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Fujitsu PRIMERGY BX Ethernet Switch/IBP 1Gbit/s 36/12
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Fujitsu PRIMERGY BX Ethernet Switch/IBP 1Gbit/s
36/12
Connects 2 channels of each server blade with any number of
external 1 Gbit/s Ethernet networks
Fujitsu PRIMERGY Connection Blades simplify
network connectivity for PRIMERGY Blade Servers.
They ensure fast and reliable access to data
and storage networks. All Connection Blades
are integrated within the blade server chassis
and benefit from a high-speed midplane as well
as from energy-efficient power and cooling. A
wide range of different Connection Blades are
available to address current and next-generation
I/O requirements for standards-based Fibre
Channel, InfiniBand and Ethernet networks.
PRIMERGY BX400 system units support up to 4,
PRIMERGY BX900 up to 8 Connection Blades, thus
implementing flexible and scalable connections
in order to meet the requirements arising from
dynamic workloads.
Today’s technological specifications offer speeds
of up to 8 Gbit/s for Fibre Channel, 56 Gbit/s
InfiniBand, 6 Gbit/s SAS, and up to 10 Gbit/s for
Ethernet connections per Uplink port. All the facets
of Connection Blades are available, from highly
functional self-developed models to brand models
from Cisco, Brocade or Mellanox to be able to cover
todays and future I/O requirements.
network connectivity for PRIMERGY Blade Servers.
They ensure fast and reliable access to data
and storage networks. All Connection Blades
are integrated within the blade server chassis
and benefit from a high-speed midplane as well
as from energy-efficient power and cooling. A
wide range of different Connection Blades are
available to address current and next-generation
I/O requirements for standards-based Fibre
Channel, InfiniBand and Ethernet networks.
PRIMERGY BX400 system units support up to 4,
PRIMERGY BX900 up to 8 Connection Blades, thus
implementing flexible and scalable connections
in order to meet the requirements arising from
dynamic workloads.
Today’s technological specifications offer speeds
of up to 8 Gbit/s for Fibre Channel, 56 Gbit/s
InfiniBand, 6 Gbit/s SAS, and up to 10 Gbit/s for
Ethernet connections per Uplink port. All the facets
of Connection Blades are available, from highly
functional self-developed models to brand models
from Cisco, Brocade or Mellanox to be able to cover
todays and future I/O requirements.
PRIMERGY BX Ethernet Switch/IBP 1Gbit/s 36/12
The PRIMERGY Ethernet Switch/IBP 36/12 is an
integrated 1 Gbit/s Connection Blade for use in
the PRIMERGY BX400 and BX900 chassis. It can
be installed in all Connection Blade bays (4x in
BX400, 8x in BX900) and provides 36 downlink
ports each with 1 Gbit/s to the midplane to connect
with the Server Blades. The module contains 12
uplink ports each 1 Gbit/s; Layer 2+ functionalities
are supported.
The Intelligent Blade Panel mode combines the
advantages of a switch regarding cable and port
consolidation with the pass-thru advantage
of total (VLAN) transparency without protocol
compatibility problems occurring. Server Blade
LAN ports may be grouped together with one or
more external ports, into independent named
port groups. Using the so-called Management
VLAN grouping feature, a separate VLAN-based
management access can be assigned to each
Server Blade.
integrated 1 Gbit/s Connection Blade for use in
the PRIMERGY BX400 and BX900 chassis. It can
be installed in all Connection Blade bays (4x in
BX400, 8x in BX900) and provides 36 downlink
ports each with 1 Gbit/s to the midplane to connect
with the Server Blades. The module contains 12
uplink ports each 1 Gbit/s; Layer 2+ functionalities
are supported.
The Intelligent Blade Panel mode combines the
advantages of a switch regarding cable and port
consolidation with the pass-thru advantage
of total (VLAN) transparency without protocol
compatibility problems occurring. Server Blade
LAN ports may be grouped together with one or
more external ports, into independent named
port groups. Using the so-called Management
VLAN grouping feature, a separate VLAN-based
management access can be assigned to each
Server Blade.