SuperServer SYS-220TP-HTTR
2U4N for virtualization and cloud compute with 10GBase-T onboard.
The SuperServer SYS-220TP-HTTR is a previous-generation model, still supported and widely deployed. 2U4N for virtualization and cloud compute with 10GBase-T onboard.
Platform facts
| Vendor | Supermicro |
|---|---|
| Generation | X12 |
| Family | TwinPro |
| Form factor | 2U 4-node |
| Sockets | 2 |
| CPU | 3rd Gen Intel Xeon Scalable (Ice Lake) |
| DIMM slots | 16 |
| Memory | DDR4-3200 RDIMM per node, up to 4 TB |
| Storage | 6x 2.5-inch hot-swap SAS/SATA per node (NVMe options), M.2 |
| RAID | Onboard SATA or optional AIOM HBA |
| Management | ASPEED AST2600 BMC per node, IPMI 2.0 and Redfish |
| Motherboard | X12DPT-PT6 |
| Released | 2021 |
| Status | previous |
Field notes
Same chassis logic as BigTwin; node hot-swap works but check the drive mapping before pulling one. Firmware per node via BMC or SUM. Supported on ESXi 8, Windows Server 2022 and RHEL 9.
What we do with the SuperServer SYS-220TP-HTTR
- Build-to-order Supermicro systems for storage, GPU, virtualization and edge
- Motherboard-level configuration: BIOS, BMC, memory population, PCIe bifurcation
- Firmware management with SUM and the BMC
- Component replacement and troubleshooting on any Supermicro generation
- OS and hypervisor installs including TrueNAS, Proxmox and Kubernetes nodes
- Rack integration and burn-in before deployment
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Frequently asked questions
Why choose Supermicro over Dell or Lenovo?
Price per performance, unusual form factors (GPU, storage-dense, multi-node, edge) and flexibility. The trade-off is less hand-holding from the vendor, which is where we come in.
Do Supermicro servers have remote management?
Yes. Every server-class board has a BMC with IPMI, Redfish and a web console; X13/H13 use the ASPEED AST2600 with HTML5 KVM. A licence key may be needed for BIOS updates via the BMC on older boards.
Can the SuperServer SYS-220TP-HTTR 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.
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