Dell PowerEdge Rack Servers Pros review quotes

SE
Jan 21, 2024
The defining characteristic of the Dell PowerEdge Rack Servers lies in their ability to function as the pivotal nexus of the server infrastructure.
Brian Moreno - PeerSpot reviewer
May 4, 2022
The most valuable aspects include hot swapping and the elasticity as far as being able to scale.
KS
Oct 31, 2022
We like the iDRAC card which gives us remote access to the server out of band. That's fantastic because if a box is misbehaving, I'm able to get into the bare metal and repair the operating system without needing to go out to the branch office, which could be anywhere in the UK.
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Sebastien LeClere - PeerSpot reviewer
Feb 9, 2024
The centralized management console is something that is very valuable to us because we use a fairly high number of servers.
TE
Feb 5, 2024
Nowadays, iDRAC is very important. It is one of the features that we use the most because we do not always have physical access to our machines. iDRAC is a tool that we use daily. If we did not have it, it would be very complicated to manage the machines. This is a great feature.
Danno Johnson - PeerSpot reviewer
May 12, 2022
The MX7000 gives us the most concentrated amount of compute in the smallest area possible.
PB
Jan 22, 2024
The maintenance and remote monitoring are valuable.
HH
Oct 26, 2022
We haven't faced any problems with the power supplies. The consumption of power is robust. We still have slots for the new hard discs for availability and upgrading RAM, but the machine itself has been working nonstop for ten years.
IA
Nov 26, 2020
The availability is excellent.
Tim Villa - PeerSpot reviewer
May 3, 2022
Dell PowerEdge servers are powerful. They don't break, and I love that. In my career of over 30 years now, all the Dell servers we've ever used out of the box have never broken.
 

Dell PowerEdge Rack Servers Cons review quotes

SE
Jan 21, 2024
Enriching the operational efficiency of Dell PowerEdge Rack Servers could be achieved through the strategic implementation of a central management console hosted in the cloud.
Brian Moreno - PeerSpot reviewer
May 4, 2022
It's more from the pandemic, however, the logistics part of it could be better.
KS
Oct 31, 2022
The T150 is a little bit bulky for what it is. I think if they created a T150 version with small form-factor drives, that would be an ideal solution. Currently, it is a tower box and it has quite a big footprint...
Learn what your peers think about Dell PowerEdge Rack Servers. Get advice and tips from experienced pros sharing their opinions. Updated: March 2024.
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Sebastien LeClere - PeerSpot reviewer
Feb 9, 2024
In terms of energy consumption, these servers are not bad. However, ecological responsibility is a world issue. All servers can be better in terms of energy consumption and heat dissipation.
TE
Feb 5, 2024
The pricing can be better. These are expensive machines.
Danno Johnson - PeerSpot reviewer
May 12, 2022
On the MX7000 platform, they should continue to release better and faster blades.
PB
Jan 22, 2024
We are working with national markets, and HP Enterprise is cheaper. Dell could have made an effort there.
HH
Oct 26, 2022
Different types of applications that are now trendy in the market, like AI, are still big topics that are not mapped correctly in the server and storage environment. Knowing those kinds of activities and definitions will help us more to position these kinds of servers for the client.
IA
Nov 26, 2020
The solution could still use some more analytics.
Tim Villa - PeerSpot reviewer
May 3, 2022
Dell needs to focus more on SMBs, helping us get the most out of our products. For example, at events, there should be very specific SMB sessions where there are Dell technicians, engineers, and Dell executives meeting with us and finding out what we need. Dell is big on promoting the fact that they're part of our team and that they want to be our partners, and I would like to see them actually partner with us. Do it less with the big Fortune 500 companies and do a little bit more with us SMBs.