4 700 MHz P III Xeon Processors
1 GB Ram
6 SCSI 8.5 GB Hard Drives (Seagate Cheetah ST39204LC) Seagate says these are 9.1 GB and 10,000 rpm drives.
1 Bnchmark DLT1 Tape Drive
1 CDROM Drive
1 Floppy Drive
3 power supplies on the back
1 SCSI Raid Controller for up to RAID level 5 capability.
On the back are ps2 kb and mouse, USB ports 2 rb-45 network ports, scsi ports, serial and parallel ports also.
Computer POSTS and I am able to navigate through the SCSI bios and see the drives on the Raid controller.
There are no drivers but they can be obtained from Dell's web site most likely. Also there is a Key needed apparently to open the side case which I do not have and is not included.
Case has scuffs/scrapes on it, it is on wheels. I could not get one of the 6 drives to work in RAID 5. So the biggest Raid 5 I could get was like 34 GB (with extra drive for parity) with the current drives. I will leave the suspect bad drive in there. The suspect bad Drive is in the 1st slot on the left side of the case.
I setup a RAID 5 on the PERC (raid controller) and installed an OS to make sure everything worked. I did not have software or tapes to check on the tape drive, although the OS did see it in device manager. After that I deleted the RAID from the raid config. So you can start fresh.
No Operating System is currently installed so you will have to provide your own.
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