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Cisco UCS B440 M2 High-Performance Blade Server
At-A-Glance
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Unified Computing
The Cisco Unified Computing System™ is a next-generation
data center platform that unites computing, networking,
storage access, and virtualization into a cohesive system
designed to reduce total cost of ownership (TCO) and
increase business agility. The system integrates a low-
latency, lossless 10 Gigabit Ethernet unified network fabric
with enterprise-class, x86-architecture servers. The system
is an integrated, scalable, multichassis platform in which all
resources participate in a unified management domain.
data center platform that unites computing, networking,
storage access, and virtualization into a cohesive system
designed to reduce total cost of ownership (TCO) and
increase business agility. The system integrates a low-
latency, lossless 10 Gigabit Ethernet unified network fabric
with enterprise-class, x86-architecture servers. The system
is an integrated, scalable, multichassis platform in which all
resources participate in a unified management domain.
Radically Simplified Server Management
Traditional blade servers add to data center complexity,
with each chassis and chassis-resident switch acting
as an independent point of management. Scaling out IT
infrastructure using these systems is costly in terms of the
number of I/O interfaces that each chassis must support,
the power and cooling they require, the administrative and
management overhead of individual blade servers, and the
business agility lost due to delayed deployment times.
with each chassis and chassis-resident switch acting
as an independent point of management. Scaling out IT
infrastructure using these systems is costly in terms of the
number of I/O interfaces that each chassis must support,
the power and cooling they require, the administrative and
management overhead of individual blade servers, and the
business agility lost due to delayed deployment times.
The Cisco Unified Computing System represents a radical
simplification of the traditional blade server deployment model,
with simplified, stateless blades and a blade server chassis that
is centrally provisioned, configured, and managed by Cisco
simplification of the traditional blade server deployment model,
with simplified, stateless blades and a blade server chassis that
is centrally provisioned, configured, and managed by Cisco
®
UCS Manager. The result is a unified system that significantly
reduces the number of components while offering a just-in-
time provisioning model that allows systems to be deployed or
redeployed in minutes rather than hours or days.
reduces the number of components while offering a just-in-
time provisioning model that allows systems to be deployed or
redeployed in minutes rather than hours or days.
Performance, Reliability, and Scalability
The Cisco UCS B440 M2 High-Performance Blade Server
(Figure 1) delivers outstanding processing performance,
scalability, and mission-critical reliability in a high-density blade
form factor. This powerful blade server further extends the
capability of the Cisco Unified Computing System to help IT
architects deliver enterprise-critical services with higher levels
of efficiently, agility, and control than ever before possible.
(Figure 1) delivers outstanding processing performance,
scalability, and mission-critical reliability in a high-density blade
form factor. This powerful blade server further extends the
capability of the Cisco Unified Computing System to help IT
architects deliver enterprise-critical services with higher levels
of efficiently, agility, and control than ever before possible.
Figure 1. Cisco UCS B440 M2 High-Performance Blade Server
The Cisco UCS B440 M2 includes two or four Intel
®
Xeon
®
processor E7-4800 product family, 32 dual in-line module
(DIMM) slots, up to 512 GB of Samsung 40-nanometer (nm)
DDR3 memory, two mezzanine adapter slots, and four Small
Form Factor (SFF) hard drive bays (Figure 2).
(DIMM) slots, up to 512 GB of Samsung 40-nanometer (nm)
DDR3 memory, two mezzanine adapter slots, and four Small
Form Factor (SFF) hard drive bays (Figure 2).
Figure 2. Cisco UCS B440 M2 with Four Intel
®
Xeon
®
Processor E7-4800
product family and 40 Processing Cores
The Cisco UCS B440 M2 blade server is designed to power the
most demanding enterprise applications such as large-data-set
and transaction-intensive databases, enterprise resource
planning (ERP) applications, and decision-support systems
(DSSs). Powered by the scalable performance and new
reliability and security features of the Intel
most demanding enterprise applications such as large-data-set
and transaction-intensive databases, enterprise resource
planning (ERP) applications, and decision-support systems
(DSSs). Powered by the scalable performance and new
reliability and security features of the Intel
®
Xeon
®
processor
E7-4800 product family, the Cisco UCS B440 M2 helps widen
the scope of workload virtualization and unifies performance-
intensive standalone applications within an integrated, simplified
infrastructure. Advanced silicon-level reliability and security
features automatically manage hardware errors and protect
against malicious software attacks, maintaining data integrity
and increasing the availability of mission-critical services. These
Intel innovations in combination with the simplicity, agility, and
TCO benefits of the Cisco Unified Computing System present
the scope of workload virtualization and unifies performance-
intensive standalone applications within an integrated, simplified
infrastructure. Advanced silicon-level reliability and security
features automatically manage hardware errors and protect
against malicious software attacks, maintaining data integrity
and increasing the availability of mission-critical services. These
Intel innovations in combination with the simplicity, agility, and
TCO benefits of the Cisco Unified Computing System present
customers with an exceptional opportunity to migrate
applications from costly, proprietary RISC systems.
applications from costly, proprietary RISC systems.
The Cisco UCS B440 M2 uses converged network adapters
(CNAs) for consolidated access to the unified fabric. This
design reduces the number of adapters, cables, and access-
layer switches needed for LAN and SAN connectivity.
This Cisco innovation can significantly reduce capital and
operating expenses, including administrative overhead,
power, and cooling costs. Network adapter choices
(Figure 3) include adapters optimized for virtualization,
compatibility, and efficient, high-performance Ethernet.
(CNAs) for consolidated access to the unified fabric. This
design reduces the number of adapters, cables, and access-
layer switches needed for LAN and SAN connectivity.
This Cisco innovation can significantly reduce capital and
operating expenses, including administrative overhead,
power, and cooling costs. Network adapter choices
(Figure 3) include adapters optimized for virtualization,
compatibility, and efficient, high-performance Ethernet.
Figure 3. Cisco UCS Network Adapters
Cisco’s innovative service profile technology embedded in
Cisco UCS Manager provisions Cisco UCS B-Series Blade
Servers and their I/O properties. Infrastructure policies needed
to provision servers and deploy applications, such as policies
for power and cooling, security, identity, hardware health, and
Ethernet and storage networking, are encapsulated in the
service profiles. Use of service profiles helps reduce the number
Cisco UCS Manager provisions Cisco UCS B-Series Blade
Servers and their I/O properties. Infrastructure policies needed
to provision servers and deploy applications, such as policies
for power and cooling, security, identity, hardware health, and
Ethernet and storage networking, are encapsulated in the
service profiles. Use of service profiles helps reduce the number