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Introduced in August of 2007, the M4000 is one of two direct replacements for the Sun Fire V490 server and the Sun Fire E2900 server, the other direct replacement being the Enterprise M5000. Part of a new generation of mid-range data center-class systems, the Sun SPARC Enterprise M4000 server offers non-disruptive in box transitions and the ability to mix and match processor generations, without downtime, expensive upgrade kits or forklifts. The Sun SPARC Enterprise M4000 is ideally suited for tasks such as ERP, SCM, CRM deployments, collaboration and large shared memory applications and can easily be scaled out to meet increased future requirements. The M4000 is optimized for 24x7 mission critical computing and large shared memory applications; allows you to mix and match up to four 2.4 GHz SPARC64 VII processors and/or 2.15 GHz SPARC64 VI processors in the same system; has built-in, integrated, flexible virtualization technology; its SPARC64 VII quad-core processor provides an almost twofold performance improvement on HPC or floating point intensive workloads, and up to 80% more performance on commercial applications; and it is an ideal consolidation platform with up to 2 dynamic domains, and support for thousands of Solaris containers.
Sun has a free-to-the-public field engineer's handbook called Sunsolve. The handbook pages for the Sun M4000 server can be viewed by clicking here.
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Introduced in August of 2007, the M5000 is one of two direct replacements for the Sun Fire V490 server and the Sun Fire E2900 server, the other direct replacement being the Enterprise M4000. Providing mainframe performance in a 10RU system, the Sun SPARC Enterprise M5000 server offers non-disruptive in box transitions and the ability to mix and match processor generations, without downtime, expensive upgrade kits or forklifts, just like the M4000. The Sun SPARC Enterprise M5000 is also ideally suited for tasks such as ERP, SCM, CRM deployments, collaboration and large shared memory applications and can easily be scaled out to meet increased future requirements. The M5000 is optimized for 24x7 mission critical computing and large shared memory applications; allows you to mix and match up to four 2.4 GHz SPARC64 VII processors and/or 2.15 GHz SPARC64 VI processors in the same system; has built-in, integrated, flexible virtualization technology; its SPARC64 VII quad-core processor provides an almost twofold performance improvement on HPC or floating point intensive workloads, and up to 80% more performance on commercial applications; and it is an ideal consolidation platform with up to 4 dynamic domains, and support for thousands of Solaris containers.
Sun has a free-to-the-public field engineer's handbook called Sunsolve. The handbook pages for the Sun M5000 server can be viewed by clicking here.
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At the time of its introduction, the Sun Fire V480 server was positioned at the high-end of Sun's powerful line of rack-optimized, entry-level servers. The Sun Fire V480 server features two or four 900 MHz, 1.05 GHz, or 1.2 GHz UltraSPARC III Cu processors, up to 32 GB of memory, two hot-plug FC-AL disks, two hot-swappable (N+1) power supplies, dual integrated 10/100/1000-Mbps Ethernet, 6 PCI slots, and Remote System Control in a 5RU, 24-inch deep, rack-optimized chassis. The V480 was EOL'd (end of lifed) in December of 2005, and replaced by the Sun Fire V490. Sun has an excellent free-to-the-public field engineer's handbook called Sunsolve. The handbook pages for the V480 can be viewed by clicking here.
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Introduced to the market in September of 2004, the Sun Fire V490 is the direct replacement for the Sun Fire Sun Fire V480. With UltraSPARC IV and UltraSPARC IV+ processors - ranging from 1.05GHz to 2.1GHz - in the V490, the performance of this 5 RU server is up to 5 times faster compared to UltraSPARC III based Sun Fire V480 servers. Up to four processors per box with eight threads and 32GB of memory make it ideal for securing and delivering multiple applications and business processes or distributed databases. In July of 2006 Sun introduced a RoHS version of the V490, and in October of 2007 introduced the Sun Fire V490 2100. The Sun Fire V490 was EOL'd (end-of-lifed) in April of 2009, and replaced by the Enterprise M4000.
Sun has an excellent free-to-the-public field engineer's handbook called Sunsolve. The handbook pages for the V490 can be viewed by clicking here. This page of the field engineer's handbook also has links to the Sun Fire V490 RoHS and the Sun Fire V490 2100.
