Servers have several key features that distinguish them from regular computers. These include extensibility for expansion, high CPU performance from multiple processors, fast input/output, upgrade options for growth, rack mountability for efficient use of space, no side access needs for easy maintenance, high availability options, maintenance contracts for quick part replacements, and remote management capabilities. Servers are designed and optimized for handling large workloads and serving many clients simultaneously.
Servers have several key features that distinguish them from regular computers. These include extensibility for expansion, high CPU performance from multiple processors, fast input/output, upgrade options for growth, rack mountability for efficient use of space, no side access needs for easy maintenance, high availability options, maintenance contracts for quick part replacements, and remote management capabilities. Servers are designed and optimized for handling large workloads and serving many clients simultaneously.
Servers have several key features that distinguish them from regular computers. These include extensibility for expansion, high CPU performance from multiple processors, fast input/output, upgrade options for growth, rack mountability for efficient use of space, no side access needs for easy maintenance, high availability options, maintenance contracts for quick part replacements, and remote management capabilities. Servers are designed and optimized for handling large workloads and serving many clients simultaneously.
TOPIC 4: Foundation Elements of Systems Administration (SERVER MANAGEMENT) Features of Server 1. EXTENSIBILITY 2. MORE CPU PERFORMANCE 3. HIGH PERFORMANCE I/O or INPUT/OUTPUT Another features: 4. UPGRADE OPTIONS 5. RACK MOUNTABLE 6. NO SIDE ACCESS NEEDS 7. A HIGH ABILITY OPTIONS 8. MAINTENANCE CONTRACTS 9. MANAGEMENT OPTIONS Features of Server 1. EXTENSIBILITY - Servers already have either more physical space inside for hard drives and more slots for cards and CPU’s, or are engineered with the high through put connectors that enable use of special peripherals. Features of Server 2. MORE CPU PERFORMANCE - Servers often have multiple CPUs, or you might refer CPU as your processor. The advanced hardware features such as pre- fetch, multi-stage processor checking and the ability to dramatically allocate resources among CPUs. Features of Server 3. HIGH-PERFORMANCE INPUT/OUTPUT - Servers just really do more input output then clients. The quality of input output is often proportional to the number of clients. So which justify faster I/O subsystem. Features of Server 4. UPGRADE OPTIONS – Server are often upgraded, rather than simply replace. They are designed for growth. Features of Server 5. RACK MOUNTABLE - Server should be rack mountable. Server should be rack mountable. A server should be rectangular and designed for efficient space utilization in rack. More important that need to serve or should be engineered for cooling and ventilation in a rack mounted setting. Features of Server 6. NO SIDE ACCESS NEEDS - a rack mounted the host is easier to repair or perform maintenance on if task can be done while it remains on the rack. Features of Server 7. HIGH-AVAILABILITY OPTIONS. Many servers include various high availability options, such as dual power supplies, raid, multiple network connections and hot-swap components. Features of Server 8. MAINTENANCE CONTRACTS - vendors have server hardware service contracts that generally include guaranteed turnaround time on replacement parts. Features of Server 9. MANAGEMENT OPTIONS - Ideally servers should have some capability of are for remote management such as serial port access, that can be used to diagnose and fix problems to restore a machine that is down to active service. BANDWIDTH AND LATENCY -END-