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6 The IBM Eserver BladeCenter JS20
Chapter 2. Hardware components 2 This chapter describes the major hardware components associated with the IBM ^ BladeCenter JS20. It begins by reviewing the core BladeCenter infrastructure. Then it provides a detailed description of the BladeCenter JS20 and the range of options that you can order from IBM. Finally, this chapter reviews the IBM PowerPC® 970 RISC Microprocessor and IBM PowerPC 970FX RISC Microprocessor that are used as main processors on the BladeCenter JS20. © Copyright IBM Corp. 2005. All rights reserved. 7
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Hardware management subnet We recom
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Application subnet The primary reas
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Network considerations and summary
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5.1 Management Module configuration
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PASSW0RD. The 0 in the password is
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5.3.2 Setting the boot sequence Set
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Figure 5-7 Viewing firmware levels
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4. After you download all the PKT f
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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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RHEL Red Hat Enterprise Linux RISC
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Online resources ► CSM for Linux:
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