The Dell PowerEdge MX740c is a modular blade server designed for data center and enterprise environments. It's part of Dell's PowerEdge MX series, which is known for its modular architecture that allows for flexibility and scalability in configuring and expanding server resources.
Key features and specifications of the Dell PowerEdge MX740c may include:
Blade Form Factor: The MX740c is designed in a blade server form factor, which means it's a compact, modular server that can be installed in a blade chassis.
Processor Options: It supports various Intel Xeon Scalable processors, offering multiple CPU options to suit different performance requirements.
Memory: The MX740c can support a significant amount of memory, making it suitable for memory-intensive workloads.
Storage: It typically offers support for both SAS and SATA drives, as well as solid-state drives (SSDs) for storage. The exact storage configurations can vary depending on the specific configuration you choose.
Networking: Dell PowerEdge MX servers usually come with integrated networking options, such as Ethernet ports, and may support additional networking cards and modules for increased connectivity options.
Modular Design: The MX740c is designed to be part of a modular infrastructure, allowing for easy scalability and customization. You can add or replace server blades as needed without significant disruption.
Management: Dell's OpenManage suite provides comprehensive management and monitoring tools for MX series servers.
Compatibility: The MX740c blade server is designed to work within the Dell PowerEdge MX7000 chassis, which can house multiple blade servers and provide power and cooling to the individual blades.
Redundancy and Reliability: Dell typically designs its server products for high availability, with features like hot-swappable components, redundant power supplies, and error-correcting memory.
