PowerEdge T110
Small-business tower for a first domain controller, file share or line-of-business app.
The PowerEdge T110 is an end-of-life model with no vendor support; we keep it running while you plan a replacement. Small-business tower for a first domain controller, file share or line-of-business app.
Platform facts
| Vendor | Dell |
|---|---|
| Generation | 11G |
| Form factor | tower |
| Sockets | 1 |
| CPU | Intel Xeon 3400 series, Core i3, Pentium; T110 II moved to Xeon E3-1200 |
| DIMM slots | 4 |
| Memory | DDR3 UDIMM, up to 16 GB (32 GB on T110 II) |
| Storage | 4x 3.5-inch cabled SATA/SAS |
| RAID | PERC S100/S300, H200, PERC 6/iR |
| Management | iDRAC6 |
| Released | 2009 |
| Status | end of life |
Field notes
No hot-plug drives and a single PSU, so treat it like a workstation with ECC memory. Many shipped with software RAID (S100/S300) that only works under Windows; Linux and ESXi see plain disks. iDRAC6 Express on the T110 has no remote console. Support typically ends at Windows Server 2012 R2. Replace with a T160 or T360.
Successor: PowerEdge T130.
What we do with the PowerEdge T110
- Specification and procurement of new PowerEdge servers, configured to order
- Rack, rail and cable installation, iDRAC setup and firmware baseline
- Memory, NVMe, PERC and NIC upgrades with qualified parts
- Out-of-warranty repair: PSU, fan, backplane, PERC battery and motherboard replacement
- OS and hypervisor installs: Windows Server, VMware, Proxmox, RHEL, Ubuntu
- ProSupport case handling and lifecycle refresh planning
Keep it or replace it?
A PowerEdge T110 can keep doing a single job for years if it has good backups, current firmware and spare parts on the shelf. It should not be the only copy of anything, and it should not be internet-facing on an unsupported OS. We will tell you honestly whether a memory or disk upgrade buys useful time or whether the money belongs in a replacement.
Replacement planning covers the OS and licences, not only the box: a PowerEdge T110 running Windows Server 2012 or an old ESXi needs a migration plan, not a lift-and-shift.
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Frequently asked questions
Do you work on PowerEdge servers you did not sell?
Yes. Most of our Dell work is on servers a business already owns, in or out of warranty.
Can you update firmware without downtime?
iDRAC and some component firmware update live. BIOS, PERC and NIC firmware need a reboot, which we schedule in a maintenance window.
Can the PowerEdge T110 run a current operating system?
Check the field notes above. As a rule, current models are certified for Windows Server 2022/2025, ESXi 8 and RHEL 9; legacy models usually stop at Windows Server 2019 or ESXi 7 and may need Proxmox or an older Linux to stay useful.
Need a hand with this?
Tell us what you are running and what is slowing you down. You get a straight assessment and a plan, with no obligation. Support desk is staffed 24/7.