IBM System Cluster 1350, Инструкция по установке и обслуживанию

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IBM 4 GB modular FLASH drive
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Small Form Factor (SFF) 36 GB SAS hard disk drive (2.5 inches)
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SFF 146 GB SAS hard disk drive (2.5 inches)
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IBM 300 GB SAS hard disk drive (3.5 inches and 15 000 rpm)
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IBM 500 GB SATA hot-swap hard disk drive (3.5 inches and 7200 rpm)
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IBM 750 GB SATA hot-swap hard disk drive (3.5 inches and 7200 rpm)
v IBM 750 GB SATA simple-swap hard disk drive (3.5 inches and 7200 rpm)
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IBM 750 GB Dual port SATA hot-swap option
v IBM 500 GB SATA E-DDM hard disk drive (3.5 inches and 7200 rpm)
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IBM 500 GB SATA EV-DDM hard disk drive (3.5 inches and 7200 rpm)
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IBM 750 GB SATA EV-DDM hard disk drive (3.5 inches and 7200 rpm)
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IBM 750 GB SATA E-DDM hard disk drive (3.5 inches and 7200 rpm)
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IBM 750 GB SATA dual port hot-swap option
Transceivers
The Cluster 1350 supports the following transceivers:
v IBM SW 4Gbps SFP transceiver pair (DS4800)
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Cisco XENPAK-10GB-SR - SR XENPAK
v Cisco Gigabit Interface Converter - 1000 BASE-SX
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Cisco Gigabit Interface Converter - 1000 Base-T
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Force10 10Gb XFP SR Optics Module
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IBM 10GbE 850nm Fiber XFP Transceiver (SR)
High-speed adapters
The Cluster 1350 supports the following high-speed adapters:
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IBM SAS Host Bus Adapter controller
v IBM ServeRAID 8k Ultra 320 SCSI controller adapter
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NetXtreme 1000 T + Ethernet adapter
v NetXtreme 1000 T + dual port Ethernet adapter
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NetXen High-Speed 10 Gb Ethernet Expansion Card (CFFh) for IBM BladeCenter
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Intel PRO/1000 PCI-Express G Ethernet adapter
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Myricom 8x PCI-Express, 2 MB memory, 10GBase-CX4 adapter
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Myricom 10 Gb Ethernet Network Interface Card for SR Fiber with LC Fiber
connector
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Myrinet 333 MHz Dual Fibre/PCI-X
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card (2 Mb)
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Myrinet 333 MHz Single Fibre/PCI-X
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card (2 Mb)
v Voltaire 10 Gbps Host Channel PCI-X adapter
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Voltaire 10 Gbps Host Channel PCI Express adapter
Console
The console provides the monitor, keyboard, and mouse for the management node.
The monitor is a 1-U flat-panel display that folds down and retracts into the rack.
Chapter 1. System overview
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