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1. SUN FIRE X4150 1U SERVER INSTALL
2. SUN FIRE X4150 1U SERVER SOFTWARE
3. SUN FIRE X4150 1U SERVER CODE
4. SUN FIRE X4150 1U SERVER WINDOWS

SUN FIRE X4150 1U SERVER INSTALL

If you install a CompuRAM memory module in your Fire X4150 server, this does not affect the manufacturer’s device guarantee most manufacturers mention this explicitly in their guarantee conditions.

SUN FIRE X4150 1U SERVER CODE

In the product specifications, we explicitly indicate whether these components have integrated error correction methods such as ECC RAM (Error Correctioning Code or Error Checking and Correction). That means, that we typically provide memory modules that allow an even higher timing than neccessary for your system. For our modules we always use the most current and fastest DRAMs. Please note: The figures given in the product description for criteria such as speed and timings are the minimum specifications listed by Oracle Sun and are provided for reference purposes only. In compliance with the Oracle Sun guidelines on memory upgrades, it is possible to run RAM modules from different manufacturers alongside each other in the same servers. CompuRAM memory modules can act like an original component to supplement RAM already installed or to be used as a spare part. That means we vouch for the compatibility of the memory modules. The 8GB Server RAM listed have been certified by us for your Fire X-Series system.

SUN FIRE X4150 1U SERVER SOFTWARE

The university is running VMWare ESX Server beta virtualization software and Solaris 9 OS on the X4450.Īdditionally, the server's slim footprint has provided additional benefits. Sun already offers the multicore UltraSparc T2 processor which has up to eight cores per processor.ĭevelopers and staff at Eastern Michigan University have benefitted from the X4450 server, said Bill Heilman, a platform specialist at the university.Įquipped with four quad-core Intel Xeon 7300 processors and 64G bytes of RAM, the server has provided the virtualization environment the university was seeking and is especially powerful in the Unix environment, Heilman said. Sun will announce servers using the Barcelona chip in the future, the company said. Sun has strong ties with AMD, which recently announced its Barcelona quad-core Opteron chip. The servers not only nurtures Sun's ties with Intel, but also provides more choice to customers looking to buy x86-based servers, said a Sun spokeswoman. Sun's rivals in the x86 server space include IBM Corp., Hewlett-Packard Co. Targeted at organizations that need performance and energy efficiency, the servers offer better size, performance and energy efficiency than competing products, Tong said. Sun is looking to add support for Microsoft Corp.'s Virtual Server virtualization software, Tong said.

SUN FIRE X4150 1U SERVER WINDOWS

The servers will run either Sun Solaris, Linux or Windows 2003 OSes and support VMware's virtualization software.

The servers will ship with the embedded Lights Out Manager, a system controller that helps users manage and administer servers. The X4450 and X4150 will also support Intel's 72 dual-core processors, respectively. The X4150, starting at $2,995, will ship in the U.S.

Starting at US$8,895, the X4450 server will ship worldwide in October, said Rebecca Tong, product line manager at Sun. Both servers offer memory capacity ranging from 2G bytes to 128G bytes. The X4450 is a four-socket, 2U server powered by Intel's quad-core Xeon 7300 processors, while the 1U Sun Fire X4150 is a two-socket server powered by Intel's quad-core Xeon 5300 processors. Sun shipped an Intel-based blade server, Sun Blade X6250, in June. The Sun Fire X4450 and Sun Fire X4150 rack-mount servers are the second and third Intel Corp.-based products Sun is releasing after the companies signed a partnership early this year. is expected to announced its first x86-based quad-core systems Tuesday.

Adding spark to its Sun Fire line on servers, Sun Microsystems Inc.