Cisco Cisco UCS B420 M3 Blade Server 백서
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Figure 1. Cisco UCS Components
Cisco UCS is designed from the start to be programmable and self-integrating. A server’s entire hardware stack,
ranging from server firmware and settings to network profiles, is configured through model-based management.
With Cisco virtual interface cards (VICs), even the number and type of I/O interfaces is programmed dynamically,
making every server ready to power any workload at any time.
ranging from server firmware and settings to network profiles, is configured through model-based management.
With Cisco virtual interface cards (VICs), even the number and type of I/O interfaces is programmed dynamically,
making every server ready to power any workload at any time.
With model-based management, administrators manipulate a model of a desired system configuration and
associate a model’s service profile with hardware resources, and the system configures itself to match the model.
This automation accelerates provisioning and workload migration with accurate and rapid scalability. The result is
increased IT staff productivity, improved compliance, and reduced risk of failures due to inconsistent
configurations.
associate a model’s service profile with hardware resources, and the system configures itself to match the model.
This automation accelerates provisioning and workload migration with accurate and rapid scalability. The result is
increased IT staff productivity, improved compliance, and reduced risk of failures due to inconsistent
configurations.
Cisco FEX Technology reduces the number of system components that need to be purchased, configured,
managed, and maintained by condensing three network layers into one. It eliminates both blade server and
hypervisor-based switches by connecting fabric interconnect ports directly to individual blade servers and virtual
machines. Virtual networks are now managed exactly the same way that physical networks are, but enable
massive scalability. This approach represents a radical simplification compared to traditional systems, reducing
managed, and maintained by condensing three network layers into one. It eliminates both blade server and
hypervisor-based switches by connecting fabric interconnect ports directly to individual blade servers and virtual
machines. Virtual networks are now managed exactly the same way that physical networks are, but enable
massive scalability. This approach represents a radical simplification compared to traditional systems, reducing