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Data Center BYOD & VDI Carlos Spera BDM – Data Center Logicalis Southern Cone

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Data Center BYOD & VDI

Carlos Spera

BDM – Data Center

Logicalis Southern Cone

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¿De qué se trata BYOD?

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Redes y acceso publicas y privadas de buena calidad

Dispositivos con gran

procesamiento, livianos y agiles

Aplicaciones personales y laborales que

facilitan la comunicación y

operación

Soluciones para móviles

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Desafíos y expectativas

CIO• Productividad de los empleados• Ventajas competitivas a través de nuevas tecnologías• TCO

IT / Desktop Manager• Control Managment y Seguridad• Velocidad y versatilidad en nuevos deployments

Usuario• Experiencia en su plataforma nativa• UE en cualquier lugar, momento y dispositivo• Espera misma calidad dentro y fuera de la red

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¿Por qué incorporar dispositivos a la red?

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Drivers top para incorporar políticas de BYOD

1. Atraer y retener talentos a través de nuevas formas de trabajo y aplicaciones personales aplicadas al trabajo diario (flexibilidad laboral)

2. Aumentar la productividad como objetivo estratégico e incorporando movilidad al espacio de trabajo

3. Reducir a futuro el TCO en PC y otros dispositivos sumado a bajos costos en management y fácil on boarding de nuevos empleados

Fuente: Citrix

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Tendencias Móviles

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92%

28%

De las empresas consultadas admiten que alguno de sus empleados usan por lo menos un dispositivo móvil para realizar tareas laborales

De los trabajadores de esas empresas usan por lo menos un dispositivo móvil para realizar tareas laborales

65%Fue el crecimiento de venta de Smartphones respecto de 2010, además, fue el primer año en que se vendieron más unidades que PC en el mundo

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Arquitectura de soporte de dispositivos

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Políticas Seguridad

Data Center

Conectividad

Dispositivos

Wireless Wired QOS

IT Infra

Firewall

Device Managment

ISE

RRHH

VirtualizaciónAplicaciones

Legal

Políticas de soporte

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Plataforma de Seguridad

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Lo que no debe

faltar

Políticas

Identificar

Mobile Management

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Etapas de desarrollo según la visión de la compañía

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Restringir / Controlar Permitir Incentivar Transformar

Ambiente con alto nivel de control

▪ Solo dispositivos corporativos

▪ Restricción de acceso a aplicaciones

▪ Bajo nivel de colaboración

Acceso ilimitado, servicios básicos

▪ Acceso a múltiples dispositivos

▪ Internet y aplicaciones personales

▪ Acceso corporativo y Guest

Servicios diferenciados y seguridad

▪ Varios métodos de acceso

▪ Escritorio virtualizado▪ Servicios corporativos

con aplicaciones de negocio

Gerenciamiento completo y

Colaboracion

▪ Múltiples dispositivos por usuario

▪ Escenarios de colaboración de presencia, video y documentos

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VDI Conceptos…

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Beneficios de mover el escritorio al DC

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Virtualización de aplicaciones

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¿Cuáles son las tendencias tecnológicas?

VDI – (Desktop/Aplicaciones) (PCoip vs ICA ?)

Server virtualization.

Server mobility (inter & intra DCs).

Segurizacion de Virtual Servers Farm (Trafico Este-Oeste)

Aceleracion y optimizacion de aplicaciones.

Soluciones de deduplicacion de informacion

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Cisco NexusData Center Switching

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Cisco Nexus 5500 Series SwitchesBreakthrough Innovation

Multi-protocol Ethernet (1/10 GbE) + Storage (FC, FCoE, iSCSI, NAS)

Multi-Layer and Highly Scalable 48 & 96 port models in 1RU & 2RU FEX-link - Over 900 100 M/1 GbE & 600 10 GbE ports FabricPath & Layer 2 /Layer 3

Multi-purpose Traditional Ethernet, virtualized and unified pods Massively scalable server access or mid- market

aggregation

Industry’s Highest Density & Performance for Fixed Switches

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Business and Technology Working as One

