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    Tag Archives: Cisco UCS Architecture

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    2. Posts tagged "Cisco UCS Architecture"
    25 Jun, 2019
    Cisco UCS C4200 and C125 M5 Deep Dive
    VMware Cisco, Cisco UCS, Cisco UCS Architecture, Cisco UCS Deep Dive, VMware

    Welcome to another installment of the Cisco UCS Deep Dive series.  Today we are going to take a look at the Cisco UCS 4200 series chassis, and the Cisco UCS C125 M5 modular server.  This is a very unique and powerful Cisco UCS offering that many have not encountered.  Think of it as a hybrid […] …

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    11 Jun, 2019
    Cisco UCS VIC 1400 Series Deep Dive
    VMware Cisco, Cisco UCS, Cisco UCS Architecture, VMware

    When it comes to designing your Cisco UCS environment, one of the most important decisions you will make is how to connect your servers to the network.  The good news is Cisco makes this an extremely easy decision with their powerful VIC cards which come in multiple form factors and speeds.  Let’s take a closer […] …

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