IBM 7979A1U User manual

IBM System x3650 NAS
Dedicated and optimized, business-critical file and print
application storage server for data-dense environments
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Highlights
■Get storage growth consolida-
tion and central management
locally and remotely
■Use in minutes and manage
easily with the preloaded and
preconfigured storage solution
■Protect IT investments with
flexible end-user backup and a
gateway to existing storage
networks
New performance benefits
For growing storage environments, the
IBM System x3650 NAS offers flexibility
and reliability. Separating dedicated file-
serving functions from application oper-
ations relieves the CPU from being
overburdened. With the Windows®
Storage Server 2003 R2 Operating
System and IBM Tivoli® CDP transpar-
ent backup software, achieve higher
performance and save valuable network
bandwidth and critical user productivity.
Simple management and maintenance
IBM storage servers offer many of the
benefits of shared pool storage solu-
tions like storage area networks (SANs)
but without complicated installation and
administration. These also support het-
erogeneous clients and servers utilizing
common network access protocols:
NFS for UNIX® and Linux® servers,
and CIFS. A remotely accessible User
Interface helps manage print and file
quotas and easily integrate into existing
AD environments.
Protect your IT investment
Protect clients’ infrastructure, including
the server and end-user data. The pre-
configured ServerProven® hardware
and IBM ServeRAID™ reliability make
this an optimized solution that
decreases capital equipment costs and
reduces IT staff hours. By making stor-
age devices LAN addressable, this
frees storage from direct attachment to
a consolidated server and enables any-
to-any connectivity, which can be clus-
tered for failover redundancy.
Select configurations of the x3650 NAS
are part of the IBM Express Portfolio™,
designed and priced to meet the needs
of midsized businesses.

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XSD03007-USEN-00
1Maximum internal hard disk and memory
capacities may require the replacement of any
standard hard drives and/or memory and the
population of all hard disk bays and memory
slots with the largest currently supported drives
available. When referring to variable speed
CD-ROMs, CD-Rs, CD-RWs and DVDs, actual
playback speed will vary and is often less than
the maximum possible.
2When referring to storage capacity,
GB = 1,000,000,000 bytes and
TB = 1,000,000,000,000 bytes. Accessible
capacity is less.
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IBM System x3650 NAS at a glance
Form factor/height Rack/2U
Processor (max) Dual-Core Intel®Xeon®Processor 5130 2.0 GHz
Number of processors (std/max) 1/2
Cache (max) 2x2MB
Memory1(std/max) 1GB/48GB Fully Buffered DIMM 667 MHz via 12 DIMM slots
Expansion slots 4 PCI-Express or 2 PCI-X and 2 PCI-Express
Disk bays (total/hot-swap) 8/8
Maximum internal storage1, 2 1.8TB hot-swap SAS, 15TB hot-swap SAS (external)
Network interface Integrated dual Gigabit Ethernet
Power supply (std/max) 835W 1/2
Hot-swap components Power supply, fans and hard disk drives
RAID support Integrated RAID-1/RAID-5
Systems management IBM PowerExecutive™ (included with IBM Director), Integrated
Service Processor, Diagnostic LEDs, drop-down light path
diagnostics panel, Automatic Server Restart, optional Remote
Supervisor Adapter II SlimLine, IBM Director, ServerGuide™
and optional Remote Deployment Manager
Operating systems supported Microsoft®Windows Storage Server 2003 R2 Standard or
Enterprise Edition
Limited warranty33-year onsite limited warranty