Another shoutout for great customer service from @core4solutions. They're sending me out a replacement system ASAP.
My first unit came in wonky - second was mint. I suggested that the future shipments be as well padded as my replacement because the box + foam itself was not cutting it.I'm having a ton of problems with the unit they sent me. Frame's bent, both of the temp sensors on one of the backplanes are bad, and the unit crashes if you slide the drive tray out and back in. I took it apart and found that the power cable to the drives is severely frayed. Y'all might want to check that power cable. It's a pain to get to, but better than a fire.
[7:0:0:0] enclosu QUANTA D51PH-1ULH 0520 - /dev/sg1
CLI Version = 007.0605.0000.0000 Mar 5, 2018
Operating system = Linux 3.10.0-1127.10.1.el7.x86_64
Controller = 0
Status = Success
Description = None
Properties :
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EID State Slots PD PS Fans TSs Alms SIM ProdID VendorSpecific
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0 OK 16 0 0 0 0 0 1 D51PH-1ULH x48-0.5.2.0
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EID-Enclosure Device ID |PD-Physical drive count |PS-Power Supply count|
TSs-Temperature sensor count |Alms-Alarm count |SIM-SIM Count
Version: 3.33.00
Release Date: 2020.03.25
Version: 3.31.00
Release Date: 2019.10.07
skipping back to 2017...
Version: 3.23.00
Release Date: 2017.08.24
Version: 3.22.00
Release Date: 2017.06.14
Version: 3.21.00
Release Date: 2017.05.12
Version: 3.20.00
Release Date: 2017.03.21
@j_h_o thanks for the tip! I actually already figured it out and mentioned that in my video:My unit came DOA - no POST, no response. I ordered this back in March and only recently opened the box - seller offered to ship replacement, which is amazing.
@BLinux just to point out, you have the D51PH expander, so make sure you use the firmware at QuantaGrid D51PH-1ULH | 1U Storage Server | QCT.io. I'd just boot UEFI, with storecli.efi and the .fw files on a FAT32 flash stick.
I think they are, at least recently, maybe shipping the incorrect rails with these systems. I could be wrong but I think this system should be using a static rail/lip/shelf and they are shipping sliding rails for a more standard 1U server.does anyone happen to know what screws to use on the inner rails that were included?
The rails i received are certainly the sliding ones. I'll have to reach out and see what they say.I think they are, at least recently, maybe shipping the incorrect rails with these systems. I could be wrong but I think this system should be using a static rail/lip/shelf and they are shipping sliding rails for a more standard 1U server.
Sounds like we got the same thing, these look like the King slide equivalent to a 1U Dell server sliding rail. Even if we had screws I don't see how this inner rail would line up. I've been working with C4 the last few days trying to figure it out, but I did just notice they have the picture of what I think is the right rail on their listing.The rails i received are certainly the sliding ones. I'll have to reach out and see what they say.
That does seem to be the case. Nice catch on the rail in the pic. Sounds like you are already making some progress. I'll try calling later but i sent them an email.Sounds like we got the same thing, these look like the King slide equivalent to a 1U Dell server sliding rail. Even if we had screws I don't see how this inner rail would line up. I've been working with C4 the last few days trying to figure it out, but I did just notice they have the picture of what I think is the right rail on their listing.
That lip looks like the perfect size for the cutout/relief on the bottom of the server to sit on. I'm sure its an honest mistake as rails in a box all start looking the same, especially in the quantity they likely have.
For those of you that picked these up, are you generally happy with them? Debating between this, a supermicro 826 build, or rolling my own box for Unraid.
Another price drop and it will be hard to resist buying themI picked up 5 to run a proxmox ceph cluster on. After working thru the bios and firmware updates everything has been running solid so far.