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Latest BIOS and Drivers
For the latest Intel® NA440BX Server Board BIOS and driver files, see the Intel NA440BX Server Board
software page.
Intel® N440BX Server Board
Baseboard specifications, installation and use information, plus troubleshooting tips and other documentation can be found on the
Intel® N440BX Server Board support page.
Intel® Astor Server Chassis
Technical documentation about the NA440BX case can be found in the links at left, and on the Intel® Astor Server Chassis Subassembly Kit support page.
Microprocessors Supported
The NA440BX server platform supports Intel® Pentium® II processors and some versions also support the Intel®
Pentium® III processor. See the special notes about the
processors supported on the N440BX server board.
Tested Memory List
The tested memory list details the memory devices that have been tested in this specific combination of server board and chassis.
Emergency Management Port
The built-in Emergency Management Port (EMP) provides remote emergency access and control of server resources.
EMP offers Operating System-independent, fundamental remote management access regardless of the server's current
state or network availability. See the Configuration and
Operating Summary for the Emergency Management Port in the N440BX Server Board area.
Adding Dial-Out Paging Capability
The Dial-Out utility provides an
"out-of-band" alerting mechanism that allows the server to send a page to an individual if the server is
rebooted. This archive includes a document describing the requirements, preparation, and installation of the
Dial-Out utility on the server board.
Installing Zero-channel RAID
A "zero-channel" RAID adapter is a PCI RAID controller that uses the on-board SCSI channels to implement a
cost-effective hardware RAID solution. Installation help for AMI or Mylex controllers is available in the
zero-channel RAID overview.
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