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Do you have enough air circulating through the racks? We keep our server room below 70. 
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Do you have enough air circulating through the racks? We keep our server room below 70.

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should be. &nbsp;we use high end lieberts and a standard hot/cold isle config. &nbsp;if 90+degree temps are common in the back of a densely poplutated rack, then no big deal, but if that is too high I will need to look at fans or spreading the servers out over more racks. &nbsp;
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should be.  we use high end lieberts and a standard hot/cold isle config.  if 90+degree temps are common in the back of a densely poplutated rack, then no big deal, but if that is too high I will need to look at fans or spreading the servers out over more racks.  

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Our data center follows standard cooling practices. &nbsp;However, I have noticed some of our racks are very warm in the back with temperatures ranging from 90-98 degrees. &nbsp;Can anyone point me to documentation recommending what the temperature should be inside a rack? &nbsp;We use all hp rack mount servers and p and c class blades.
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Our data center follows standard cooling practices.  However, I have noticed some of our racks are very warm in the back with temperatures ranging from 90-98 degrees.  Can anyone point me to documentation recommending what the temperature should be inside a rack?  We use all hp rack mount servers and p and c class blades.

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