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Server node orientation
The server node cover facilitates smooth node entry and ejection from the bay. When installing the server into the bay,
observe the correct node orientation.
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Left side—The node cover must be facing down with the release lever on the top side of the bay.
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Right side—The node cover must be facing up with the release lever on the bottom side of the bay.
The following image is shown from the perspective of a user facing the chassis rear panel. The release lever is shown in
amber color.
Drive configurations
The HPE Apollo n2000 Gen10 Plus series chassis occupies 2U space in the rack and supports the following drive
configurations:
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HPE Apollo n2400 Gen10 Plus Chassis—This model has no drives, drive backplanes, and system interconnect
assemblies. This model provides optimum power and cooling efficiencies ideal for high-power processor
configurations.
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HPE Apollo n2600 Gen10 Plus Chassis
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This model supports the following storage configurations:
– 8 SFF SAS/SATA/NVMe drive configuration
– 24 SFF SAS/SATA drive configuration
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Drives are allocated equally across all server nodes.
Node-to-drive association
The drive cage is structured into four drive boxes. Each drive box is assigned to a specific node number. Install drives only
in the drive box that has the associated server node installed.
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