This document provides a proposed configuration for a Microsoft Windows server infrastructure on an HP BladeSystem c3000 enclosure. The configuration includes:
- Two BL460c blade servers for core services and security
- One BL480c blade server for mail and messaging
- One HP StorageWorks SB40c storage blade with 6 SAS hard drives
- Windows Server 2003 R2, Exchange Server 2007, and System Center Essentials software
This all-in-one solution is designed to support up to 1,000 users on a 2-tier system hosted on the HP BladeSystem.
The document provides an overview of the HP BladeSystem portfolio including server blades, enclosures, and management software. Key points include:
- The BladeSystem uses modular components like server, storage, and networking blades that can be installed in enclosures to simplify infrastructure management.
- The c-Class enclosures, including the c7000 and c3000, provide optimized chassis for hosting blade servers with benefits like energy efficiency and integrated management tools.
- The server blades range from the low-cost BL2x220c to the high-performance BL860c, allowing customers to choose the right configuration for their needs. Management software like Insight Control provides tools to automate and optimize the BladeSystem environment.
HP Virtual Connect technical fundamental101 v2.1ผู้ชาย แห่งสายลม
The document discusses challenges with traditional server blade networking approaches that require many cables or switches. It introduces the HP Virtual Connect solution which simplifies networking through the following:
- Reduces cables without adding switches to manage by connecting servers to logical networks defined in software rather than physical network infrastructure.
- Cleanly separates server enclosure connections from LANs and SANs, allowing fast addition, movement, or replacement of servers without affecting networks.
- Eliminates the need for network/storage teams to manage server connections by handling MAC/WWN assignments internally through profile management.
Moving to a well-managed IT architecture streamlines server deployment and reduces maintenance time. Your infrastructure should be highly available, easy to use, scalable, and cost-effective to implement. Cisco UCS Manager provides a streamlined method for automating hardware setup and firmware updates in one highly available solution to keep management costs down. Due to its converged network model, Cisco UCS Manager provides all of this functionality in a cost-effective package with no hidden fees or additional licensing costs. In contrast, HP Virtual Connect with OneView provides fewer vital features out of the box, increases network and management complexity, requires additional hardware and licensing, and has lower available network bandwidth in a configuration comparable in price to the Cisco UCS solution. With more available network bandwidth to the blade for similar cost, less network complexity, streamlined deployment and management, and greater out-of-box functionality, Cisco UCS provides a flexible and cost-effective solution to meet your architectural needs.
Why A Blade Server?
More agile & scalable
Less setup & installation time
Less expensive in long-term deployments
Efficient cooling and power consumption
The document discusses the HP Virtual Connect technology. It describes the key components of a Virtual Connect infrastructure including blade servers, interconnect bays, and Virtual Connect modules. It explains how Virtual Connect simplifies server connectivity and can be managed through the Virtual Connect Manager console either for a single enclosure or multiple enclosures across the datacenter. Screenshots of the Virtual Connect Manager user interface are provided to demonstrate how network and storage resources can be assigned to servers.
This document provides an agenda for a presentation on HP Blade technology. The agenda includes introductions to HP Blade chassis, onboard administrators, Virtual Connect Flex-10 modules, Cisco modules, system management tools, different types of Aurora servers, storage servers, and cluster configuration. It also discusses NTP server configuration, questions, and demonstrations of HP Blade hardware components and management modules.
This document provides a list of competing features from the HP BladeSystem and Cisco UCS solutions. The objective of the document is to highlight weaknesses and strengths as a starting point for an enhanced competition to UCS in the Data Center area.
The document provides an overview of the HP BladeSystem portfolio including server blades, enclosures, and management software. Key points include:
- The BladeSystem uses modular components like server, storage, and networking blades that can be installed in enclosures to simplify infrastructure management.
- The c-Class enclosures, including the c7000 and c3000, provide optimized chassis for hosting blade servers with benefits like energy efficiency and integrated management tools.
- The server blades range from the low-cost BL2x220c to the high-performance BL860c, allowing customers to choose the right configuration for their needs. Management software like Insight Control provides tools to automate and optimize the BladeSystem environment.
HP Virtual Connect technical fundamental101 v2.1ผู้ชาย แห่งสายลม
The document discusses challenges with traditional server blade networking approaches that require many cables or switches. It introduces the HP Virtual Connect solution which simplifies networking through the following:
- Reduces cables without adding switches to manage by connecting servers to logical networks defined in software rather than physical network infrastructure.
- Cleanly separates server enclosure connections from LANs and SANs, allowing fast addition, movement, or replacement of servers without affecting networks.
- Eliminates the need for network/storage teams to manage server connections by handling MAC/WWN assignments internally through profile management.
