1. Equipment Servers rack was comprised of a set of 1U Twin Motherboard Supermicro servers. 1U Servers Qty 32 2 x Supermicro 6015TC-10GB server Processor 2 x Dual Intel L5420, 2.5 GHz quad-core RAM 2 x 16GB Hard Disks 4 x 1TB SATA-II NIC 2 x 10GbE CX4 HBA 1 x QLogic 2560 FC-8 (in 16 sevrers only) Cisco 6509-E Qty 2 Supervisor SUP VSS 720 with PFC3B LR Ports
Super Computing 2008
Challenge
Apart from regular SuperComputing Bandwidth Challenge, this year the focus of the exhibit was the HEP teams record-breaking demonstration of storage-to-storage data transfer over wide area networks from a single rack of servers on the exhibit floor using open source tools and standard Linux Distributions.
Abstract
Physicists at the LHC will break new ground at the high energy frontier when the accelerator and the experiments CMS and ATLAS begin operation in 2008, searching for the Higgs particles thought to be responsible for mass in the universe, for supersymmetry, and for other fundamentally new phenomena bearing on the nature of matter and spacetime. In order to fully exploit the potential wealth for scientific discoveries, a global-scale grid
In 2008, High Energy Physicists Created Record for Network Data Transfer
110 Gbps Sustained Rates Among Storage Systems Over Wide Area Networks, and 200 Gbps Metro Data Rates on Next Generation Optical Links, Set New Standards for Networks and Computing Clusters 114 Gbps WAN Tests 100G Test With Ciena Austin, Texas – Building on seven years of record-breaking developments, an international team of physicists, computer scientists, and network engineers led by the California Institute of Technology, the University of Michigan, Polytehnica