Cisco Cisco UCS B420 M3 Blade Server 백서
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profiles move along with virtual machines, helping increase security and efficiency while reducing complexity. Cisco
Data Center VM-FEX helps improve performance and reduce network interface card (NIC) infrastructure.
Data Center VM-FEX helps improve performance and reduce network interface card (NIC) infrastructure.
Dynamic Provisioning with Service Profiles
Cisco UCS Manager delivers service profiles, which contain abstracted server-state information, creating an
environment in which everything unique about a server is stored in the fabric, and the physical server is simply
another resource to be assigned. Cisco UCS Manager implements role- and policy-based management focused on
service profiles and templates. These mechanisms fully provision one or many servers and their network
connectivity in minutes, rather than hours or days.
Cisco UCS Manager delivers service profiles, which contain abstracted server-state information, creating an
environment in which everything unique about a server is stored in the fabric, and the physical server is simply
another resource to be assigned. Cisco UCS Manager implements role- and policy-based management focused on
service profiles and templates. These mechanisms fully provision one or many servers and their network
connectivity in minutes, rather than hours or days.
Cisco UCS Manager
Cisco UCS Manager is an embedded, unified manager that provides a single point of management for Cisco UCS.
Cisco UCS Manager can be accessed through an intuitive GUI, a command-line interface (CLI), or the
comprehensive open XML API. It manages the physical assets of the server and storage and LAN connectivity,
and it is designed to simplify the management of virtual network connections through integration with several major
hypervisor vendors. It provides IT departments with the flexibility to allow people to manage the system as a whole,
or to assign specific management functions to individuals based on their roles as managers of server, storage, or
network hardware assets. It simplifies operations by automatically discovering all the components available on the
system and enabling a stateless model for resource use.
Cisco UCS Manager can be accessed through an intuitive GUI, a command-line interface (CLI), or the
comprehensive open XML API. It manages the physical assets of the server and storage and LAN connectivity,
and it is designed to simplify the management of virtual network connections through integration with several major
hypervisor vendors. It provides IT departments with the flexibility to allow people to manage the system as a whole,
or to assign specific management functions to individuals based on their roles as managers of server, storage, or
network hardware assets. It simplifies operations by automatically discovering all the components available on the
system and enabling a stateless model for resource use.
The elements managed by Cisco UCS Manager include:
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Cisco UCS Integrated Management Controller (IMC) firmware
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RAID controller firmware and settings
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BIOS firmware and settings, including server universal user ID (UUID) and boot order
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Converged network adapter (CNA) firmware and settings, including MAC addresses and worldwide names
(WWNs) and SAN boot settings
(WWNs) and SAN boot settings
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Virtual port groups used by virtual machines, using Cisco Data Center VM-FEX technology
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Interconnect configuration, including uplink and downlink definitions, MAC address and WWN pinning,
VLANs, VSANs, quality of service (QoS), bandwidth allocations, Cisco Data Center VM-FEX settings, and
EtherChannels to upstream LAN switches
VLANs, VSANs, quality of service (QoS), bandwidth allocations, Cisco Data Center VM-FEX settings, and
EtherChannels to upstream LAN switches
Cisco Unified Computing System Components
Figure 1 shows the Cisco UCS components.