IBM E User Manual
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Currently use Solaris and are looking for a low-cost transition to Linux
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Are looking to migrate from Sun T2000 servers
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Face limitations due to an aging data center
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Are looking to integrate Intel, AMD and/or IBM processor-based servers within one infrastructure
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Are looking to reduce system administration costs through consolidation and more efficient remote management
Stay with rack servers if you:
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Have few servers and are not growing your infrastructure
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Require SMP systems with eight or more processors
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Require a large number of PCI slots or a very large memory footprint
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