NX-OS: Designed for the Data Center

NX-OSSAN-OS

IOS

CatOS

MDS 9000

Catalyst 6500

Nexus 7000/5000/1000V

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Cisco Nexus 5548UP / 5596UP

Performance

Versatility

FlexibilityHighest density 10G switch with wire-speed performance and low latency

Layer 3 Routing or Layer 2 Cisco FabricPath ready

Unified Ports gives users the flexibility to

customize different personalities for each

port

ScalabilityIncreased FEX, MAC, VLAN, Multicast scalability

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Unified Port

Unified PortsDynamic and Efficient Port Allocation

Use-cases

Native FC

Flexible LAN & storage convergence based on business needs

Service can be adjusted based on the demand for specific traffic

16-port Expansion Module on the Nexus 5548, 5548-UP and 5596-UP

All Ports on the Nexus 5548-UP and 5596-UP

Lossless Ethernet – FCoE, iSCSI, NASBenefits

Simplify switch purchase - remove ports ratio guess work

Increase design flexibility

Remove specific protocol bandwidth bottlenecks

Availability

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Nexus 5500 GEM Expansion Modules

8 ports 1/10 GE + 8 ports 1/2/4/8 G FC

16 ports 1/10 GE

16 ports Unified

1/10 GE or 1/2/4/8 G FC

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Introducing Layer 3 CapabilitiesEnabling new Nexus 5500 deployments

N55-D160L3• Daughter-card for Nexus 5548P & N5548-• In-rack upgradeable for deployed units• Enables Layer 3 on all 48 10GE ports• 160Gbps (240Mpps) of Layer 3 processing• Additional 100W power consumption

N55-M160L3• Expansion module for Nexus 5596P• No front-panel ports• Enables Layer 3 on all ports of 5596P• 160Gbps (240Mpps) of Layer 3 processing• Expandable to 480Gbps of processing*

• Functions as 48 port Linerate router*• Not compatible with 5548P• Additional 100W power consumption per

module

* Enabled in future with software upgrade

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Cisco Nexus 5500 PlatformLayer 3 Routing Capabilities

Unicast Routing: Connected, Static, RIPv2, EIGRP, OSPF, BGP, FHRPs, 8K Routes, 8K Adjacencies

Multicast Routing: PIM-SM, IGMP v2/3, MSDP, 2K IGMP Groups

Interfaces: L3 Routed interfaces and Sub-Interfaces on N5500 ports, SVI routing for all other interfaces

Security & Segmentation: VRF-Lite, Routed ACLs, Unicast RPF (uRPF)

QoS: Modular QoS CLI, Deficit Weighted Round Robin (DWRR), Ingress Policing*

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Top of Rack (ToR)• Typically 1-RU servers• 1-2 GE LOMs• Mostly 1, sometimes 2 ToR switches• Copper cabling stays within rack• Low copper density in ToR• Higher chance of East-West traffic hitting

aggregation layer• Drives higher STP logical port count for

aggregation layer• Denser server count

Data Center Access Layer Options

Middle of Row (MoR) (or End of Row)• May be 1-RU or multi-RU servers• Multiple GE or 10GE NICs• Horizontal copper cabling for servers• High copper cable density in MoR• Larger portion of East-West traffic stays

in access• Larger subnets less address waste• Keeps agg. STP logical port count low

(more EtherChannels, fewer trunk ports)• Lower # of network devices to manage

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N2148T48 Port 1000M Host Interfaces

4 x 10G Uplinks

N2224TP24 Port 100/1000M Host

Interfaces2 x 10G Uplinks

N2248TP48 Port 100/1000M Host

Interfaces4 x 10G Uplinks

FET-10GCost Effective Fabric Extender

Transceiver

Cisco Nexus 2000 SeriesPlatform Overview

N2232PP32 Port 1/10G FCoE Host

Interfaces8 x 10G Uplinks

N2232TM32 Port 1/10GBASE-T Host Interfaces

8 x 10G Uplinks (Module)

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Cisco Nexus 2000 Fabric Extender (FEX)

ModelNexus 2148T Nexus 2224TP Nexus 2248TP Nexus 2232PP-

10GNexus 2232TM-

10GProduct Shipping Yes (Q1CY09) Yes (Q3CY10) Yes (Q2CY10) Yes (Q2CY10) Roadmap (Q2CY11)