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The Sun Fire V880 server is ideal for remote offices and departments, and as a complementary system in data centers. Powered by UltraSPARC III technology, this rack-mountable deskside unit excels in running database, e-commerce, and enterprise resource planning applications. It is available with processor speeds from 750 MHz through 1.2 GHz, and can take up to 8 processors. The V880 was EOL'd (end of lifed) in October of 2005, and replaced by the Sun Fire V890. Sun has an excellent free-to-the-public field engineer's handbook called Sunsolve. The handbook pages for the V880 can be viewed by clicking here.
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Introduced to the Sun community in September of 2004, the Sun Fire V890 server is the direct successor to the V880. Outfitted with either the UltraSPARC IV or the UltraSPARC IV+, performance is up to 5X faster (UltraSPARC IV+). It is ideal for remote offices and departments, and as a complementary system in data centers, and excels in running database, e-commerce, and enterprise resource planning applications. The Sun Fire V890 is available with processor speeds from 1.2 GHz through 2.1 GHz, and is scalable to eight processors, 16 threads and 64GB of memory, giving you headroom to spare. The Sun Fire V890 was EOL'd (end-of-lifed) in April of 2009, and replaced by the Enterprise M5000. Sun has an excellent free-to-the-public field engineer's handbook called Sunsolve. The handbook pages for the V890 can be viewed by clicking here. This page of the field engineer's handbook also has links to the Sun Fire V890 RoHS and the Sun Fire V890 2100.
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Introduced in March of 2003 as the replacement for the Sun Fire 3800 server, Sun Fire V1280 server gives you a choice of 4-way, 8-way, or 12-way multiprocessing based on boards containing four UltraSPARC III Cu processors and memory, using one, two, or three perpendicularly mounted processor boards. Processor boards contain four processors of the same speed. However, the V1280 supports mixed-speed CPUs on multiple boards, so the addition of a faster processor board does not necessitate the upgrading of previously installed system boards.
Large memory capacity allows high performance through data-in-memory applications. Up to 96 GB memory gives you plenty of flexibility. The server also gives you large and multiple concurrent data access from memory, such as 512 data bits per access, ECC-protected.
The Sun Fire V1280 server gives you a host of advanced availability features, including: dynamic reconfiguration of CPU/memory boards, hot CPU upgrades, redundant Sun Fireplane interconnect, redundant network connections, hot-swap disks, smart fans, and 2N redundant hot-swap power supplies.
The Sun Fire V1280 was shipped as a RoHS compliant server starting in July of 2006, and was EOL’d (end-of-lifed) in October of 2007. It was replaced by the Sun Fire E2900.
Sun has a free-to-the-public field engineer's handbook called Sunsolve. The handbook pages for the Sun Fire V1280 server can be viewed by clicking here. This page also contains a link to the Sun Fire V1280 RoHS version of the server.
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The Sun Fire Enterprise 2900 server was introduced in May of 2004 as the replacement for the Sun Fire V1280 server. It gives you a choice of 4-way, 8-way, or 12-way multiprocessing based on boards containing four UltraSPARC III, IV, or IV+ processors using one, two, or three perpendicularly mounted processor boards. As with the Sun Fire V1280, rocessor boards contain four processors of the same speed. However, the E2900 supports mixed-speed CPUs on multiple boards, so the addition of a faster processor board does not necessitate the upgrading of previously installed system boards. Large memory capacity allows high performance through data-in-memory applications. Up to 192 GB memory gives you plenty of flexibility. The server also gives you large and multiple concurrent data access from memory, such as 512 data bits per access, ECC-protected. The Sun Fire E2900 server gives you a host of advanced availability features, including: dynamic reconfiguration of CPU/memory boards, hot CPU upgrades, redundant Sun Fireplane interconnect, redundant network connections, hot-swap disks, smart fans, and 2N redundant hot-swap power supplies.
The Sun Fire E2900 was shipped as a RoHS compliant server starting in July of 2006, and was EOL’d (end-of-lifed) in April of 2009. It is replaced by both the Enterprise M4000 and the Enterprise M5000.
Sun has a free-to-the-public field engineer's handbook called Sunsolve. The handbook pages for the Sun Enterprise E2900 server can be viewed by clicking here. This page also contains a link to the E2900 RoHS version of the server.
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