Moving to a well-managed IT architecture streamlines server deployment and reduces maintenance time. Your infrastructure should be highly available, easy to use, scalable, and cost-effective to implement. Cisco UCS Manager provides a streamlined method for automating hardware setup and firmware updates in one highly available solution to keep management costs down. Due to its converged network model, Cisco UCS Manager provides all of this functionality in a cost-effective package with no hidden fees or additional licensing costs. In contrast, HP Virtual Connect with OneView provides fewer vital features out of the box, increases network and management complexity, requires additional hardware and licensing, and has lower available network bandwidth in a configuration comparable in price to the Cisco UCS solution. With more available network bandwidth to the blade for similar cost, less network complexity, streamlined deployment and management, and greater out-of-box functionality, Cisco UCS provides a flexible and cost-effective solution to meet your architectural needs.
Why A Blade Server?
More agile & scalable
Less setup & installation time
Less expensive in long-term deployments
Efficient cooling and power consumption
The document discusses the HP Virtual Connect technology. It describes the key components of a Virtual Connect infrastructure including blade servers, interconnect bays, and Virtual Connect modules. It explains how Virtual Connect simplifies server connectivity and can be managed through the Virtual Connect Manager console either for a single enclosure or multiple enclosures across the datacenter. Screenshots of the Virtual Connect Manager user interface are provided to demonstrate how network and storage resources can be assigned to servers.
This document provides an agenda for a presentation on HP Blade technology. The agenda includes introductions to HP Blade chassis, onboard administrators, Virtual Connect Flex-10 modules, Cisco modules, system management tools, different types of Aurora servers, storage servers, and cluster configuration. It also discusses NTP server configuration, questions, and demonstrations of HP Blade hardware components and management modules.
This document provides a list of competing features from the HP BladeSystem and Cisco UCS solutions. The objective of the document is to highlight weaknesses and strengths as a starting point for an enhanced competition to UCS in the Data Center area.
The document discusses HP's vision for the compute era and how its ProLiant Gen9 servers can help businesses transform by providing the right compute for the right workload at the optimal economics. Some key points made are that by 2020 there will be massive growth in devices, data and apps that businesses need to adapt to, and HP ProLiant Gen9 servers are optimized to deliver faster service, better performance and lower costs to help businesses accelerate innovation. The servers offer innovations in storage, networking, security and more to transform IT economics and enable businesses to outpace competitors through speed and efficiency.
Virtual Connect Enterprise Manager allows administrators to centrally manage up to 150 Virtual Connect domains from a single console. It provides a central database to administer 65,000 network addresses and uses Virtual Connect Domain Groups to simplify configuration across multiple enclosures. The software also enables movement of server profiles and failover between BladeSystem enclosures.
This document provides instructions for configuring an HP C7000 chassis. It outlines setting the IP addresses of the onboard administrators (OAs), running the first time setup wizard to configure blade server and FlexFabric IPs, and initial virtual connect (VC) configuration including setting up uplink sets and server profiles. The document contains step-by-step guidance for tasks such as assigning ports to uplink groups, associating VLANs, and distributing bandwidth when splitting ports for multiple networks.
Power8 hardware technical deep dive workshopsolarisyougood
The document provides an agenda and overview for a presentation on Power8 hardware enhancements and updates. The presentation will cover the Power S814 announcement, Power8 processor and I/O enhancements including the new 4-core Power S814 system, Corsa and FPGA overview, and IBM Rackswitches transitions. Details on the Power S814 such as specifications, models, and pricing will be discussed. Comparisons to other Power systems will also be included.
Lenovo's Cloud Network Operating System (CNOS) enables enterprise networks to scale in cloud environments. CNOS provides programmability, cloud scale, and resilience through features like event-driven multi-process architecture, fault isolation, high availability, state of the art routing protocols, and 32-way multipath scale out. CNOS works with software-defined data center tools to automate provisioning, configuration, and orchestration at large scale.
HP Virtualization Solutions: Making the Virtual Realelliando dias
HP offers virtualization solutions to help businesses pool and share IT resources in order to reduce costs, increase agility, and improve quality. HP's technologies allow businesses to transform their rigid IT infrastructure into an adaptive one that meets business demands. HP provides a continuum of partitioning technologies from hardware partitions to virtual machines that offer different levels of isolation and sharing of server resources.
Hear first about the new innovative technology coming from HP to help SMB IT professionals like you. See how this new technology can drive innovation in your own business, while delivering breakthrough energy, space and cost savings.
Speaker Bio: Julian has 30 years’ experience at HP, working with HP’s channel partners and customers through various hardware product sets ranging from the initial Digital PC’s through PDPs, MicroServers and Vaxes onto HP ProLiants, where he has been working for the past 10 years overseeing Generation 1 through to the current Generation 8 models.
