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 | IBM Power 710 Server Express (8231-E2B)
Network Server
Netweb Technologies India Ltd. | 16 Feb 2011
134672 |
SUSE YES Certified for the following products:
Operating Systems:
| SUSE® Linux Enterprise Server 15 for AMD64 & Intel64 Service Pack 6 for SUSE® SLES 15 |
Product Description
The Power 710 Express is a high performance, easy-to-own, energy efficient, elegantly simple and reliable server. The Power 710 Express server is fueled by the performance of the POWER7 processor with the choice of Novell® SUSE® LINUX Enterprise operating system and solutions from thousand of ISVs that can set your business apart from the competition. Built on the performance of the POWER7 processor, the Power 710 Express is a one-socket server that supports up to eight POWER7 cores in a dense, rack-optimized form factor. As a high-performance infrastructure or application server, the Power 710 Express contains innovative workload-optimizing technologies that improve performance based on client computing needs and Intelligent Energy features that help increase performance and optimize energy efficiency resulting in a cost-efficient solution for Novell® SUSE® LINUX Enterprise deployments.
Tested Configuration:
| Computer Type: | Rack Mount |
| Mother Board Revision: | 1 |
| BIOS/uEFI: | 1 |
| CPU: | 8 IBM
POWER7™ 3.0 GHz |
| RAM: | 32 GB |
| Ports and Bus Types: | 4 64-bit/133MHz PCI-X |
| Host Bus Adapter: | IBM
PCI-X DDR 3Gb SAS Adapter (572A/572C)
, Serial SCSI (SAS) |
| Hard Disk Drive: | 2 Seagate®
ST973402SS
, Serial SCSI (SAS) |
| Test Kit: | System Certification Kit 6.6.0-34.1 |
Config Notes
- Kdump: the crash kernel reserved memory parameters were changed based on the content in the following knowledge-base article for ppc64le: https://www.suse.com/support/kb/doc.php?id=3374462
- Power management: The System/Processor dynamic CPU frequency scaling functionality in SLES is not supported on POWER10 (PowerVM) as this functionality is provided by the POWER10 hardware itself.
- Headless configuration - no graphics adapter. System configured using IBM remote Hardware Management Console (HMC) for graphics, keyboard and mouse.
- Install: The SUSE® Linux Enterprise Server install was performed using a network install method.
- CPU: This system is a 4 node configuration with 4 sockets per node, totaling 16 CPU sockets. The POWER10 4.0 GHz CPUs tested each have 15 cores and SMT 8. Totaling for the system 240 cores and 1920 threads.
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Adapters and Drivers
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| 4 IBM
Host Ethernet Adapter (HEA) |
| | Driver Type: LAN Driver | Driver Name: ehea.ko |
| | Driver Date: 05-Sep-2009 | Driver Size: 148528 |
| | Checksum: f9357ba553e1f589102b09fda6a9daa8 |
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| IBM
PCI-X DDR 3Gb SAS Adapter (572A/572C) |
| | Driver Type: HBA Driver | Driver Name: ipr.ko |
| | Driver Date: 05-Sep-2009 | Driver Size: 171096 |
| | Checksum: ea1a2d5758f505ec58a9609628bb60ed |
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For more information regarding the specific test configuration, please contact:
Netweb Technologies India Ltd.
Plot H1, Pocket-9, Faridabad Industrial Town
Sector-57, Ballabhgarh
Faridabad, Haryana
121004
INDIA
Voice: +91-129-2310400
Fax: +91-129-2310470
Website: www.netwebindia.com
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