Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Adds iDRAC7 remote management to a PowerEdge R220 server
This new YINGHUA remote access card adds iDRAC7 out-of-band management to a Dell PowerEdge R220 server. It installs in the dedicated slot and provides a dedicated network interface for remote console, power control and hardware monitoring. The part numbers R8J4P and 0R8J4P identify the correct fit for the R220 platform.
This card suits IT teams that want browser-based KVM, virtual media and alerting without being physically present at the server. It is not for owners of other PowerEdge models, for systems that already have an integrated iDRAC Enterprise licence, or for environments that require features only available in newer iDRAC generations.
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The iDRAC7 remote access card is designed for the PowerEdge R220 server.
The part numbers are R8J4P and 0R8J4P for the iDRAC7 remote access card.
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