Sun Microsystems 240 manual Wireless Operators, Wireline Service Providers

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P2 Introduction

Sun Microsystems, Inc.

Figure 1-1: The Netra 240 server is ideal for a wide range of applications and users.

versions) offer features that make them ideal for use in rack-intensive deployments in less-than-ideal environ- ments. With consistent, small-footprints, Netra servers allow for easy deployment in industry-standard racks.

Wireless Operators

Communication Service Providers (CSPs) are converting their cellular infrastructures from analog to digital in developed areas, and are beginning to build digital cellular infrastructures to reach remote, developing areas. Third-generation wireless services offer enhancements to current applications, including greater data speeds, increased capacity for voice and data and the advent of packet data networks (versus today’s switched networks). Vast markets for data and voice services continue to open in Europe and the United States, while Eastern Europe, Latin America, China, and India offer completely new opportunities. Sun offers CSPs the tools they need to succeed in the competitive wireless marketplace. Sun plays a leading role in open computing and open networks, the basic requirements for entrance into global seamless wireless connectivity.

Wireline Service Providers

CSPs are also expanding their offerings to include long distance, DSL, data services, and e-business and Internet services. Sun and iForce™ partners are pioneering products, technologies, and services that take advantage of the convergence of voice and data to increase functionality, improve efficiency, and lower costs. For example, Enhanced Business Services (EBS) works in conjunction with telephony systems to deliver an extensive set of IP- enhanced business productivity applications via a Web-based graphical user interface (GUI). To help companies retain and attract customers and seize new business opportunities, Sun has developed offerings designed for easy integration into their existing infrastructure.

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Contents Netra 240 Server Architecture Technical White Paper JanuaryPage Table of Contents Pii Table of Contents Target Audience IntroductionChapter Network Equipment Providers NEPsWireless Operators Wireline Service ProvidersService Providers SPs Netra 240 ServerCable/Broadband Key Features Expandability and Management InterfacesTarget Applications for the Netra 240 Server Netra 240 Server Architecture Inside view of the Netra 240 serverFront Access MotherboardUltraSPARC IIIi Processor CPUMemory Subsystem Bus Interconnect and JIO Hostbridge ASICsSouth Bridge Asic Internal Mass StorageNetworking and I/O Expansion Sun Crypto Accelerator 500 Board Ether SerialRSA DSA Rackmount Enclosure and Power System Configuration CardDiagnostics Power-On Self-TestEnvironmental and Safety Specifications Enclosure and power specifications of the Netra 240 serverSoftware for Deploying Highly-Available Services Solaris Operating SystemSolaris JumpStart Software Solaris Flash Software Solaris Live Upgrade SoftwareRemote Management Software Advanced Lights Out Management AlomResource Management Software Solaris Resource Manager SoftwareSolaris Bandwidth Manager Software Web Services Software Netra High Availability HA Suite SoftwareStorage Management Tools Service Solutions Professional ServicesProactive System Management Workforce Development SolutionsSunSM Remote Services Event Monitoring Program SunToneSM Certification and Branding ProgramConclusion White Paper Netra 240 Server Architecture