100

chassis and installation hardware

100: specifications, applications and alternatives. Check compatibility and request configuration, availability and pricing.

Compatible with: All generations

Specifications

Model / identifier	100

Overview

100 is listed as chassis and installation hardware. Use this page to identify the model, compare alternatives and prepare a configuration enquiry. Match the model with the part number printed on the physical component before choosing a variant. When comparing 100, retain the full model suffix and configuration. A similar name does not establish interchangeability. Include the exact server, installed components and firmware with your enquiry to identify the required variant and accessories. Pricing and delivery for 100 must refer to the variant actually supplied. Record new/used/refurbished condition, label photographs, health testing and warranty terms in the quotation. This catalog entry alone does not confirm stock or immediate delivery.

Applications, trade-offs and selection guide

Choose the platform for the workload

For virtualization, start with VM count, RAM, growth and storage needs. Databases and business software also depend on disk latency, application behavior and licensing. The same platform with different CPUs and drives can have very different performance and cost.

Chassis, expansion and installation

Choose SFF/LFF bays and backplane before ordering. Rack, tower and blade platforms have different installation needs. Check rack depth, rails, power, airflow and noise at the installation site. Blade servers also need a compatible enclosure and shared infrastructure.

What an exact quotation should contain

List the exact model, CPUs, RAM type/capacity, drives/carriers, RAID, NICs, PSUs and management licences. Specify condition, health testing, included accessories, warranty terms and delivery time for that exact configuration.

Schematic identifying the component class; not a stock-unit photograph.