The document outlines an agenda for a training on IBM P-Series servers at Cochin Shipyard Ltd. The training will cover introductions to IBM P-Series servers and their specifications. It will also cover logical partitions (LPARs), the AIX operating system, server hardware redundancy, monitoring, troubleshooting, backups and upgrades. Specific topics will include LPAR creation, PowerHA, user and error logs, file systems, performance monitoring and first level troubleshooting steps.
The document summarizes the HP 3PAR Utility Storage product. It is next-generation tier 1 utility storage built for cloud computing. It is efficient, reducing costs by 50%, autonomic, increasing storage management efficiency 10 times, and multi-tenant and federated, supporting unpredictable applications and workloads across storage systems without boundaries. The HP 3PAR storage family provides the same technology at any scale from the F200 to the P10000, eliminating storage boundaries.
The document discusses 3PAR storage solutions and their benefits for virtualized environments using VMware. 3PAR offers thin provisioning, large volume sizes, and fine-grained virtualization which help address issues with ESX servers like random I/O stresses, time-consuming management as servers consolidate, and preference for large storage volumes. 3PAR solutions provide benefits like reduced storage administration, increased capacity utilization, and support for high server consolidation ratios.
New Generation of IBM Power Systems Delivering value with Red Hat Enterprise ...Filipe Miranda
New Generation of IBM Power Systems Delivering value with Red Hat Enterprise Linux - Learn about the new IBM Power8 architecture, about Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 for Power Systems and additional information on EnterpriseDB on how to migrate from Oracle to PostgreSQL.
UPDATED!
This document provides an overview of Cisco's Unified Computing System (UCS). It discusses how server deployment has evolved from rackmount servers to blade servers to UCS. UCS aims to unify computing, networking, and storage infrastructure and simplify management. It consists of fabric interconnects, chassis, blades, and fabric extenders. Service profiles allow logical assignment of resources for stateless server provisioning and mobility. Use cases include deployment, upgrades, provisioning, high availability, and disaster recovery.
Eliminating SAN Congestion Just Got Much Easier- webinar - Nov 2015 Tony Antony
Today’s storage area networks (SANs) face tremendous pressure from the phenomenal growth of digital information and the need to access it quickly and efficiently. Worldwide data is projected to multiply by an astonishing 1000 percent by 2020. It’s little wonder, then, that storage administrators rank slow drain and related SAN congestion issues as their number-one concern. If not addressed in a timely fashion, these can have a domino effect, even degrading the performance of totally unrelated applications.
Find out how the Cisco Data Center Network Manager tool provides centralized monitoring and reporting of slow drain conditions across your entire fabric, enabling you to easily pinpoint the exact sources of congestion. Discover how these solutions maximize the performance of your existing SAN as we reveal:
•Common causes of slow drain
•Best practices for avoiding congestion
•Tools for Cisco Nexus and MDS switches that speed detection and recovery
•Recent innovations that fully automate resolution
Find out how the unique architecture of MDS 9396S innovative, next-generation switch enables you to design a high-performing, scalable Fibre Channel SAN. Learn best practices for supporting flash storage applications as well as a wide variety of deployment scenarios. See how the new Cisco MDS 9396S can meet your SAN challenges today and tomorrow as we reveal:
• Architectural innovations inside the Cisco MDS 9396S
• Enterprise-class features and scale options
• Design and deployment scenarios
• Customer-tested best practices for implementation
Data Centre Design for Canadian Small & Medium Sized BusinessesCisco Canada
This document summarizes a Cisco presentation on scalable data center designs for small and medium businesses. The presentation covers midsize data center requirements and challenges, including flexibility, practicality, agility, and key features. It then discusses starting with an access pod design using virtual port channels (vPC) and Nexus 2000 fabric extensions (FEX). Example single pod designs are provided using fixed, semi-modular and modular approaches. The presentation concludes by discussing moving to a multi-tier fabric design using spine/leaf architectures and FabricPath best practices.
The document discusses HP Integrity servers and blades, which provide flexible capacity, availability, and simplified management. It describes various HP Integrity server and blade models ranging from entry-level to high-end systems. It also discusses HP virtualization, management, and monitoring solutions that optimize resource utilization for these servers.
The document provides an overview of the IBM System x3650 M4 HD server. Key points:
- It is optimized for big data and dense storage workloads with up to 41.6TB of storage.
- It offers significant memory density and speed for virtual machines and applications.
- It provides high performance via up to 12 cores per CPU.
- Target workloads include big data, cloud/virtualization, SAP/business analytics, and data management.
HP CloudSystem is an integrated platform that enables enterprises and service providers to build and manage private, public, and hybrid cloud environments. It integrates system management, servers, storage, networking, and security to address challenges like speeding innovation and reducing time to revenue. Key components include Cloud Service Automation, Insight Orchestration, Server Automation, Network Automation, and SiteScope monitoring. The platform provides infrastructure, templates, and automation tools to deploy both internal and external cloud services.
