Thanks for posting!  This is a really common question, so I will answer it in a slightly general fashion.  If you have a PowerEdge 11th generation monolithic (non-Blade) server (T/R*1*), such as your T310, then the iDRAC 6 Enterprise is what you need to get the full vKVM, Virtual Media, and DRAC features.  If you have a 200 through 500 series server, such as your T310, then you will ALSO need an iDRAC 6 Express card.  The 100 series servers can't take any kind of DRAC card, and the 600+ series servers have the iDRAC 6 Express card already on the system board from the factory. Therefore in your case you need to purchase an iDRAC 6 Express card, and an iDRAC 6 Enterprise card. Also, when you look for the iDRAC 6 Enterprise card, notice that some of them include "vFlash".  That is an SD card that fits in a dedicated slot that you can access from the DRAC card interface.  You can upload ISO images and other files to it, and mount them at will to boot from them, or make them available to an OS.  The upload takes a while, but once on the SD card, it is quicker than mounting the ISO with Virtual Media.
Hi, a customer of us has an PowerEdge T310 Server with only the standard iDRAC6 BMC (no express nor enterprise). Now we have the need to have full remote access to the server (KVM, boot, reboot etc.). As I understand we need an addtional component to achieve this. Could someone explain which item we need exactly? Is this one ok or do we need additional or other component?I'm wondering about the price. [URL]~ck=dellSearch&baynote_bnrank=0&baynote_irrank=1   Thanks in advance for help. chris
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