Form Factor 1 RU 1 RU 1 RU 1 RU 1 RU

Uplink Ports 4 x 10GbE SFP+ 2 x 10GbE SFP+ 4 x 10GbE SFP+ 8 x 10GbE SFP+ 8 x 10GbE SFP+

Uplink Transceivers Supported

Copper CX-1 (passive): 1m, 3m, 5m. Copper CX1 (active): 7m, 10mOptical: FET (Nexus 2200 platforms), SR, LR

Host Facing Ports 48 x 1GbE RJ45(note: 1000BaseT only)

24 x 100/1000Base-T RJ45

48 x 100/1000Base-T RJ45

32 x SFP/SFP+ (1/10G) 32 x 1/10GBase-T RJ45

FCoE N/A N/A N/A Yes No

Dimensions 1.72 x 17.3 x 20.0 in 1.72 x 17.3 x 17.7in 1.72 x 17.3 x 17.7in 1.72 x 17.3 x 17.7 in 1.72 x 17.3 x 17.7 in

Operational Power 165W 80-95W 95-110W 225-270W 350-415W (10GT 100m)215-260W(1GT)

Supports FET No Yes Yes Yes Yes

Multiple PortChannel member ports on a FEX

Not Supported Yes Yes Yes Yes

Scalability 1152 GbE Ports per N5K 576 GbE Ports per N5K768GbE Ports per N7K

1152GbE Ports per N5K1536 GbE Ports per N7K

768 10GE Ports /N5K1024 10GE Ports /N5K

768 1/10GbT Ports per N5K

Number of FEX 24 FEX per N5500 24 FEX per N550032 FEX per N7K (Delhi)

24 FEX per N550032 FEX per N7K

24 FEX per N550032 FEX per N7K (Delhi)

24 FEX per N5500

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Cisco UCS

Unified Computing System

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Cisco Unified Computing System Product Portfolio

Cisco UCS Blade Servers

Best-of-Breed innovations Exceptional scalability Hardware State Abstraction

(Service profiles)

UCS Manager Single Management Domain Dynamic provisioning of

server, storage and network “Stateless” computing with

service profiles

Virtual Adapters Consolidates multiple NICs

and HBAs VM-FEX : VM Aware

Networking Pass Through Switching &

Hypervisor Bypass

Cisco UCS Rack Servers

Industry leading performance Choice of UCS form factor

6100 and 6200 Series Fabric Interconnects

High performance scalability Low latency multi-purpose

Ethernet-based Fabric Data center network

convergence. 

2100 and 2200 Series Fabric Extenders

Data center network convergence

Simplified Connectivity Exceptional Bandwidth

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System Components• Fabric Interconnect

Up to 96 unified ports: Ports can be configured as either Ethernet or Native FC Ports

•UCS Manager

Embedded device manager for family of UCS components

• ChassisUp to 8 half width blades or 4 full width blades

• Fabric ExtenderUp to 160Gbs Flexible bandwidth allocation

• I/O Adapter(s)Virtualized adapter for single OS and hypervisor systems

• Compute: Blade or Rack Mount Server

Compute ChassisCompute ChassisChassis

Compute Node(Half slot)

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x86 Computer

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A A

G G G

Compute Node(Full slot)

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x86 Computer

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GG G G

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C ICI

M P PB B

LAN SANSAN MGMT

SS

G G

RR

UCS Manager

Fabric Interconnect

FabricInterconnect

Fabric ExtenderFabric Extender

Adapter Adapter Adapter

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UCS Components

Cisco UCS

UCS Manager

Interconnect

Fabric Extender

Chassis

Compute Node(s)

IO Adapter(s)

Compute ChassisCompute ChassisChassis

Compute Node(Half slot)

X

x86 Computer

X

A A

G G G

Compute Node(Full slot)

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x86 Computer

X X X

GG G G

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C ICI

M P PB B

LAN SANSAN MGMT

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RR

UCS Manager

Fabric Interconnect

FabricInterconnect

Fabric ExtenderFabric Extender

Adapter Adapter Adapter

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Unified Computing System Manager

