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| + | Computer servers play an integral part in a network, be it in a school, an office or a business establishment since all the data management is being handled here. A server can be a physical computer with specialized programs to allocate resources, grant permission or access to client computers and performs other networking tasks. | ||
| − | + | Many establishments today, uses sever computers to perform certain tasks such as data storage, data transfer and other errands. | |
| + | Components of a Computer Server | ||
| − | + | It is very essential to have a sturdy and reliable computer server. It must have a hardware to match the demands of the network. Here’s a checklist of what a computer server must have. | |
| − | + | • RAM Power. Having a huge size of RAM will ensure speedy data processing. The server will be able to serve various requests from multiple computers at a fast pace. | |
| + | • Processor Speed. The processor must be sufficient in handling multi-tasking and requests. | ||
| + | • Vast storage. The server must have high-capacity hard drives and vast storage system to store data in the network. | ||
| + | • Reliable OS. Linux is the most stable operating system for servers. Many IT managers prefers Linux for multiple-data management. | ||
| + | • Sturdy Hardware. It is essential for a server to have sturdy parts so it will not fail due to substandard hardware. | ||
| + | • Back-up Plan. There should be back-up hardware in case of server machine failure. | ||
| + | • Back-up Power. A reliable power source must be ensured for servers since it performs sensitive tasks. | ||
| + | • Cooling Fans. These are important devices for the maintenance of working temperature. Since most servers operate 24/7, it is essential to keep it cool. | ||
| − | + | Types of Servers | |
| − | + | There are several classifications of servers, namely: the blade server, rack server and tower server. | |
| − | + | Blade Server This is a compact modular server designed to save physical space and energy. It has all the components of power, cooling, networking, storage and other uses. The blades are hot-swappable for easy hardware addition. This is commonly used for virtualization, web hosting and cluster computing. | |
| − | + | IBM has a range of Express Blade Server running on Intel Xeon processor 5600. It automatically adjusts power consumption and server performance according to the present need. It is easy to add new servers, storage, and other connectivity equipment from other IT vendors. It comes with IBM BladeCenter for easy blade management. A good example of this is the [http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/au/express/servers/index.html/ ibm blade]. | |
| − | + | Rack Server This is a 19-inch rack or shelf where equipments are being placed. This is commonly used for servers handling remote access to private networks as well as the entertainment, telecommunication, broadcasting, computing and other industries. | |
| − | + | IBM’s Rack Express Server are designed for first-time server buyers and small businesses. It is economical but delivers excellent performance. Intel processor technology is used for each the Rack Express Server range for optimum performance level with management tools that IT administrators will love. | |
| − | + | Tower Server This type of server is also known as cabinet servers. It’s function is similar to that of a rack server where it is ideal as first server for small businesses or small home offices. | |
| − | + | The IBM Tower Express Servers are designed for smaller workloads such as those in branch offices, small offices or home offices. It delivers quality performance and reliability but easy on the budget. | |
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| + | For Your Server Needs | ||
| − | + | Plan out your network with a network administrator (or just yourself) and choose which type of server is best for you. Be it a blade server, rack server or a tower server, just make sure that it is reliable to run your business for you. | |
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Revision as of 09:20, 18 June 2012
Knowing What Computer Servers to Trust to Run Your Business
Computer servers play an integral part in a network, be it in a school, an office or a business establishment since all the data management is being handled here. A server can be a physical computer with specialized programs to allocate resources, grant permission or access to client computers and performs other networking tasks.
Many establishments today, uses sever computers to perform certain tasks such as data storage, data transfer and other errands.
Components of a Computer Server
It is very essential to have a sturdy and reliable computer server. It must have a hardware to match the demands of the network. Here’s a checklist of what a computer server must have.
• RAM Power. Having a huge size of RAM will ensure speedy data processing. The server will be able to serve various requests from multiple computers at a fast pace. • Processor Speed. The processor must be sufficient in handling multi-tasking and requests. • Vast storage. The server must have high-capacity hard drives and vast storage system to store data in the network. • Reliable OS. Linux is the most stable operating system for servers. Many IT managers prefers Linux for multiple-data management. • Sturdy Hardware. It is essential for a server to have sturdy parts so it will not fail due to substandard hardware. • Back-up Plan. There should be back-up hardware in case of server machine failure. • Back-up Power. A reliable power source must be ensured for servers since it performs sensitive tasks. • Cooling Fans. These are important devices for the maintenance of working temperature. Since most servers operate 24/7, it is essential to keep it cool.
Types of Servers
There are several classifications of servers, namely: the blade server, rack server and tower server.
Blade Server This is a compact modular server designed to save physical space and energy. It has all the components of power, cooling, networking, storage and other uses. The blades are hot-swappable for easy hardware addition. This is commonly used for virtualization, web hosting and cluster computing.
IBM has a range of Express Blade Server running on Intel Xeon processor 5600. It automatically adjusts power consumption and server performance according to the present need. It is easy to add new servers, storage, and other connectivity equipment from other IT vendors. It comes with IBM BladeCenter for easy blade management. A good example of this is the ibm blade.
Rack Server This is a 19-inch rack or shelf where equipments are being placed. This is commonly used for servers handling remote access to private networks as well as the entertainment, telecommunication, broadcasting, computing and other industries.
IBM’s Rack Express Server are designed for first-time server buyers and small businesses. It is economical but delivers excellent performance. Intel processor technology is used for each the Rack Express Server range for optimum performance level with management tools that IT administrators will love.
Tower Server This type of server is also known as cabinet servers. It’s function is similar to that of a rack server where it is ideal as first server for small businesses or small home offices.
The IBM Tower Express Servers are designed for smaller workloads such as those in branch offices, small offices or home offices. It delivers quality performance and reliability but easy on the budget.
For Your Server Needs
Plan out your network with a network administrator (or just yourself) and choose which type of server is best for you. Be it a blade server, rack server or a tower server, just make sure that it is reliable to run your business for you.
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