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SERVER CONFIGURATION
IBM BladeCenter Server
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IBM BladeCenter Server offers a broad range of storage and networking options integrated into the chassis to simplify
infrastructure complexity and manageability. It is a highly integrated system comprising of blade servers, storage,
management and networking options that help reduce management complexity, increase performance and energy-efficiency while
significantly reducing costs with a highly reliable and flexible design that deters the need for “rip and replace”
as capacity needs change.
Activities performed in Computer Centre using IBM BladeCenter Server
- In BladeCenter Server We are using Windows 2003 server, Windows 2008 server and Redhat Linux operating system by
configuring Active Directory service, Domain Name Service and Web services.
- Each server has the RAID mirror to secure the content of the university. To Create Domain policies which control the
users of the Computer System in proper way.
- The students using open source’s application method in Linux operating System through by activating Telnet.
Specifications
Form Factor |
Rack/7U, high-availability midplane |
Blade Bays |
Up to six 1- or 2-processor, and up to three 4-processor |
Disk Bays |
Up to 12 SAS, 12 Nearline SAS, or 12 SATA, or an intermixof the disks. Visit this link for a list of supported disks |
Features & Benefits |
High-availability Midplane |
Innovative midplane design provides support for you to upgrade to new technologies and helps preserve your original investment. |
Hot-swap, management, switch, power supply and blower modules |
It Provides single point of control for managing the entire solution helping to increase system reliability. It Supports up to four 950 W/1450 W auto-sensing power supplies with load-balancing and failover capabilities, providing additional reliability and protection |
Advanced Server Management |
It Supports capacity manager to help monitor critical server resources, identify and predict bottlenecks and recommend upgrades to prevent diminished network performance |