Parallels Virtuozzo Containers* 4.0 on Microsoft Windows Server* 2003 - Intel® Modular Server Compute Module MFS5000SI
Parallels Virtuozzo Containers* on Windows Server* 2003 enables organizations to maximize server resources through a unique virtualization technology as well as manage IT infrastructure easily with an advanced set of administration tools. This functionality is powered by the Intel® Modular Server, which provides high levels of performance, reliability and manageability.
The Intel® Modular Server is a simple, flexible system that provides exceptional value. It enables business in a box with seamless installation, migration, and growth capabilities. It has the ability to support up to six server compute modules, two hard disk drive options (six 3.5" SAS/SATA or fourteen SAS 2.5" hard disk drives), as well as two Ethernet Switch Modules, integrated SAN, and a management module. The Intel® Modular Server is a flexible and powerful system for the small to midsize business. The Intel® Server Compute Module provides the processing and I/O power behind the Intel® Modular Server with support for up to two Intel® Xeon® processors (up to six modules can be deployed). The compute module is entirely diskless and connects to the virtualized shared storage allowing a flexible server configuration.
Software Downloads
Sales and Marketing Materials
- Additional Virtualization Resources from Intel® ESAA
- Intel® ESAA Overview Brochure
- Intel® Modular Server Chassis Overview
- Intel® Modular Server Product Overview
- Intel® Server Compute Module Overview
- Intel® X25-E Extreme SATA Solid-State Drive
- Intel® Xeon® Processor 5000 Sequence Overview
- Meet the Intel® Modular Server
- Parallels and Intel ESAA Solution Brief
- Parallels Virtuozzo Containers 4.0 Product Overview
- Parallels Virtuozzo Success Story - KV Pharmaceuticals
- Parallels Virtuozzo Success Story - Media Temple, Inc.
- Parallels Virtuozzo White Paper
Technical Resources
Copyright© 2011 Intel Corporation. All rights reserved. *Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of others.




