Re: Supplied hardware, was Re: Rack-mountable 520 without a rack?

Found a PDF that sort of explains how it works. Interesting how the threaded holes for the bolts are in the drawer tracks, instead of in the rack standards. And I see now that the mysterious blue latches that don't appear to do anything retract the pins used to align the tracks with the rack standards. And I now see how the tracks unlock themselves to pull the machine all the way out.

I don't see anything that looks like what they call the "rear support bracket." On the other hand, I do see some sort of heavy sheet metal tray that looks vaguely like it might be a bustle. The part number stamped on it is 44V4690.

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I've finally had a discussion with the boss about it, and the current favorite idea is to set it on top of the bench where we currently have our Twinax Yestation, KVM switch, Twinax switch, and dead Powerware UPS, and set a simple, loose-fitting, load-bearing cover on top to support the Yestation, switches, &c. This would of course necessitate finding another place for a secondary UPS, if and when we get one, but I suspect that if and when that happens, I'll be getting a bunch more failover switches, so we could almost certainly put the secondary UPS in a separate room.