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HP Virtual Connect Technology Implementation for the HP BladeSystem c-Class

Overview As datacenter density and complexity increase, so do demands for IT efficiency and responsiveness. As a result, simplifying system interconnections becomes significantly more important. HP has developed a new interconnect solution, the HP Virtual Connect architecture, to boost the efficiency and productivity of data center server, storage, and network administrators. HP is implementing the Virtual Connect architecture first in the HP BladeSystem c-Class. This paper explains how Virtual Connect technology virtualizes the connections between the server and the network infrastructure (server-edge I/O virtualization) so that networks can communicate with pools of HP BladeSystem servers and administrators can change servers in minutes instead of days or weeks.

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Publisher	Hewlett-Packard	File Format	PDF
Date Published	December 2006
Format	White Papers
Topics	Blades, Virtualization

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