Dell PowerEdge C6100 Especificaciones

Intel® Cloud Builders Guide to Cloud Design and Deployment on Intel® PlatformsData Center Energy Management with Dell, Intel, and ZZNodeAudience and P

1. Install Intel DCM 2.1.0.1159 or later. Follow the instructions as provided with the software and use default options during the installation. From

2. Install EDCM package and JDK1.6 version and PGAdmin tool for PostGreSql operation. 3. Install pgAdmin database tool, using this tool to connect D

6. Go to Control Panel > System and Security > System > Advanced system settings > Environment Variables. For the system variables, do t

8. Run command window and run Java version.9. Run create db.sql, to create the role “aloes” and the database “aloes”, the password for the role aloe

10. Run edcm(complete).sql to create tables and properties for EDCM database. (You can run the sql from pgAdmin tool)11. Run patch.sql, also can be

12. Copy the file rocksaw.dll to the same folder as the java.exe, should be in folder like jdk1.6\bin. This java should be the system variable. 13.

15. To quit the EDCM system, run the tomcat5.0.28/bin/shutdown.bat script.16. You can open DCM reference UI http://localhost:8688/DataCenterManager

17. Add Server Group to EDCM.a. Go to ‘Resources Group List’ and click ‘Add’.b. Fill Group Name & PDU Power Limit. Name plate power for equipm

Energy Management Use CasesUse Case One: Real-time Server Power Monitoring, Reporting, and AnalysisReal time power monitoring at a server level is a c

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2Intel® Cloud Builders Guide: Data Center Energy Management with Dell, Intel, and ZZNodeTable of ContentsExecutive Summary ...

Energy Cost and Carbon Emission SettingsEDCM allows setting energy cost and carbon emission depending on the location and source of energy for data ce

Device Level Power Demand ReportPower demand report can be viewed at device level and aggregated by location or other parameters.• To view at a device

Energy Cost ReportEDCM generates energy cost report that can be used to analyze the cost of energy consumed to support different departments and at mu

Rack Level Energy ReportingMonitor your energy data via rack or by customer.• Go to Devices tab.• Select the Grouping you want to view energy on the l

Use Case Two: Power Guard Rail and Optimize Rack Density/UsageOptimize Rack Density/UsageThe collection of real-time power consumption data constitute

Set Power CapSet the power cap above the maximum value, so that server will not consume power above the capped value, and rack density can be budgeted

Verify Power CapThis step shows that the power cap value is set, so that server will not consume power above the capped value. Rack density can be in

Optimize Rack DensityTo perform the above exercise for other servers, we need to determine the total power cap applied to the servers in a rack. The d

Use Case Three: Disaster Recovery / Business Continuity Power capping can be used to manage power consumption effectively during unforeseen emergency

The following scenario illustrates the application of power cap at a location in an emergency situation:Use Case Four: Power Optimized WorkloadsIT org

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ResultsFor workloads that are not constrained by processor performance—such as I/O-intensive and memory-intensive workloads—we may be able to use Inte

Composite: Policy-Based Power Management Use CasesThe opportunity to reduce energy usage by power capping alone is limited. For signicant energy redu

can further trim down power consumption without undue degradation in QoS. Likewise, since servers are turned on in discrete steps, whenever one is act

increased rack density, reduced capital, and operational expenses.Intel DCM supports the following security options:Communication:• TLS protected Web

34Intel® Cloud Builders Guide: Data Center Energy Management with Dell, Intel, and ZZNodeAPPENDIX A: Server Power ManagementIntel Power Management Tec

35Intel® Cloud Builders Guide: Data Center Energy Management with Dell, Intel, and ZZNodeAPPENDIX B: Dell PowerEdge C-Series Server Configuration for

36Intel® Cloud Builders Guide: Data Center Energy Management with Dell, Intel, and ZZNode3. Out of the box, the BMC should pick up a DHCP address if

37Intel® Cloud Builders Guide: Data Center Energy Management with Dell, Intel, and ZZNode6. Once logged into the BMC, click on the ‘Configuration’ an

Disclaimers∆ Intel processor numbers are not a measure of performance. Processor numbers differentiate features within each processor family, not acro

Executive SummaryThe evolution of cloud computing has resulted in highly efcient and carefully optimized data centers with increased server density a

At the core of cloud computing is the ability of the underlying compute, network, and storage infrastructure to act as an efcient, shared resource po

• Application of standards-based power instrumentation solutions available in all servers to allow management for optimal data center efficiency. Exte

Software ArchitectureThe following diagram shows a high level view of EDCM Energy Manager Architecture components.Figure 1: Software Architecture for

Server3 Dell PowerEdge C61002-way Intel® Xeon® Processor E5530 @ 2.40GHz with 12GB RAM, 250GB SATA HDDIntel Node Manager enabledBMC CardPMBus Enabled

Server Setup and ConfigurationServers have to be setup with operating systems installed and BMC congured as described below. The reader is expected t