Popular science stickers: an text to teach you to understand the rack -type server
At present, the Internet has developed rapidly, and enterprises have also taken advantage of the transformation of information. The role of servers set by IT infrastructure in enterprises is becoming increasingly important. In the process of procurement server, in addition to the key parameters such as cost, power consumption, and heat dissipation, companies often hesitate between racks, tower -type and blade servers. In this article, I will interpret the rack -type server in detail for you.
What is the rack server
The so -called rack server refers to the shape of this server. According to the shape, the server can be divided into tower, rack type, blade, and cabinet -type server. In 1994, the first rack server was born in the world.
Rack server
In terms of appearance, the rack server does not seem to be like a computer, but the switch, which adopts industrial standardized production model, has a unified standard in appearance, and can be used in conjunction with the cabinet. Generally, enterprises will choose rack -type servers that meet the 19 -inch industrial standards for easy installation and deployment. The height of the rack server is U -unit (1U = 1.75 inches = 44.45 mm), usually with 1U, 2U, 3U, 4U, 5U, and 7U standards.
Rangers -type server advantage
Because the rack -type server adopts unified production and appearance standards, it can be uniformly placed and managed uniformly like more IT devices (such as switches). In addition, the rack -type server has made a variety of structural optimization internally. The purpose is to minimize the space occupation as much as possible, and the direct benefit to reduce the occupation is that the price will be much cheaper when the computer room hosted, reducing the operating cost of the enterprise. In addition, the rack server will be better than the blade server.
Rangers -type server application scenario
As the X86 server becomes the mainstream, the rack -type server is becoming more and more popular. From the scope of application, rack servers can be widely used in the Internet industry, but there are also disadvantages. Due to the optimization of internal space, scalability will be limited.
In summary, for enterprises, especially small and medium -sized enterprises, for cost considerations, want to save room space at the same time, and facilitate deployment, rack -type servers can be considered first.
For small and medium -sized enterprises, I chose an entry -level rack server -Dell PowerEdge R230. The R230 uses the Intel Dorge E3-1200 V6 quad-core processor, standard 8GB of memory and 1TB hard disk, and supports up to 4 3.5-inch wired hard disks or hot plug-in hard disks. In addition, through the Dell OpenManage management system, it helps enterprises monitor the system in real time and improve office efficiency.
Dell Poweredge R230
Dell PowerEdge R230 rack-type server
Product Category
Rack
product structure
1U
CPU type
Intel Xeon E3-1200 V6
CPU model
Xeon E3-1220 V6
CPU frequency
3.0GHz
Intelligent acceleration main frequency
3.5GHz
Standard CPU quantity
1
Number of CPUs
Process process
14nm
Three -level cache
8MB
Bus specification
Dmi3 8GT/s
CPU core
Quad -core
CPU thread number
Four -thread
Extended slot
No PCIe Riser
Memory type
2400mt/s udimms
Memory Capacity
8GB
Memory description
8GB UDIMM 2400mt/s, single column, X8 bandwidth
Hard disk interface type
SATA
Standard hard disk capacity
1TB
Hard disk description
1TB 7.2K RPM SATA EETRY 3.5 -inch Wired hard disk
Number of internal hard disks
Maximum support 2 3.5 -inch wired hard disks and embedded SATA
Disk controller
Embedded SATA
Raid mode
C1K: No RAID, including embedded SATA, wired chassis
Optical drive
DVD +/- RW, SATA, built-in, suitable for wired chassis
Network controller
On-Buard Lom 1GBE dual-port (BCM5720 GBE LOM)
System Management
idrac8, basic version
Other parameters
Power line: 1 jump line, 10A, 4M, C13/C14 (China, Hong Kong, South Korea))
Power Management BIOS Settings: Performance BIOS Settings
Corridor guide: no rack guide rail or cable management arm
Power supply
Wired power supply
Number of power supply
1
Power supply
250W
1