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® S Type 8886 is a high-density, high-performance rack-mounted

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IBM® Enterprise X-Architecture® Technology

IBM Enterprise X-Architecture Technology leverages proven innovative IBM

technologies to build powerful, scalable, and reliable blade servers. It provides

features such as IBM Predictive Failure Analysis

diagnostics.

® (PFA) and real-time

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Server expansion capabilities

You can add up to six blade servers to the BladeCenter S chassis. Some blade

servers have connectors for additional optional devices that you can use to add

capabilities to the blade server. For example, you can connect either a storage

expansion unit or a PCI expansion unit to a blade server. Alternatively, you can

add optional I/O expansion cards to add network interfaces or storage through

I/O modules. SAS expansion cards provide access through SAS connectivity

modules or SAS RAID controller modules that are installed in I/O bays 3 and 4

to the hard disk drives in the BladeCenter S chassis.

Note:

drives. SAS RAID controller modules support the use of SAS hard disk drives

only.

SAS connectivity modules support the use of SAS or SATA hard disk

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Hot-swap capabilities

Bays in the BladeCenter S chassis are hot-swappable. For example, you can add,

remove, or replace a blade server or a SAS or SATA hard disk drive without

removing power from the BladeCenter S chassis.

The midplane provides hot-pluggable connectors for the following components:

– Six blade servers

– Four I/O modules

– One advanced management module

– One serial pass-thru module

– Four power modules

– Four fan modules

– Two storage modules

– One media tray

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High-availability design

Components in the BladeCenter S system enable continued operation if one of

the components fails:

share the system load. If a power module fails, the working power modules

can continue to handle the entire load. You can replace a power module

without shutting down the BladeCenter S system.

Power modules. In normal operation, the power modules provide power to

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BladeCenter S system determines the result of a power module failure.

Power modules also provide cooling fans for the storage modules. Therefore,

if you are using storage module 1, you must install power modules 1 and 2. If

you are using storage module 2, you must install power modules 3 and 4.

BladeCenter S system. If one fan module fails, the other three fan modules

handle the entire load. You can replace a fan module without shutting down

the BladeCenter S system.

characteristics:

- Redundant high-speed serialize/deserialize (SERDES) interconnects

between blade servers and switches

- I2C communication between the advanced management module and all

modules (except blade servers)

- RS-485 (EIA 485) communication between the advanced management

module and blade servers

- Analog video connectors from the blade servers to the advanced

management module

- USB connections between the blade servers and the advanced management

module

SAS RAID controller modules in I/O module bays 3 and 4 provides support

for redundant access to the storage modules in the BladeCenter S chassis (if

both storage modules are installed).

The power management policy that you have implemented for theFan modules. In normal operation, fan modules share the cooling in theBladeCenter S system midplane. The midplane has the followingRedundant storage access. Installing a pair of SAS connectivity modules or

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Systems management

The advanced management module is used to communicate with the service

processor in each blade server to provide system monitoring, event recording,

and alerts. You can manage the BladeCenter S chassis, its devices, and the blade

servers remotely.

 

The BladeCenter

server system. It supports up to six blade servers that can share common resources,

such as power, cooling, management, and I/O resources within a single

BladeCenter S chassis. In addition, it provides support for up to twelve 3.5-inch,

hot-swappable SAS or SATA hard disk drives.

The BladeCenter S system provides the following features:

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