Cisco Cisco Catalyst Blade Switch 3030 for Dell 백서

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Design Guide 
various Access Layer switches.  In a typical Data Center network, this layer will have connections 
from Blade and non-Blade switches, providing connectivity all the servers in the network. 
Figure 6.   
Data Center Design 
 
Management 
The Cisco Catalyst Blade Switch 3130 is accessible for management and configuration by any of 
the following traffic paths: 
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Out-of-band management 
● 
In-band management 
● 
Serial console port 
These traffic paths provide three different management options for network administration and 
support different user and application interfaces to the Cisco Catalyst Blade Switch 3130. The 
remote management of the blade servers within the blade enclosure is critical to an efficient and 
scalable data center. The various Blade Server vendors offer connectivity options provided using 
the enclosure to the blade servers are also discussed. See the particular Appendix for your 
enclosure type. 
Out-of-Band Management 
Out-of-band management is the practice of dedicating an interface on the managed device for 
carrying management traffic. It is also the recommended management method for blade systems. 
Out-of-band management isolates the management and data traffic and provides a more secure 
environment.  
The Cisco Catalyst Blade Switch 3130 contains an additional Fast Ethernet port, which connects to 
the Dell Chassis Management Controller (CMC), providing out-of-band management using the 
CMC interface (GUI or CLI). The user may also use this path to access the CLI functions of the 
switch, transfer SNMP information, and upload software images and configuration files. This path is 
 
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