One Unified System
Simply said, a computer server is a set of resources needed to process or execute a set of defined tasks/jobs and produce a result. A Unified Computing System (UCS) is a collection of such computer servers that no longer is tied to a chassis boundary. This system is wired once to networks (for data, management access) and to central storage to boot and/or store file/block level data. LAN and SAN connectivity is set up on a system-by-system basis and does not require the administrator to redo it when a new computer server is added to the infrastructure. All of the above is managed through a single pane of glass rather than multiple points of management and layers of software. As you read, you will understand that the Cisco UCS ...
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