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Premio Server Product Training

Premio Server Product Training. Premio Server Product Training By Samuel Sanchez Desktop, Server, and Network Product Manager November 2000. Agenda. Technology Introduction Zeus Server Phoenix Rackmount Server Server/Technology Roadmaps Competitive Analysis. Why Use a Server.

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  1. Premio Server Product Training Premio Server Product Training By Samuel Sanchez Desktop, Server, and Network Product Manager November 2000

  2. Agenda • Technology Introduction • Zeus Server • Phoenix Rackmount Server • Server/Technology Roadmaps • Competitive Analysis

  3. Why Use a Server • Servers provide a link between people, information, and devices. They allow users to share resources such as data, applications, and peripherals—easily and efficiently. • Servers make it easy for your employees to: • Share files with each other • Systematically back up data on a regular basis • Share peripherals such as printers and modems • Communicate via email • Access the Internet simultaneously • These features enable servers to provide three key benefits for your business: • Help improve productivity • Reduce cost • Protect your data

  4. Zeus/133 Server • Supports up to 2 Intel Pentium III Processors (FC-PGA) • Intel STL2 Tupelo Server Motherboard • Supports up to 4GB ECC PC133 SDRAM Memory • 4 DIMM Sockets for Memory Upgrade • 9, 18 and 36GB Ultra160 SCSI Hard Drives (6 x 1”) • Integrated Intel PRO/100+ NIC (Intel 82559 Chip) • Integrated Adaptec AIC-7899 SCSI Controller • Integrated ATI Rage IIC 64Bit SVGA Controller 4MB • Rotate 900 Works as 5U Rack mount Chassis! • Dual 337 Watt Redundant Power Supplies

  5. Zeus Server Typical Usage Zeus Server PIII Processor(s) Intel Server NIC Basic Tape Backup Internet E-mail Windows NT/2K Intel InBusiness Hub 10Mps or 100Mps Hub Intel InBusiness Print Server PC with 10/100 Intel Adapter Card Printer PC with 10/100 Intel Adapter Card PC with 10/100 Intel Adapter Card Great for: • Small businesses • SOHO(small office/home office) • Class rooms • Small warehouses

  6. Inside Zeus/133 Tupelo Motherboard – JDE #210682 Dual Pentium III Processor (FC-PGA) 1GHz Max. Two PCI - 66 Connectors (64 bit/66MHz) Four Standard PCI Slots (32 bit/33MHz) Four Memory DIMM Sockets PC133 SDRAM 4GB Max. Rotate 900 and works as a 5U Rackmount server! Cooling Fans 337W Dual Redundant Power Supplies (Hot Swap)

  7. Phoenix 1U NEW! • Up to 2 Intel Pentium III Processors (FC-PGA) • Windows NT/Windows 2000/Linux 6.2 • Intel Motherboard w/Intel 1U (1.75”) Rack Chassis • Supports up to 4GB SDRAM Memory • 1 Full Size and 1 Low Profile PCI Slots • 2 Hot Swappable Disk Drive Bays • 2 10/100 Intel Integrated LAN • Integrated ATI Video • Integrated Ultra160 SCSI Controller • 10 High-speed Fans • Projected release date Q4/2000 or Q1/2001

  8. Phoenix 2U/133 • Supports up to 2 Intel Pentium III Processors (FC-PGA) • Intel STL2 Tupelo Server Motherboard • Supports up to 4GB ECC PC133 SDRAM Memory • 4 DIMM Sockets for Memory Upgrade • 9, 18 and 36GB Ultra160 SCSI Hard Drives • Integrated Intel PRO/100+ NIC (Intel 82559 Chip) • Integrated Adaptec AIC-7899 SCSI Controller • Integrated ATI Rage IIC 64Bit SVGA Controller 4MB • 300 Watt ATX Power supply

  9. Inside Phoenix 2U/133 Tupelo Motherboard – JDE #210682 Dual Pentium III Processor Slots (FC-PGA) Two PCI - 66 Connectors Four Standard PCI Slots Four Memory DIMM Sockets PC133 SDRAM Four SCA 1” Hotswap bays Cooling Fans 300W Power Supply

  10. Phoenix 4U/133 • Supports up to 2 Intel Pentium III Processors (FC-PGA) • Intel STL2 Tupelo Server Motherboard • Supports up to 4GB ECC PC133 SDRAM Memory • 4 DIMM Sockets for Memory Upgrade • 9, 18 and 36GB Ultra160 SCSI Hard Drives (6 x 1”) • Integrated Intel PRO/100+ NIC (Intel 82559 Chip) • Integrated Adaptec AIC-7899 SCSI Controller • Integrated ATI Rage IIC 64Bit SVGA Controller 4MB • PHX-04 Four Bay Phoenix Rackmount Chassis • Optional Black Cabinet w/Doors & Fans - 10040 • Single 300 Watt Power Supply

