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Cisco UCS Blade System – Part 1 – drawing back the veil

Does it really take Cisco THAT long to serve up a live ethernet port? Yes, I know, I was there…

February 12, 2010 - 8:06 Luke Server Hardware, Virtualization
blade servers, blades, Cisco, Cisco UCS, ESX, ESXi, Server, ucs, VMware, vSphere
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