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This paper describes how to install IBM eServer BladeCenter using IBM Director (Director) and IBM Remote Deployment Manager (RDM). It provides a concise set of instructions based on several existing documents and product publications. The BladeCenter has been designed as a solution rather than simply as a set of servers. In fact, it is comprised of a chassis that provides basic services (such as blowers, power supplies, CD-ROM and diskette drives, video switching, network, and fibre channel connectivity) into which one plug blade servers.

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Date:Jan 2004
Pages:54

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