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eth0 62 eth1 62 F Fibre Channel Expansion Card 28 firmware 79–87 JS20 blade server 84 LAN switch I/O module 82 Management Module 80 upgrading under Linux 84 vital product data (VPD) 79 fixed-point exception register (XER) 34 floating-point status and control register (FPSCR) 34 G general purpose registers (GPRs) 34 Gigabit Ethernet Expansion Card 28 GNU C Compiler (gcc) 49 H high availability 4 HTTP 16 HTTPS 16 I I/O modules 16–21, 73–75 configuration 73 IBM 4-Port Gigabit Ethernet Switch Module 17, 76, 79, 82 IBM AS/400 37 IBM Cluster Systems Management (CSM) 16, 50–51, 56, 60, 64, 66, 147–158 obtaining latest software and prerequisites 150 setting up 148 IBM Director 16, 56, 63–64, 140 agent 64 installing agent 145 IBM General Parallel File System (GPFS) 59 IBM Microelectronics Division 46 chip documentation 46 IBM Microprocessors POWER2 31 POWER3 37 POWER4 37 POWER5 38 PowerPC 970 22, 29, 38, 42, 46 166 The IBM Eserver BladeCenter JS20 PowerPC 970FX 22, 29, 38, 42, 46 IBM microprocessors PowerPC 601 36 PowerPC 603 36 PowerPC 604 36 IBM rack server 5 IBM RS/6000 36 installms command 151 installnode command 158 integrated switch technology 4 Integrated Systems Management Processor (ISMP) 85 Intel Multimedia Extensions (MMX) 40 Intel Streaming SIMD Extensions (SSE) 40 J JS20 Blade Server base features 24 ethernet controller 25 I/O expansion option connectors 25 I/O subsystem 24 IDE controller 25 memory subsystem 24 miscellaneous I/O 26 optional features 27 expansion cards 28 hard disk drives 27 memory modules 27 processor subsystem 24 USB controllers 26 K keyboard, video monitor and mouse (KVM) 14 KVM (keyboard, video monitor and mouse) 14 L link register (LR) 35 Linux compiling a Red Hat kernel 108 compiling a SuSe kernel 108 configuring the sources 102 installing 102 Red Hat sources 102 SuSE sources 104 local area network (LAN) 16 lsnode command 156
M Management Module 13–16, 70–73 configuration 70–73 console commands 93 default IP address 70 default password 72 default userid 71 firmware 80 mkinitrd command 109 mkzimage_cmdline command 117 Motorola 36 Myrinet 16, 20, 22, 28, 58–59 N Network File System (NFS) 60 network installation 118 network installation planning 60 network interface selection 62 network planning 54 minimal requirements 54 network services 60 Nortel Networks Layer 2-7 Gigabit Ethernet Switch Module 17–18, 76, 82 O obtaining latest CSM software and prerequisites 150 Open Firmware 117 Operating Environment Architecture (OEA) 33 operating system support 48 Optical Pass-thru Module 20 P PCI see Peripheral Component Interconnect performing a network installation 118 performing an unattended installation 116 Peripheral Component Interconnect (PCI) 5, 25, 141 POWER architecture definition 30 POWER2 31 POWER3 37 POWER4 37 POWER5 38 Power On Self Test (POST) 109 power requirements for BladeCenter 5 PowerPC architecture background 32 definition 30 Operating Environment Architecture (OEA) 33 PowerPC 601 36 PowerPC 603 36 PowerPC 604 36 PowerPC 970 22, 29, 38, 42, 46 PowerPC 970FX 22, 29, 38, 42, 46 User Instruction Set Architecture (UISA) 33 Virtual Environment Architecture (VEA) 33 preparing an unattended installation 111 probemgr command 154 R rack server 5 rconsole command 157 Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3 48, 121 Red Hat’s Kickstart 112 Redbooks Web site 164 Contact us xv reduced instruction set computer (RISC) 30 Register renaming 44 required network services 60 rpm command 151 rpower command 157 RS64 processors 36 rtas_flash kernel module 84 S segment lookaside buffer (SLB) 44 Serial over LAN (SoL) 14, 50, 57, 62, 76, 87 components 88 configuring 89 using command line interface 91 server consolidation 4 setting up a CSM management node 148 setting up network installation 61 small computer system interface (SCSI) 5 SoL (Serial over LAN) 14 SSH 16, 89, 91 storage area network (SAN) 16 optimization 4 superscalar features 44 SuSE AutoYaST 114 SUSE LINUX Enterprise Server 9 49, 118 symmetrical multiprocessor (SMP) 36 systemid command 153 Index 167
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2.2.1 Base features There are two m
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Expansion cards You can install any
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In 1993, IBM announced the POWER2 p
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IBM processors implementing PowerPC
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PowerPC 970 and PowerPC 970FX proce
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PASSW0RD. The 0 in the password is
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LAN Switch Module in I/O Module Bay
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6.1 Installing Linux Both Red Hat E
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