Embedded device manager for family of UCS components

Enables stateless computing via Service Profiles

Efficient scale: Same effort for 1 to 1000s blades

APIs for integration with new and existing data center infrastructure

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Stateless Computing – Service Profile

LAN

SAN

• RAID settings

• Disk scrub actions

• Number of vHBAs

• HBA WWN assignments

• FC Boot Parameters

• HBA firmware

• FC Fabric assignments for HBAs

• QoS settings

• Border port assignment per vNIC

• NIC Transmit/Receive Rate Limiting

• VLAN assignments for NICs

• VLAN tagging config for NICs

• Number of vNICs

• PXE settings\

• NIC firmware

• Advanced feature settings• Remote KVM IP settings

• Call Home behavior

• Remote KVM firmware• Server UUID

• Serial over LAN settings

• Boot order

• IPMI settings

• BIOS scrub actions

• BIOS firmware

• BIOS Settings

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XML API

Programmable Infrastructure

Comprehensive XML API, standards-based interfaces Bi-Directional access to physical & logical internals

System StatusPhysical InventoryLogical Inventory

Direct UCS CLI UCS GUI 3rd Party Customer

Self Serve portals

Management Tools

Auditing Tools

•Broad 3rd party integration support•Faster custom integration for customer use cases•Consistent data and views across ALL interfaces

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UCS Components

Cisco UCS

UCS Manager

Interconnect

Fabric Extender

Chassis

Compute Node(s)

IO Adapter(s)

Compute ChassisCompute ChassisChassis

Compute Node(Half slot)

X

x86 Computer

X

A A

G G G

Compute Node(Full slot)

X

x86 Computer

X X X

GG G G

G

C ICI

M P PB B

LAN SANSAN MGMT

SS

G G

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UCS Manager

Fabric Interconnect

Fabric Interconnect

Fabric ExtenderFabric Extender

Adapter Adapter Adapter

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Cisco UCS Fabric InterconnectsCisco UCS 6100 and 6200 Series Fabric Interconnects: Generation Comparison

Feature Cisco UCS™ 6100 Series

Cisco UCS 6200 Series

Flash memory 16-GB eUSB 32-GB iSATA

DRAM 4-GB DDR3 16-GB DDR3

Processor Single-core Celeron 1.66 GHz Dual-core Jasper Forest 1.66 GHz

Number of ports per unified port controller (UPC) 4 8

Number of virtual interfaces (VIFs) per UPC 128; port fixed 4096 programmable

Buffering per port 480 KB 640 KB

VLANs 1000 1000 (4000 future)

Active SPAN sessions 2 4 (with dedicated buffer)

Latency 3.2 microseconds 2 microseconds

MAC address table 16,000 16,000 (32,000 future)

Data Center Bridging (DCB) forwarding Future Future

Layer 3 switching No Future

IGMP entries 1000 4000 (future)

PortChannels 16 48 (96 in 6296)

Cisco® FabricPath No Future

Flexibility

Performance

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UCS Components

Cisco UCS

UCS Manager

Interconnect

Fabric Extender

Chassis

Compute Node(s)

IO Adapter(s)

Compute ChassisCompute ChassisChassis

Compute Node(Half slot)

X

x86 Computer

X

A A

G G G

Compute Node(Full slot)

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x86 Computer

X X X

GG G G

G

C ICI

M P PB B

LAN SANSAN MGMT

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G G

RR

UCS Manager

FabricInterconnect

FabricInterconnect

Fabric ExtenderFabric Extender

Adapter Adapter Adapter

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Cisco UCS 2100 Series and 2200 Fabric Extenders

Connects UCS blade chassis to the Fabric Interconnect

Four or eight 10 Gigabit Ethernet, FCoE capable, SFP+ ports

Up to 2 Fabric Extenders per chassis for redundancy and up to 160 Gbps of bandwidth per chassis

Hardware based support for Cisco VN-Link technology

Fully managed by UCS Manager through Fabric Interconnect

2104/2204, and 2208 Fabric Extender

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16 Servers Enet FC Total

Adapters 20 20 40

Switches 2 2 4

Cables 40 40 80

Mgmt Pts 2 2 4

16 Servers Enet FC Total

Adapters 20 0 20

Switches 2 0 2

Cables 40 0 40

Mgmt Pts 2 0 2

4

2

8

2

LAN SAN BSAN A LAN SAN BSAN A

Nearly twice the Cables

Ejemplo reduccion de cables

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1st Generation 2nd Generation