  11. Phoenix 4U/133 Tupelo Motherboard – JDE #210682 Dual Pentium III Processor Slots (FC-PGA) Two PCI - 66 Connectors Four Standard PCI Slots Four Memory DIMM Sockets PC133 SDRAM PCI - 66 Connectors Single 300W Power supply 3 ext. 5.25” bays 1 ext. 3.5” bay 2 int. 3.5” bays

  12. Phoenix 8U/133 • Supports up to 2 Intel Pentium III Processors (FC-PGA) • Intel STL2 Tupelo Server Motherboard • Supports up to 4GB ECC PC133 SDRAM Memory • 4 DIMM Sockets for Memory Upgrade • 9, 18 and 36GB Ultra160 SCSI Hard Drives (6 x 1”) • Integrated Intel PRO/100+ NIC (Intel 82559 Chip) • Integrated Adaptec AIC-7899 SCSI Controller • Integrated ATI Rage IIC 64Bit SVGA Controller 4MB • PHX-13 Thirteen Bay Phoenix Rackmount Chassis • Optional Black Cabinet w/Doors & Fans - 10040 • Dual 400W Power w/ Redundancy • 3 x Cooling Fans

  13. Phoenix Server Typical Usage Heath Care Industry Universities/Schools Financial Institutes Federal Government State & Local Government Internet Service Providers (ISP) Recommendations: UPS Backup Windows NT/2000 (Multiple Client Licenses) Veritas Backup Exec Software Large DLT Tape Backup Redundant Power Supplies RAID 5 Hard Drive Configuration Gigabit Server Network Interface Card

  14. TITAN DISCONTINUED Server Roadmap TITAN (S450N) (4U & 7U) TITAN (S450N) 4 Way Intel Cabrillo Chassis Intel Cabrillo Chassis SRKA4/SPKA4 (Koa) Testing 4-way Pentium III Xeon ServerWorks, Champion2 HE Chipset Chassis: Cabrillo II & D’lberville (4U) S450NX (Sitka) 4-way Pentium III Xeon 450NX Chipset (550MHz Processor) Chassis: Cabrillo S450NX (Sitka) 4-way Pentium III Xeon 450NX Chipset (700MHz Processor) Chassis: Cabrillo PHOENIX 2U/4U/8U Intel Processor support TITAN (S440L and S440C) ZEUS PHOENIX 2U/4U/8U/133 PHOENIX 1U L440GX+1GHz (Lancewood) 2-way Pentium III 440GX+ Chipset Chassis: Premio C440GX+ (Cypress) 2-way Pentium III Xeon 440GX+ Chipset Chassis: Premio 2 Way ZEUS/133X (5U) Testing Dual PIII/Xeon up to 933MHz ISP1200 Testing Intel Based MB 2-way Cu-Mine 4GB Memory Chassis: Intel L440GX+1GHz (Lancewood) 2-way Pentium III 440GX+ Chipset Chassis: Premio ZEUS/133 (5U) Q3-Q4 ‘00 Q1-Q2 ‘01

  15. Tupelo (STL2) Server Board NEW! Two 66/64 bit PCI Slots 4 Standard PCI Slots Dual Pentium III Processors FC-PGA (Terminate 2nd processor if not using) • Up to 2 Intel Pentium III Processors (FC-PGA) • Supports up to 4GB ECC PC133 SDRAM Memory • 4 DIMM Sockets for Memory Upgrade • Integrated Intel Pro100+ NIC (Intel 82559 Chip) • Integrated Adaptec AIC-7899 SCSI Controller • Integrated ATI Rage IIC 64Bit SVGA Controller (4MB) • 4 Standard PCI Slots (PCI-33/32 bit) • 2 PCI-66/64 bit Expansion Slots • Server ATX Form Factor • 2 USB Ports, 2 Serial Ports, 1 Parallel Port • Replace Lancewood Motherboard in the Future 4 DIMM Sockets For Memory PC133MHz

  16. JDE SKU Numbers

  17. A Growing Network L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L Dual processor CPU Single or dual processor CPU Single processor CPU 1GB RAM 256 to 512MB RAM 128MB RAM External hard drive RAID 4 x 9GB to 18GB SCSI HDD 18GB SCSI HDD RAID level 5 controller Single 10/100 Ethernet adapter Quad 10/100 ENET adapters Redundant Power & Fans Redundant power & fans Internal 20GB DAT backup drive Dual 10/100 Ethernet Adapter Internal 35/70GB DAT Backup drive External tape backup 500-VA UPS 2-kVA UPS 1.4-kVA UPS 10 Users 25-50 Users 100-250 Users

  18. Competitive Analysis Competitive Analysis Information – PC Magazine 11/7/2000

  19. The End THE END

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