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Dell PowerEdge FX2 and FX2s Enclosure Owner's Manual

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PCIe slot mapping from compute sleds

In PowerEdge FX2s enclosure configurations that support only compute sleds, the PCIe slots are mapped to the compute sleds in the following manner:
  • Four-bay chassis—Each half-width compute sled is mapped to two PCIe slots.
  • Eight-bay chassis—Each quarter-width compute sled is mapped to one PCIe slot.
  • Six-bay chassis—Each quarter-width compute sled is mapped to one PCIe slot. Each half-width compute sled is mapped to two PCIe slots.
  • Two-bay chassis—Each full-width compute sled is mapped to four PCIe slots.
  • Three-bay chassis—The full-width compute sled is mapped to four PCIe slots. Each half-width compute sled is mapped to two PCIe slots.
Figure 1. Compute sled to PCIe slot mapping—four-bay chassis
This figure shows compute sled to PCIe slot mapping—four-bay chassis.
Figure 2. Compute sled to PCIe slot mapping—eight-bay chassis
This figure shows compute sled to PCIe slot mapping—eight-bay chassis.
Figure 3. Compute sled to PCIe slot mapping—six-bay chassis
This figure shows compute sled to PCIe slot mapping—six-bay chassis.
Figure 4. Compute sled to PCIe slot mapping—two-bay chassis
This figure shows compute sled to PCIe slot mapping—two-bay chassis.
Figure 5. Compute sled to PCIe slot mapping—three-bay chassis
This figure shows compute sled to PCIe slot mapping—three-bay chassis.

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