S242U-TR4

The S242U-TR4 series is a cost-effective rack server based on the Intel C621 series chipset. Powered by the latest Intel® Xeon® Scalable processors, it features 48 memory slots and up to 24 SATA drive bays (including four NVMe-capable) for expansion, providing powerful performance and scalability. Suitable for a wide range of critical applications in large and medium-sized enterprises, it is a versatile rack server that meets the comprehensive needs of customers.

Features

• Independently developed brand, server components are provided by the latest and best quality manufacturers in the industry, keeping up to date;
• It uses a standard server motherboard based on the Intel C621 chipset, equipped with an Intel® Xeon® Scalable series processor, 48 memory slots for expansion, and up to 24 SATA hard drive slots, providing powerful performance and ultra-high scalability, making it particularly suitable for enterprise-critical applications and core business environments.
• The 1600W redundant 1+1 server power supply provides better stability and reliability when the server is running at high load, and provides strong support for users’ subsequent expansion of applications and configurations;
• Provides 4 Gigabit Ethernet ports, providing reliable and fast network connections. It can easily manage virtualized applications while still providing excellent performance;
• The motherboard integrates an NVME controller that can support up to 4 NVME high-speed disks and 20 SATA hard drives, providing users with better performance, wider applications and more secure data storage.
• The server is equipped with 24 standard 2.5-inch hot-swappable hard drive bays, providing massive data storage capacity, making the server easy to maintain, and better ensuring uninterrupted operation of the server.
• The system provides IPMI remote management capabilities. The remote management module operates at the BIOS level, allowing users to remotely monitor the system in real time and perform real-time operations, including powering on and off, using a keyboard, monitor, and mouse. System administrators can perform these operations and resolve potential system issues anytime, anywhere using only a local computer.