40 Gig per fabric

2208XP2104XP

80 GigPer fabric

Wire once - Throughput

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Cabling Comparison (System in Production)

Legacy - HP

UCS

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UCS Components

Cisco UCS

UCS Manager

Interconnect

Fabric Extender

Chassis

Compute Node(s)

IO Adapter(s)

Compute ChassisCompute ChassisChassis

Compute Node(Half slot)

X

x86 Computer

X

A A

G G G

Compute Node(Full slot)

X

x86 Computer

X X X

GG G G

G

C ICI

M P PB B

LAN SANSAN MGMT

SS

G G

RR

UCS Manager

Fabric Interconnect

Fabric Interconnect

Fabric ExtenderFabric Extender

Adapter Adapter Adapter

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UCS 5108 Blade Chassis

Up to 8 half slot blades Up to 4 full slot blades 4x power supplies, N+N grid redundant 8x fans included 2x UCS 2104/2204 or 2208 Fabric Extenders All items hot-pluggable

Chassis

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UCS Components

Cisco UCSUCS Manager

Interconnect

Fabric Extender

Chassis

Compute Node(s)

IO Adapter(s)

Compute ChassisCompute ChassisChassis

Compute Node(Full slot)

Compute Node(Half slot)

x86 Computer

X X

A A

G G G

x86 Computer

X X X X

GG G G

G

C ICI

M P PB B

LAN SANSAN MGMT

SS

G G

RR

UCS Manager

FabricInterconnect

Fabric Interconnect

Fabric ExtenderFabric Extender

Adapter Adapter Adapter

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UCS Blade Servers

B200 M2 B250 M2 B200 M3 B230 M2 B440 M2

Chassis Slots 1 2 1 1 2

CPU socket 2 2 2 2

CPU Type Intel 5600 Intel 5600 Intel E5-2600 Intel E7-2800 Intel E7-4800

Max. Cores 12 12 16 20 40

DIMMs 12 48 24 32 32

Max GB 192GB 384GB 768GB 512GB 512GB

Disk 2 x 2.5” 2 x 2.5” 2 x 2.5” 2 SSD 4 x 2.5”

Raid 0/1 0/1 0/1 0/1 0/1/5/6

Integrated I/O No No Dual 20Gb No No

Mezz 1 2 1 1 2

New!

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UCS Rackmount Servers

C200 M2 C210 M2 C250 M2 C220 M3 C240 M3 C260 M2 C460 M2

RU 1 2 2 1 2 2 4

CPU Socket 2 2 2 2 2 2 4

CPU Type Intel 5600 Intel 5600 Intel 5600 Intel E5-2600Intel E5-

2600Intel E7-

2800Intel E7-

4800

Max. Cores 12 12 12 16 16 20 40

DIMMs 12 12 48 16 24 64 64

Max GB 192GB 192GB 384GB 512GB 768GB 1TB 1TB

Disk 8 x 2.5” or 4 x 3.5” 16 x 2.5” 8 x 2.5 8 x 2.5” or

4 x 3.5”24 x 2.5” or

12 x 3.5”16 x 2.5” or

32 x SSD16 x 2.5”

LoM 2 x 1Gb 2 x 1Gb 2 x 1Gb 2 x 1Gb 4 x 1Gb 2 x 1Gb + 2 x 10Gb

2 x 1Gb +2 x 10Gb

PCIe Slots 2 x PCIe 2.0 5 x PCIe 2.0 5 x PCIe 2.0 2 x PCIe 3.0

5 x PCIe 3.0 6 x PCIe 2.0 10 x PCIe 2.0

New! New!

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Single Point of Management

Unified Fabric

Virtualized AdaptersExpanded Memory Service Profiles

Resumen de ventajas de Cisco UCS

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Logicalis integrador de Data Center

Infraestructura Data Center IT Data Center Networking

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¡Muchas Gracias!

@carlosspera