| S4612 |
Dual-processor
Pentium® III blade
SCSI controller |
| RR4612 |
Dual-processor
Pentium III blade
Internal RAID5 |
S435
|
Pentium III
blade
ATA Controller
Cardbus |
| S422 |
Pentium III
Blade
ATA Controller
133 FSB |
| S420 |
Pentium III
blade
SCSI Controller
133 FSB |
S410
|
Pentium III blade
ATA Controller
100 FSB |
| S400 |
Pentium III blade
SCSI Controller
100 FSB |
S314
|
Celeron™
blade
ATA Controller
100 FSB |
 server blade FAQ
configuration process
Cubix
Advantage
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What
Is A Density Series 1220 System? A Density system is
fundamentally three parts, standard Intel®-based computers, a
fault-tolerant chassis to host the
computers and management/control software.
Part
1 – Server Blade System
Cubix server blades are configured as any other
industry standard, standalone servers. They
have Intel processors, ECC SDRAM, SCSI and/or ATA
drives, dual Ethernet ports, COM Ports, USB and
PCI bus expansion. They are compatible with
Microsoft, Linux and other popular operating
systems.
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Part 2
– Rackmount
Chassis
Multiple Cubix server blades (as many as 8
blades) are packaged in a Density chassis.
The blades are completely independent of one
another in regards to power and I/O
connections. But they do share Density
chassis' n+1 redundant power supplies, built-in
K/V/M switch, floppy drive and switched CD-ROM
drive. This saves space, lowers costs,
reduces power requirements and improves
availability with fault tolerant features.
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