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Cabling a PowerEdge R710 Installed in Static Rails

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Cabling the Dell™ PowerEdge™ R710 Figure 7: Replacing Outer Power Supply Inner CMA attachment housing has been disconnected Cabling a PowerEdge R710 Installed in Static Rails NOTE: The CMA is only compatible with sliding rails, and not with static rails. 1. Follow the instructions in the Rack Installation Guide included in the static rail kit to install the server into a 2‐ post or 4‐post rack. 2. Verify that the hook and loops straps provided with the static rail kit are installed to the rear of the rails. 3. Plug in all applicable cables to the rear of the system and verify that all connections are secure. 4. Using the hook and loop straps supplied with the rail kit, bundle the cables and secure them to either the left rail or right rail as described in the Rack Installation Guide. See Figure 8. Figure 8: Cabling a System Installed in Static Rails Page 7

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Cabling the Dell™ PowerEdge™ R710
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Figure 7: Replacing Outer Power Supply
Cabling a PowerEdge R710 Installed in Static Rails
NOTE:
The CMA is only compatible with sliding rails, and not with static rails.
1.
Follow the instructions in the
Rack Installation Guide
included in the static rail kit to install the server into a 2
post or 4
post rack.
2.
Verify that the hook and loops straps provided with the static rail kit are installed to the rear of the rails.
3.
Plug in all applicable cables to the rear of the system and verify that all connections are secure.
4.
Using the hook and loop straps supplied with the rail kit, bundle the cables and secure them to either the left
rail or right rail as described in the
Rack Installation Guide
. See Figure 8.
Figure 8: Cabling a System Installed in Static Rails
Inner CMA attachment
housing has been
disconnected