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Linux Core I/O
Linux Core I/O
Linux Core I/O
Linux Core I/O
(A6865A)(sx1000 systems
(A6865A)
(A6865A)
(A6865A)
only, sx2000 systems do
not have core I/O)
OpenVMS Core I/O
OpenVMS Core I/O
OpenVMS Core I/O
OpenVMS Core I/O
(A6865A)(sx1000 systems
(A6865A)
(A6865A)
(A6865A)
only, sx2000 systems do
not have core I/O)
I/O Expansion Cabinet
I/O Expansion Cabinet
I/O Expansion Cabinet
I/O Expansion Cabinet
Field Racking
Field Racking
Field Racking
Field Racking
The core I/O card's primary functions are:
Partitions (console support) including USB and RS-232 connections
10/100Base-T LAN (general purpose)
Other common functions, such as Ultra/Ultra2 SCSI, Fibre Channel, and Gigabit Ethernet, are not
included on the core I/O card. These functions are supported as normal PCI-X add-in cards.
The core I/O card's primary functions are:
Partitions (console support) including USB and RS 232 connections
10/100Base T LAN (general purpose)
Other common functions, such as Ultra320 SCSI, Fibre Channel, and Gigabit Ethernet, are not included
on the core I/O card. These functions are supported as normal PCI X add in cards.
The I/O expansion functionality is physically partitioned into four rack-mounted chassis—the I/O
expansion utilities chassis (XUC), the I/O expansion rear display module (RDM), the I/O expansion
power chassis (XPC) and the I/O chassis enclosure (ICE). Each ICE supports up to two 12-slot PCI-X
chassis.
The only field rackable I/O expansion components are the ICE and the 12 slot I/O chassis. Either
component would be field installed when the customer has ordered additional I/O capability for a
previously installed I/O expansion cabinet.
No I/O expansion cabinet components will be delivered to be field installed in a customer's existing rack
other than a previously installed I/O expansion cabinet. The I/O expansion components were not
designed to be installed in racks other than HP Racks or the Universal 10K G2 racks. In other words,
they are not designed for Rosebowl I, pre merger Compaq, Rittal, or other third party racks.
The I/O expansion cabinet is based on a modified HP Rack and the new Universal 10K G2 and all
expansion components mount in the rack. Each component is designed to install independently in the
rack. The HP Rack and the Universal 10K G2 cabinets have been modified to allow I/O interface cables
to route between the ICE and cell boards in the Superdome cabinet. I/O expansion components are not
designed for installation behind a rack front door. The components are designed for use with the
standard HP Rack and the Universal 10K G2 perforated rear door.
DA - 11717
Worldwide — Version 57 — October 23, 2009
HP Integrity Superdome Servers 16- processor, 32-
HP Integrity Superdome Servers 16- processor, 32-
HP Integrity Superdome Servers 16- processor, 32-
HP Integrity Superdome Servers 16- processor, 32-
processor, and 64- processor Systems
processor, and 64- processor Systems
processor, and 64- processor Systems
processor, and 64- processor Systems
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