The document discusses IBM's acquisition of Blade Network Technologies and how it will help IBM provide improved networking solutions as part of their systems portfolio. It then provides an overview of IBM's eX5 rack mountable server and blade server systems, highlighting their performance, scalability, and suitability for different workloads. Specific blade and rack server models are described and positioning is discussed.
The document discusses HP's vision for the compute era and how its ProLiant Gen9 servers can help businesses transform by providing the right compute for the right workload at the optimal economics. Some key points made are that by 2020 there will be massive growth in devices, data and apps that businesses need to adapt to, and HP ProLiant Gen9 servers are optimized to deliver faster service, better performance and lower costs to help businesses accelerate innovation. The servers offer innovations in storage, networking, security and more to transform IT economics and enable businesses to outpace competitors through speed and efficiency.
Virtual Connect Enterprise Manager allows administrators to centrally manage up to 150 Virtual Connect domains from a single console. It provides a central database to administer 65,000 network addresses and uses Virtual Connect Domain Groups to simplify configuration across multiple enclosures. The software also enables movement of server profiles and failover between BladeSystem enclosures.
This document provides instructions for configuring an HP C7000 chassis. It outlines setting the IP addresses of the onboard administrators (OAs), running the first time setup wizard to configure blade server and FlexFabric IPs, and initial virtual connect (VC) configuration including setting up uplink sets and server profiles. The document contains step-by-step guidance for tasks such as assigning ports to uplink groups, associating VLANs, and distributing bandwidth when splitting ports for multiple networks.
Power8 hardware technical deep dive workshopsolarisyougood
The document provides an agenda and overview for a presentation on Power8 hardware enhancements and updates. The presentation will cover the Power S814 announcement, Power8 processor and I/O enhancements including the new 4-core Power S814 system, Corsa and FPGA overview, and IBM Rackswitches transitions. Details on the Power S814 such as specifications, models, and pricing will be discussed. Comparisons to other Power systems will also be included.
Lenovo's Cloud Network Operating System (CNOS) enables enterprise networks to scale in cloud environments. CNOS provides programmability, cloud scale, and resilience through features like event-driven multi-process architecture, fault isolation, high availability, state of the art routing protocols, and 32-way multipath scale out. CNOS works with software-defined data center tools to automate provisioning, configuration, and orchestration at large scale.
HP Virtualization Solutions: Making the Virtual Realelliando dias
HP offers virtualization solutions to help businesses pool and share IT resources in order to reduce costs, increase agility, and improve quality. HP's technologies allow businesses to transform their rigid IT infrastructure into an adaptive one that meets business demands. HP provides a continuum of partitioning technologies from hardware partitions to virtual machines that offer different levels of isolation and sharing of server resources.
Hear first about the new innovative technology coming from HP to help SMB IT professionals like you. See how this new technology can drive innovation in your own business, while delivering breakthrough energy, space and cost savings.
Speaker Bio: Julian has 30 years’ experience at HP, working with HP’s channel partners and customers through various hardware product sets ranging from the initial Digital PC’s through PDPs, MicroServers and Vaxes onto HP ProLiants, where he has been working for the past 10 years overseeing Generation 1 through to the current Generation 8 models.
The document outlines an agenda for a training on IBM P-Series servers at Cochin Shipyard Ltd. The training will cover introductions to IBM P-Series servers and their specifications. It will also cover logical partitions (LPARs), the AIX operating system, server hardware redundancy, monitoring, troubleshooting, backups and upgrades. Specific topics will include LPAR creation, PowerHA, user and error logs, file systems, performance monitoring and first level troubleshooting steps.
The document summarizes the HP 3PAR Utility Storage product. It is next-generation tier 1 utility storage built for cloud computing. It is efficient, reducing costs by 50%, autonomic, increasing storage management efficiency 10 times, and multi-tenant and federated, supporting unpredictable applications and workloads across storage systems without boundaries. The HP 3PAR storage family provides the same technology at any scale from the F200 to the P10000, eliminating storage boundaries.
The document discusses 3PAR storage solutions and their benefits for virtualized environments using VMware. 3PAR offers thin provisioning, large volume sizes, and fine-grained virtualization which help address issues with ESX servers like random I/O stresses, time-consuming management as servers consolidate, and preference for large storage volumes. 3PAR solutions provide benefits like reduced storage administration, increased capacity utilization, and support for high server consolidation ratios.
New Generation of IBM Power Systems Delivering value with Red Hat Enterprise ...Filipe Miranda
New Generation of IBM Power Systems Delivering value with Red Hat Enterprise Linux - Learn about the new IBM Power8 architecture, about Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 for Power Systems and additional information on EnterpriseDB on how to migrate from Oracle to PostgreSQL.
UPDATED!
