Good morning. You can use OpenManage to monitor your server; here is the link for the documentation and download:  Documentation:    Download link: ftp://ftp.dell.com/FOLDER00574377M/1/OM-SrvAdmin-Dell-Web-WIN-7.1.0-5304_A00.exe  You can also use the DataCenter Capacity Planner to find out how much heat and power your server(s) will draw.   When you open the link click Start the DCCP 3.04 web version. Once it opens you will drag and drop a rack from the left pane to the right pane. Then, after selecting the server tab, drag and drop the server that you want into the rack. The far right side of the page will display the power requirements. Clicking edit above the server you can modify the components installed, this will affect the power it requires/draws. If you would like BTU information under properties select Metric for the unit of measure. The Dell Data Center Planner can be found here    Regards,  
Hi everyone, I'm new to monitoring server health and I have a Dell R410 from 2011. I have Windows 2008 R2 installed 64 bit and I'm looking to have an application to monitor the temperature of the CPU's and perhaps give me fan speed control also. Is there a free software from Dell that can do this for my server? I found this thread [URL]#8249001 on this forum and have tried the last application mentioned, Fan Speed, I'm not sure if this is the best or if it is working on my system, I installed it but haven't had much time to play with it yet.  I don't know if it is detecting or controlling my fan speeds as I am not currently in front of the machine. What should be the correct running temperature of my CPU, Hard Drives etc??? I have an Intel Xeon E5606 [NAME].13MHz in this Dell R410 with 12GB or RAM. If any kind soul could point me in the right direction I would be awfully grateful. Thanks David
Dell PowerEdge R410 Health Monitor