory. Early ones are cheaper, but only use E5-26** V1 6 and 8 core CPUs.
@@Tom-bp6nomaybe. The heatsinks are different but it looks like it still has the 2011 Narrow ILM mounting. But I wouldn't recommend it as the chassis fans do more than just cooling the CPUs, they cool the ram, and any other components in the way. If you're not worried much about how tall it is. You could probably go with the 2u R720/R730
If only electricity wouldn't be so expensive... I would love to run everything in my homelab on these...
I sold mine yesterday because electricity in Italy costs 0.50€ per kwh. It's over 30€ per month
I did not realize electricity was that expensive there. I definitely get that. It costs me about 10/month in the US. I would suggest looking into Intel NUCs.
@@afteryesterday8964 The new Latte Panda Sigma seems like a good low power homelab option.
in India costs $ 0.0024 per kwh. for Household
whats your current solution now then ?
Using a power drill to loosen and tighten heatsink screws made me cringe.
If you do it on lowest torque setting you'll be fine
@@afteryesterday8964 Still... eek!
Thanks for the great video! I just bought one a couple days ago and i bricked the mobo during the bios update. is there a fix i can do beside getting a new motherboard? iDRAC still works but its on the latest firmware and i can’t even get the r620 to boot
Sadly none that I know of. Best bet is to just pick up a new board. When upgrading firmware it's important to read the firmware release notes because some versions must be incremented instead of just going to the latest version.
You could try to find the bios chip and reflash it using external flashing tool.
Perfect timing to upload this video, Im on the tram right now carring a r620 across the Netherlands , just bought it but haven't opened it, thank you for the preview
Enjoy it. Solid server.
definitely subscribing. thank you bro! looking forward to what else you can teach us! im very interested in this.
this was helpful and made me laugh. thanks for the help
Thank you for posting this excellent video. Being new to the Dell710 and trying to work through how to set one up the learning curve has been very steep to date ... but your video helped a lot!! I will watch your other videos with interest so please keep up the great work ... and stay safe. Des from the other side of the world in Australia.
fuckin A
Really helped me when getting my r710 thanks so much. This video made me subscribe to you
This was awesome to read. Thank you for the kind words and enjoy! Homelabbing is a blast!
Hi ....excellent video. As a home user can I use this software outside of the 60 day trial ?
Yes you can signup on vmware.com and obtain a free key to register and use.