This document provides an overview of Cisco's Unified Computing System (UCS). It discusses how server deployment has evolved from rackmount servers to blade servers to UCS. UCS aims to unify computing, networking, and storage infrastructure and simplify management. It consists of fabric interconnects, chassis, blades, and fabric extenders. Service profiles allow logical assignment of resources for stateless server provisioning and mobility. Use cases include deployment, upgrades, provisioning, high availability, and disaster recovery.
Eliminating SAN Congestion Just Got Much Easier- webinar - Nov 2015 Tony Antony
Today’s storage area networks (SANs) face tremendous pressure from the phenomenal growth of digital information and the need to access it quickly and efficiently. Worldwide data is projected to multiply by an astonishing 1000 percent by 2020. It’s little wonder, then, that storage administrators rank slow drain and related SAN congestion issues as their number-one concern. If not addressed in a timely fashion, these can have a domino effect, even degrading the performance of totally unrelated applications.
Find out how the Cisco Data Center Network Manager tool provides centralized monitoring and reporting of slow drain conditions across your entire fabric, enabling you to easily pinpoint the exact sources of congestion. Discover how these solutions maximize the performance of your existing SAN as we reveal:
•Common causes of slow drain
•Best practices for avoiding congestion
•Tools for Cisco Nexus and MDS switches that speed detection and recovery
•Recent innovations that fully automate resolution
Find out how the unique architecture of MDS 9396S innovative, next-generation switch enables you to design a high-performing, scalable Fibre Channel SAN. Learn best practices for supporting flash storage applications as well as a wide variety of deployment scenarios. See how the new Cisco MDS 9396S can meet your SAN challenges today and tomorrow as we reveal:
• Architectural innovations inside the Cisco MDS 9396S
• Enterprise-class features and scale options
• Design and deployment scenarios
• Customer-tested best practices for implementation
Data Centre Design for Canadian Small & Medium Sized BusinessesCisco Canada
This document summarizes a Cisco presentation on scalable data center designs for small and medium businesses. The presentation covers midsize data center requirements and challenges, including flexibility, practicality, agility, and key features. It then discusses starting with an access pod design using virtual port channels (vPC) and Nexus 2000 fabric extensions (FEX). Example single pod designs are provided using fixed, semi-modular and modular approaches. The presentation concludes by discussing moving to a multi-tier fabric design using spine/leaf architectures and FabricPath best practices.
The document discusses HP Integrity servers and blades, which provide flexible capacity, availability, and simplified management. It describes various HP Integrity server and blade models ranging from entry-level to high-end systems. It also discusses HP virtualization, management, and monitoring solutions that optimize resource utilization for these servers.
The document provides an overview of the IBM System x3650 M4 HD server. Key points:
- It is optimized for big data and dense storage workloads with up to 41.6TB of storage.
- It offers significant memory density and speed for virtual machines and applications.
- It provides high performance via up to 12 cores per CPU.
- Target workloads include big data, cloud/virtualization, SAP/business analytics, and data management.
HP CloudSystem is an integrated platform that enables enterprises and service providers to build and manage private, public, and hybrid cloud environments. It integrates system management, servers, storage, networking, and security to address challenges like speeding innovation and reducing time to revenue. Key components include Cloud Service Automation, Insight Orchestration, Server Automation, Network Automation, and SiteScope monitoring. The platform provides infrastructure, templates, and automation tools to deploy both internal and external cloud services.
The document discusses IBM's acquisition of Blade Network Technologies and how it will help IBM provide improved networking solutions as part of their systems portfolio. It then provides an overview of IBM's eX5 rack mountable server and blade server systems, highlighting their performance, scalability, and suitability for different workloads. Specific blade and rack server models are described and positioning is discussed.
The document discusses IBM's BladeCenter Foundation for Cloud offering which provides a turnkey virtualization platform. It includes pre-loaded IBM BladeCenter servers, networking, storage, and management software. The solution allows customers to rapidly deploy a virtualized environment with improved efficiency and scalability. It also serves as a foundation for customers to evolve their infrastructure to cloud computing models over time.
The document discusses grid solutions from Sun-Oracle-AMD that transform data center infrastructure with AMD Opteron processors. It describes how virtualization and grid computing can consolidate underutilized servers to improve efficiency while maintaining security and management. Key benefits include higher utilization rates, flexibility to dynamically allocate resources, reduced costs, and improved availability.
The document discusses HP's converged infrastructure solutions and servers. It highlights:
1) HP's converged infrastructure combines servers, storage, networking, power and cooling to improve flexibility, productivity and business continuity while reducing IT costs.
2) HP ProLiant servers have a 20-year track record of leadership and deliver industry-best ROI through lower operating and software costs compared to previous generations.
3) HP offers financial services like leasing to help customers acquire infrastructure through capital expenditures or operational expenditures with benefits like improved cash flow and risk management.
