SES Appliance Capacity Optimized V 2.0

Includes initial set-up by a SUSE consultant on site:

1x SES Appliance Admin Node:

•  Intel Xeon E3-1220 v6 4-core 3.0GHz 8MB 8GT/s
• 16 GB (2x 8GB) ECC DDR4 2 Rank (Premium)
• 2x 1 TB SATA III HGST 2.5"

4x SES Appliance All-rounder Node (each contains):

• 2x Intel Xeon E5-2630v3 8-core 2.4GHz 20MB 8GT/s
• 128 GB (8x 16GB) ECC Reg DDR4 2133 RAM 2 Rank (ATP)
• 2x 32 GB Supermicro SATA DOM
• 4x 200 GB SATA III Intel SSD MLC 2.5" (DC S3710 series)
• 4x 4 TB SATA III WD RAID Edition 3.5” 7.2k
• 1x Avago SAS III HBA 9300-8i
• 2x Intel 10 Gigabit X540-T2 RJ45 dual port network card

Network:

• 2x 16-port 10GE switch Netgear M4300-8X8F (incl. 8x patch cable Cat.6A 3m)

How would you like to customize your system? At Thomas-Krenn, you have diverse possibilities for presenting your brand: with your logo, a custom front panel, a special paint job or all of the above in combination with unique packaging. Just tell us what you envision and we will find the right solution for your custom chassis design.

 

Branding examples can be found  >> here <<.

 

 

You will receive your selected items as a brandless version. All components are delivered as far as possible without labels, logos and stickers from Thomas-Krenn.

Your goods will be shipped in the shipping carton of the respective manufacturer.

UPS systems provide an uninterruptible power supply for sensitive application scenarios. They spring into action whenever the power supply becomes unstable, such as in emergency situations. Here, you can find an overview of the UPS systems offered at Thomas-Krenn.

Business PCs are ideal for use in the office. Thanks to their compact and energy-efficient design, they not only save space, but also consume less power in continuous use than conventional consumer PCs. To optimally protect your data, you have the option of creating RAIDs with these PCs. Take advantage of our high-quality business PCs now!

Ongoing digitalization and increasing technical requirements are constantly increasing the need for more powerful networks. Virtualization, new storage technologies and the growing number of connected devices all contribute to this.