Dell PowerEdge FX2 Owner's Manual page 8

Term
Four-bay chassis
Eight-bay chassis
Two-bay chassis
Three-bay chassis
Six-bay chassis
I/O module
Expansion card
Warm swap
Hot swap
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Description
NOTE: For information on mapping of storage sleds to
compute sleds in PowerEdge FX2s, see the Dell PowerEdge
FD332 Owner's Manual at Dell.com/poweredgemanuals.
Refers to the PowerEdge FX2/FX2s enclosure configuration that
supports up to four half-width compute sleds.
NOTE: In PowerEdge FX2s, the four-bay chassis configuration
supports a combination of half-width compute and storage
sleds. It supports a maximum of three storage sleds mapped
to a compute sled.
Refers to the PowerEdge FX2/FX2s enclosure configuration that
supports up to eight quarter-width compute sleds.
Refers to the PowerEdge FX2/FX2s enclosure configuration that
supports up to supports two full-width compute sleds.
Refers to the PowerEdge FX2/FX2s enclosure configuration that
supports one full-width compute sled and up to two half-width
compute sleds.
NOTE: In PowerEdge FX2s, this configuration also supports up
to two half-width storage sleds mapped to one full-width
compute sled.
Refers to the PowerEdge FX2/FX2s enclosure configuration that
supports up to four quarter-width compute sleds and up to two
half-width compute sleds.
NOTE: In PowerEdge FX2s, this configuration also supports up
to two half-width storage sleds mapped to up to four quarter-
width compute sleds.
Refers to an Ethernet pass-through module or switch module
installed in the enclosure.
Refers to low-profile PCIe cards installed in the enclosure that
provide I/O expansion.
A slot is considered warm-swap if the sled associated with a
component in that slot must be turned off before adding or
replacing the component. However, the enclosure and the rest of
the sleds remain powered on.
A component in the enclosure is considered as hot swap if it can
be replaced or installed while the enclosure and sleds are powered
on.