Feature
Video connector
Optical drive
Vents
Server modules
Power supply units
PCIe expansion card slots
I/O module ports
Serial connector
CMC ports
Blower modules
Quick Resource Locator
(QRL)
VRTX offers the features listed in Table 4 to help ensure the security of your data center.
Security feature
Cover latch
Bezel
TPM
Power-off security
Intrusion alert
Secure mode
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PowerEdge VRTX Technical Guide
Description
Connects a monitor to the system
Optional SATA DVD-ROM drive or DVD+/-RW drive
Vents for the temperature sensor
Up to 4 PowerEdge M520 or M620 server modules specifically configured
for the enclosure
Up to 4 1100W AC
Connects up to 3 full-height and 5 low-profile PCIe expansion cards
Network interface for I/O modules
DB-9 serial connector for local CMC configuration
2 ports; connects the primary CMC
4 modules provide cooling for the server modules
Use a smartphone application to scan this code on the chassis to access
additional information and resources for the server, including videos,
reference materials, service tag information and Dell contact information
Table 4.
VRTX security features
Description
A tooled latch is integrated on the top cover with a coin key lock to secure the
system.
An optional metal bezel is mounted to the chassis front to provide the Dell ID. A
lock on the bezel is used to protect unauthorized access to hard drives. System
status is viewable on the LCD screen when the bezel is installed.
The Trusted Platform Module (TPM) is used to generate/store keys,
protect/authenticate passwords, and create/store digital certificates. It
also supports the Intel Xeon TXT functionality. TPM can also be used to
enable the BitLocker™ hard drive encryption feature in Windows Server
2008. TPM 1.2 is supported. No TPM version is available for China or Russia.
BIOS has the ability to disable the power button function.
When the cover is opened, the intrusion alert switch circuit closes to indicate
intrusion to CMC. When enabled, the software will provide notification that the
cover has been opened.
For the server nodes, BIOS has the ability to enter a secure boot mode through
Setup. This mode includes the option to lock out the server node power and
server node NMI switches on the control panel or set up a system password.
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