What's New In Windows Server 2008 R2 For IT ProAmit Gatenyo
Windows Server 2008 R2 includes improvements in several key areas for IT professionals:
- Enhanced virtualization capabilities in Hyper-V including live migration and improved performance.
- Powerful new management tools like PowerShell 2.0 and the Active Directory Administration Center.
- Increased scalability and reliability with support for up to 256 logical processors and storage improvements.
- Integration with Windows 7 providing richer user experiences and access from anywhere.
- Additional reliability, security and manageability features throughout the operating system.
Is Hyperconvergence right for you?
(Watch the show before you watch the workshop: https://youtu.be/BVMpcitCQcw)
As business and application needs change, the need for infrastructure to be equally responsive, agile, and scalable has become not just nice to have. It’s now a crucial necessity.
Do you have IT operational challenges?
Are you searching for ways to create a pay-as-you-go model for infrastructure?
Is granular scalability as important as ultimate scalability?
Cisco’s entry into hyperconverged infrastructure is the most advanced, complete, and compelling hyperconverged solution available today. Cisco HyperFlex systems will solve those challenges and set you up for success with easy deployment, management, and growth.
These are the slides. Catch the whole discussion live or in replay at : http://cs.co/9002BlCb4
Optimized Systems: Matching technologies for business success.Karl Roche
Tom Rosamilia, General Manager, Power and z Systems, IBM Corporation outlines the way business can optimize it's systems to enhance performance, reduce cost per workload and drive innovation. Presented at the Smarter Computing Executive Summit, 25th May 2011.
The document describes the Smart Station 2590 thin client. It has an AMD Fusion processor, 2GB RAM, 8GB storage, 7 USB ports, and supports both Linux and Windows operating systems. It provides centralized management of thin clients through CCCM software for functions like remote assistance, file deployment, and log management. The thin client has low power consumption of 14.5 watts and is suitable for enterprise, education, healthcare and other sectors seeking low-cost and secure computing solutions.
Dell Solutions Tour 2014
Jan Bjelde Manager, Enterprise Solution Group, Dell Norway
Arild Hansen System Enginer Server, Dell Norway
Løsninger for Software defined and konvergert datasenter
Gjennomgang av Dell VRTX som kan være verdens minste Konvergerte infrastruktur, et komplett konvergert og virtuelt datasenter ogkomponent i en Software Defined Storage løsning (SDS) “Softwared defined datasenter (SDDC) snur opp ned på tradisjonelle enterprise løsninger.Lagring lagres i server plattformer (SDS). Programvare i nettverket flyttes til virtuelle plattformer (SDN+NFV). Infrastruktur forenkles og enten leveres som stack’er i konvergert infrastruktur eller som standardiserte server plattformer (Hyper konvergens). Dell kommer med både moderniseringsstrategier og løsninger for det moderne datasenteret. Dell har mange nye produkter somoptimaliseres for det software definerte datasenter eller som konvergert infrastruktur for det virtuelle datasenter eller for SAP eller Oracle type workloads.»
Research OnThe IT Infrastructure Of Globe Pharmaceutical Ltd - All ServerZiaul Hoque Prince
The document summarizes the IT infrastructure of Globe Pharmaceuticals Ltd. It includes details about the rack servers, backup servers, mail servers, firewall servers, Oracle's database management server, production printers, process servers, and Cisco switches used by the company. The rack servers are Dell PowerEdge R620 servers running Windows Server or Linux. Backup is provided by Dell PowerVault MD1220 direct attached storage arrays. Mail services use Novell GroupWise. Firewalls utilize HP F5000 appliances. Oracle databases are managed by Oracle SuperCluster M6 servers. Printing needs are met with HP T300 printers. Process servers use HP Proliant DL380p Gen8 servers. Networking leverages Cisco Catalyst 6800 series switches
Windows Server 2008 R2 includes several new features and enhancements. It provides improved virtualization capabilities with Hyper-V including live migration and support for up to 64 logical processors. Management is simplified with new consoles like Active Directory Administration Center and PowerShell 2.0. Performance and scalability are increased with support for up to 256 logical processors and reduced memory footprint. New technologies like DirectAccess and BranchCache improve connectivity and performance for remote and branch offices.
Windows Server 2008 R2 & SP1 for IT Pro'sAmit Gatenyo
This document summarizes key features and capabilities of Windows Server 2008 R2 including its release cadence, editions, enterprise scenarios, upgrade reasons, technology investment areas, virtualization features like Hyper-V and Remote Desktop Services (RDS), and new capabilities in R2 SP1 like Dynamic Memory and RemoteFX. It provides an overview of server and presentation virtualization solutions available in Windows Server 2008 R2.
- 2008, 50% of data centers will have insufficient power and cooling capacity for high-density equipment, and by 2009 energy costs will be the second highest operating cost for 70% of data centers.
