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DELL-Dennis_s replied on May 12, 2009 15:41 to the question "Where can I find documentation about LEDs and buttons on the PowerEdge R200 ?" in Dell:

Here is a list of what the indicator lights mean:

http://support.dell.com/support/edocs...

As for the button with the "i" that is the system identification button. When this is pressed the LED will blink (front and back) blue so that you can identify the server in a rack.

Hope this helps

DELL-Dennis_s replied on February 24, 2009 02:06 to the problem "Dell warranty goes out same day server dies but because no case was open before Dell says "tough"!" in Dell:

Hi Tech Help,

Was there a specific hardware problem with the server or do you think it is a software issue? Even though the warranty is out, you still have phone support and they should help you troubleshoot. If you have already done this and know which part is causing the issue, send me an email with your information and I will see if there is anything I can do.

DELL-Dennis_s replied on October 18, 2008 04:01 to the question "OLD server model have discontinued parts?" in Dell:

It sounds like you have the hot-plug backplane, so you will need an 80-pin scsi drive. The 2300 is a pretty old server but your Dell supplier may have some in stock. I think you will be very pleased with the new 2900.

DELL-Dennis_s replied on October 17, 2008 14:16 to the question "OLD server model have discontinued parts?" in Dell:

Hi Teguh,

You should be able use any 68pin or 80pin (depending on your configuration) SCSI drive. I believe the largest we sold for that system was 36gb.

DELL-Dennis_s replied on August 22, 2008 13:05 to the discussion "Cancel/Return POLICY a JOKE!!" in Dell:

Sorry to hear about your experience. I will look at the order number provided and see if there is anything I can do for you. Feel free to contact me at Dennis_S@dell.com if there are any other details I need to be aware of.

DELL-Dennis_s replied on July 23, 2008 13:39 to the problem "Request for Refund Denied" in Dell:

Hello,

My name is Dennis, and I work with Dell's Online Community Outreach program in our corporate headquarters here in Round Rock, Texas.

I am sorry to here about the problems you are having. If you will send your service tag and shipping information to Dennis_S@dell.com, I will see if I can help.