FS6200 Server System Implementation Guide - Public Support ...
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• Two Processor Memory and Modules (PMMs)<br />
The PMM contains E-mode memory, E-mode processors also known as Central<br />
Processing Modules (CPMs), and one instance of the MCP. One PMM is currently<br />
active.<br />
• Two I/O and Specialty Engine Modules (ISMs)<br />
The ISM is where the I/O engine, JProcessor Specialty Engine, and ePortal Specialty<br />
Engine reside. There are two ISMs active at all times in the <strong>FS6200</strong> <strong>Server</strong> executing<br />
operations in parallel. The dual ISM configuration supports MCP continuous operation<br />
without a halt/load or customer application interruption. All MCP peripheral subsystem<br />
storage is connected to the system through the host bus adaptors in the<br />
ISMs.<br />
The I/O engine is responsible for storage I/O, networking, and encryption operations.<br />
s-Par resides within each ISM and subdivides the ISM so that the I/O engine is a guest<br />
environment within an ISM, as well as also having separate environments for each of<br />
the specialty engines. All of the PCIe slots in an ISM are assigned to the I/O engine.<br />
The I/O engine controls communication between the specialty engines and the MCP<br />
utilizing an s-Par virtual LAN.<br />
• Two Operations <strong>Server</strong>s<br />
The Operations <strong>Server</strong> is a cell that hosts the systems management engine, the<br />
environment where the MCP Firmware systems management software runs. The<br />
systems management engine monitors, manages, and controls the other processing<br />
engines on the server. One Operations <strong>Server</strong> is currently active to manage the server.<br />
Secure Access Device<br />
The secure access device controls the internal management LAN and provides security for<br />
a cell when accessed from the Operations <strong>Server</strong>. In addition, the secure access device<br />
has a WAN port that provides secure remote access to the devices on the management<br />
LAN.<br />
Management LAN<br />
The internal management LAN is used by an Operations <strong>Server</strong> to access the PMM and<br />
the ISM for systems management. Access to the management LAN is controlled by the<br />
secure access device.<br />
Software Overview<br />
This subsection provides an overview of <strong>FS6200</strong> <strong>Server</strong> software. Major software<br />
components include:<br />
• MCP Environment<br />
• s-Par<br />
• Network Services<br />
• JProcessor Specialty Engine<br />
<strong>System</strong> Overview<br />
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