- By 2011, in-rack and in-row cooling will be the predominant cooling strategy for high-density equipment, and chassis cooling technologies will be adopted in 15% of servers.
- Buildings account for 50% of the world's energy consumption, with transportation at 25% and manufacturing at 25%. The energy consumption of IT equipment in buildings is increasing significantly.
The document summarizes the key capabilities and benefits of IBM Power Systems and the integrated IBM i operating system. It notes that IBM Power Systems and IBM i provide integrated middleware for efficient business processing. They are virtualized to manage multiple applications and processes on a single server, which helps lower costs. IBM Power Systems and IBM i are also optimized for exceptional business resilience with trusted security.
Comprehensive and Simplified Management for VMware vSphere Environments - now...Hitachi Vantara
Learn how to build out a robust private cloud infrastructure with the assurance that all the underlying server, storage, and network resources are in place and aligned to the appropriate service levels.
See how to achieve predictable reliability based on business needs in a robust, enterprise-class cloud platform – Hitachi Unified Compute Platform Pro for VMware vSphere.
We’ll take you through the latest updates to this industry-leading solution that is deeply integrated with vSphere, including HDS servers and storage, Brocade Fibre Channel, your choice of Cisco or Brocade Ethernet networking. We’ll also talk about software updates that include bare-metal support, improved monitoring and performance tuning, federated management, and non-disruptive firmware upgrades.
1) AMD outlined its commercial strategy to lead in server and new client segments by 2009-2010 through innovation and driving adoption of the AMD64 architecture.
2) AMD's Opteron processor has seen strong growth and now leads in performance-per-watt for servers. AMD is driving further adoption in blades and new platforms like Torrenza.
3) AMD introduced new technologies like Trinity to improve manageability and security and Raiden to deliver virtual client computing through thin clients and blades.
PLNOG 17 - Andrzej Jeruzal - Dell Networking OS10: sieciowy system operacyjny...PROIDEA
W trakcie tej sesji zostaną przedstawione założenia, które stały u podstaw zbudowania przez firmę Dell rewolucyjnego i otwartego sieciowego systemu operacyjnego znanego pod kryptonimem OS10. Omówina zostanie jego architektura, funkcjonalności oraz praktyczne zastosowania. System OS10 to nastepny krok w promowanej od 2 lat przez firmę Dell idei otwartej sieciowości (Dell Open Networking) rozdzialając i standaryzując obecnie już nawet warstwy w samym sieciowym systemie operacyjnym !
Adding Recurring Revenue with Cloud Computing ProfitBricksProfitBricks
Learn how MSPs and VARs are building there recurring revenue streams with cloud computing infrastructure.
The slides from the webinar will show you how your MSP or VAR business can build cloud revenue from the second-generation cloud and migrate your clients to cloud infrastructure without pain.
In these slides, you’ll:
Discover why Cloud 2.0 transformed the cloud and how it now operates just like physical hardware (servers, storage and networks) - and why this is important for MSPs and VARs
Learn how to "sell" the cloud - to even your most reluctant clients
Learn how to assess cloud vendors
Understand how to scale for success with the public cloud
Don’t let the multiple cloud provider options overwhelm you - join our webinar and benefit from our years of experience as MSP and VAR partner vendor to learn key tips and tricks.
Konrad Brunner discusses keys to consider when moving to next generation databases in the cloud. ARM templates are key for defining infrastructure as code and managing infrastructure together with applications. Automation is key for streamlining deployments, scaling resources, and saving money. Identities, network configuration, and application management are also important to consider for security and governance when adopting next generation databases in the cloud.
