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The Integrated Dell Remote Access Controller 9 (iDRAC9) provides comprehensive, embedded management across the PowerEdge family of servers. IDRAC9 automation that lets your organization grow, and security that ensures peace of mind. It is a key technology in the OpenManage portfolio. Users can build a management solution that matches your needs, and by leveraging iDRAC, ensures optimal server management.
Updated:  August 14, 2026 ID: 000178016

This article lists the PowerEdge RAID Controllers (PERC) by series family (generation) for Dell systems. There are several types of PERC controllers available depending on internal or external storage connectors, maximum drive support, and RAID support.
Updated:  August 07, 2026 ID: 000131648

Central Processing Unit (CPU) throttles to base frequency ~600 MHz in Cold Redundancy, temperature is normal; a LiteON Power Supply Unit (PSU) firmware issues an OCW‑related SMB alert, triggering a policy limiting CPU power.
Updated:  August 14, 2026 ID: 000486739

This article explains how to replace a cache disk in a vSAN configuration.
Updated:  August 14, 2026 ID: 000120252

The firmware of PowerEdge server hard drives is a critical component in the server system. Regularly updating and maintaining this firmware is essential for server performance, security, and compatibility. Hard drive firmware updates can often fix known hardware faults and issues, address identified vulnerabilities and security problems, and potentially introduce new features, improvements, and enhancements.
Updated:  August 13, 2026 ID: 000226155

Dell PowerEdge Server remediation is available for 2026.2 Intel Platform Update (IPU) components that could be exploited by malicious users to compromise the affected systems.
Updated:  August 11, 2026 ID: 000498351

Dell PowerEdge Server remediation is available for a vulnerability in OOB-MSM module in Intel® Xeon® 6 processor with Intel® TDX that could be exploited by malicious users to compromise the affected systems.
Updated:  August 11, 2026 ID: 000498346

This article lists the steps to enable 40 Gbps Link speeds on DELL OEM version of Broadcom 57508 Network Adapters. It also lists the compatible DELL Optics that support 40 Gbps link speeds.
Updated:  August 10, 2026 ID: 000455857

Dell iDRAC9 and iDRAC10 remediations for an sqlite security vulnerability that could be exploited by malicious users to compromise the affected system.
Updated:  August 10, 2026 ID: 000497919

Dell iDRAC9 and iDRAC10 remediations for an Information Disclosure security vulnerability that could be exploited by malicious users to compromise the affected system.
Updated:  August 10, 2026 ID: 000497902

This document highlights minimum, recommended, and latest code versions for Dell Technologies PowerEdge products. We carefully evaluate and monitor code deployment data to ensure that product releases meet our stringent expectations to provide our customers with reliable products and solutions.
Updated:  August 10, 2026 ID: 000227230

Dell iDRAC10 remediation for an avahi security vulnerability that could be exploited by malicious users to compromise the affected system.
Updated:  August 10, 2026 ID: 000497884

Dell Samsung Serial Attached SCSI (SAS) PM1653 and PM1655 solid state drives may report excessive Sense Key faults 0x3, 0x11, 0x0, or 0x4, 0x29, 0x4. These faults have the potential to cause unexpected drive issues.
Updated:  August 10, 2026 ID: 000222201

This article explains the procedure to open a Service Request (SR) using the Dell support page. Get help fast for your Dell device. No more waiting on hold. No more tech headaches. Dell makes it simple to fix problems, schedule repairs, or get support—right from your device or our support website.
Updated:  August 03, 2026 ID: 000132371

This KB article contains a How to Video that covers how to Install OpenManage Server Administrator (OMSA) on a Windows Server.
Updated:  July 30, 2026 ID: 000185559

On systems equipped with NVIDIA A100 or H200 NVL GPUs running NVIDIA Driver, the NVRM message "NVRM: gpuClearFbhubPoisonIntrForBug2924523_GA100: FBHUB Interrupt detected. Clearing it." may be observed in the Linux kernel log such as dmesg.
Updated:  July 30, 2026 ID: 000491664

This article describes the "Easy Restore", which is a built-in storage component that maintains critical configuration information.
Updated:  July 29, 2026 ID: 000142633

PowerEdge servers equipped with Dell Micron 7500 NVMe solid state drives may exhibit elevated fan RPM speeds.
Updated:  July 27, 2026 ID: 000350914

Upon generating TSR on 17G servers, certain server details may be missing from the TSR viewer html file
Updated:  July 22, 2026 ID: 000489951

Find answers and resources to get started or do more from your MyService360 dashboard with enterprise services data analytics and visualizations.
Updated:  July 15, 2026 ID: 000124666

Dell PowerEdge Server remediation is available for OpenSSL Vulnerabilities that could be exploited by malicious users to compromise the affected systems.
Updated:  July 14, 2026 ID: 000489258

This article outlines the actions required to prepare a system for retirement or repurposing using the LifeCycle controller.
Updated:  July 14, 2026 ID: 000198190

Dell PM1735a Non-Volatile Memory Express (NVMe) drive failing in PowerEdge servers.
Updated:  July 10, 2026 ID: 000481601

This article provides information about key capabilities of Dell PowerEdge Rack and Tower servers, the types of servers offered based on usage purposes, and a brief introduction to the Systems Management tools to discover, manage, monitor, and upgrade server components.
Updated:  July 10, 2026 ID: 000203855

Information about servicing and troubleshooting issues in your Dell PowerEdge Rack and Tower servers' hardware and System Management tools
Updated:  July 10, 2026 ID: 000203864

In Linux, NVMe drives connected behind a PowerEdge RAID Controller (PERC) may exhibit lower performance than expected during small I/O workload testing. This occurs because the OS identifies these drives as standard SCSI block devices (/dev/sdX) rather than native NVMe devices (/dev/nvmeXnX). This identity leads to the application of suboptimal default I/O schedulers.
Updated:  July 09, 2026 ID: 000443257

After BIOS update on a 17G system, the Max Speed field in the System Management BIOS (SMBIOS) differs from the Central Processing Unit (CPU) spec because it reports capability, not turbo rating.
Updated:  July 09, 2026 ID: 000443098

This article details the most recent firmware version for Integrated Dell Remote Access Controller 10 (iDRAC10), designed for Dell PowerEdge servers from the 17th generation onwards.
Updated:  July 08, 2026 ID: 000305325

This article explains how to address the error "The system has found a problem on your machine and cannot continue. Unable to restore the system configuration. A security violation was detected". Purple screen / Purple screen of Death (PSOD)
Updated:  July 06, 2026 ID: 000436068

Best Practices for Dell PowerEdge Server Power Supplies and UPSs
Updated:  July 03, 2026 ID: 000484919