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Awesome sites, thanks for the recommendation. Couldn't get EITHER program's report to load up as an attachment for this forum site, so here goes: https://sites.google.com/site/skipsinclair/ There are two files uploaded, one from hwinfo32 and one from Sandra. The MB part # is included, that is a QTF number that appears on a barcoded sticker directly on the mainboard (search for Mainboard in the files and you'll see it). It also has the tag, but since I can't post it here, it's
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Different e-tailer, but this is the exact same model we purchased. Again, the only identifier is "Dell Model F1DH" which returns nothing on the dell site, plus a service tag that points back to a network switch. It's a good server, I just find it hard to believe that something that has a BIOS Build date of 2/2008 can't boot Server 2008...
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OK. I've been a Dell user for over 12 years now. But I'm stumped. I bought an advertised "Dell 2.88Ghz Xeon Server" from an online retailer (not, obviously, Dell...). Just received the 1U server. It is clearly marked "Dell" on the front panel. It clearly has a Dell splash screen on boot. But there are NO further identifying marks. There's a service tag on an adhesive sticker, but according to Dell.com, that tag is a network switch, not a server!! There's a UL certification