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8. HP BladeSystem c3000 enclosure HP BladeSystem c3000 - front Consolidated from the start Unified – server, storage, expansion, network, power in a single enclosure HP Nonstop mid-plane Redundant signal and power connections for every component – maximum I/O bandwidth, scalable power OnBoard Administrator Local and remote administration Highly available and secure access Quick set-up wizards HP Thermal Logic Optimize power consumption Minimize heat generation PARSEC architecture Scalable cooling delivered where it's needed – automatically Active Cool fans More cooling with less power and noise Single or redundant interconnects Choose Ethernet, Fibre Channel or Infiniband – or the revolutionary HP Virtual Connect Dynamic Power Saver Automatically optimize power load for peak efficiency and conservation iLO controlled speed-stepping Regulate power consumption HP BladeSystem c3000 - rear
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21. HP’s Windows Server Virtualization Sizer Input your current system configurations and workloads into the web-based sizer at: http://h71019.www7.hp.com/ActiveAnswers/cache/106082-0-0-225-121.html The sizer computes equivalent utilization for newer processors and factors in overhead The sizer outputs recommendations on which applications to share and a complete order list HP ProLiant Sizer CPU0 – 2.4GHz CPU1 – 2.4GHz App. A 10% Util. Overhead App. B 5% Util. Overhead
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38. HP does not make it complicated A BladeSystem is an infrastructure in a box Fill it with blades of all types, shapes, sizes & functions 1 2 3 In thousands of combos to run what your customers run today 4 To deliver vital business solutions and services easier ( ) n +
39. HP Blade Server Benefits of key features * RAID 5 available on BL480c only Feature Function Benefit Quad Core & Dual Core Processors Quad Core – 4 cores per server socket Dual Core - 2 cores per server socket Allows for greater system scalability – support more users, bigger apps Serial Attach Storage Serial drive interface replaces U320 busses Point-to-point interface enables rapid data transfer between RAID controllers & drives Integrated Smart Array RAID Controllers with Battery backed cache option Integrated SAS RAID controller in each c-Class server blade to allow RAID 0/1/5* Common array controller strategy with ProLiant ML/DL servers provides consistent customer experience Battery backed cache to protect against data loss Multi Function NICs High Performance Network Interface with TOE & RDMA/iSCSI options Provides best-in-class network performance with options for additional upgrades to enhance memory & storage utilization
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42. BL480c – BL460c Server comparison BL480c Full height BL460c Half height Processor Intel Xeon Quad-Core, Up to 2.66 GHz, 2x4MB shared L2 cache Chipset Intel Blackford Memory ECC DDR2 FBDIMM, 12 Sockets, 48GB max ECC DDR2 FBDIMM, 8 Sockets,32GB max HDD & Controller 4 SFF Hot Plug SAS or SATA HDDs RAID 0,1,5 support Integrated SAS controller with optional BBWC 2 SFF Hot Plug SAS or SATA HDDs RAID 0,1 support Integrated SAS controller with optional BBWC Networking 4 integrated NICs (2 Multifunction & 2 Gigabit) (additional via mezzanine card) 2 integrated Multifunction NICs (additional via mezzanine card) Management iLO 2 Standard Blade Edition OS support Windows, Linux Windows, Linux, Netware Enclosure 8 in 10U enclosure 16 in 10U enclosure Mezzanine support Up to 3 mezzanines Choices: multifunction NICs or standard NICs, 4Gb FC, IB (10GbE-coming soon) Up to 2 mezzanines Choices: multifunction NICs or standard NICs, 4Gb FC, IB (10GbE-coming soon)
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51. HP BladeSystem c7000 enclosure (front) HP BladeSystem c7000 front BladeSystem c7000 enclosure Consolidated from the start Unified – server, storage, expansion, network, power in a single enclosure HP Nonstop mid-plane Redundant signal and power connections for every component – maximum I/O bandwidth, scalable power OnBoard Administrator Local and remote administration Highly available and secure access Quick set-up wizards HP Thermal Logic Optimize power consumption Minimize heat generation
52. HP BladeSystem c7000 enclosure (rear) HP BladeSystem c7000 rear PARSEC architecture Scalable cooling delivered where it's needed – automatically Active Cool fans More cooling with less power and noise Single or redundant interconnects Choose Ethernet, Fibre Channel or Infiniband – or the revolutionary HP Virtual Connect Dynamic Power Saver Automatically optimize power load for peak efficiency and conservation iLO controlled speed-stepping Regulate power consumption
Editor's Notes
HP Industry-Standard Solutions for Windows Server 2008 Duration: 60 Minutes Start Date: Thursday, October 18, 2007 1:00 PM Pacific Time (US & Canada) Event Overview Join us for an introduction to the Hewlett-Packard (HP) lineup of industry-standard servers designed for the Windows Server 2008 operating system. Discover how HP servers provide benefits to the deployment of modular architectures and the management of your business technology infrastructure. During the webcast, we provide server-adoption scenarios to help you determine which HP servers are right for your business. HP engineers give an overview of HP servers, discuss manageability of servers using Microsoft Operations Manager and HP System Insight Manager, and provide example topologies and architectures of Microsoft applications on blade servers. Other topics we cover include: HP ProLiant and BladeSystem applications for Windows Server 2008. HP solution & technology investments for Windows Server 2008. HP solutions focus for Windows Server 2008, including network services, Web solutions, security solutions, management solutions, and virtualization solutions. HP support of Windows Server 2008. Presenter: Al Jimenez, Engineering Manager, Solutions Alliances HP, HP Al Jimenez is an engineering manager in the Hewlett-Packard (HP) Solution Alliances engineering organization. Al's team is responsible for Microsoft Internet business solutions for HP, which includes characterizing, understanding, and recommending Microsoft server solutions on HP ProLiant and HP BladeSystem servers. During the 18 years he has worked at HP, Al has designed and developed hardware and software, authored technical papers and presentations on Microsoft software and technology, and presented at and supported many Microsoft and HP customer events. Al has more than 28 years of industry experience, and he holds degrees in business management and engineering. He lives and works in Houston, Texas.