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	Xserve RAID - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Xserve RAID's ports are two Fibre Channel ports for regular data transfer, a 10/100 Ethernet port for remote management, and a serial port for UPS communication via the Simple Signaling Protocol.
		Apple markets Xserve RAID mainly as a companion to Xserve in file server and high-performance technical computing applications, but the storage array is also useful in some professional environments such as non-linear video editing.
		Xserve RAID is available in models costing between $5,999 and $12,999, plus configuration and support options.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Xserve_RAID (491 words)

	Xserve - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		How the Xserve line will be affected by Apple's transition to Intel processors, which is planned to be completed by the end of 2006, is unknown as of May 2006.
		The Xserve can be used for a variety of applications, including file server, web server or even high performance computing applications using clustering - a dedicated cluster Xserve, the Xserve Cluster Node, without a video card and optical drives is also available.
		On April 2, 2003 the Xserve RAID was introduced, providing a much higher capacity and higher throughput disk subsystem for the Xserve.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Xserve (774 words)

	Apple - Xserve G5
		The Xserve cluster node configuration is ideal for High Performance Computing (HPC) in scientific and technical environments, as well as for workgroup clusters and render farms.
		Xserve G5 and RAID Review “For the past two weeks I have been the proud user of Apple’s newest assault on the enterprise: a dual-processor Xserve G5 and an Xserve RAID,”; writes Yuval Kossovsky for Computerworld.
		Xserve RAID is a cutting-edge, self-contained storage solution that holds up to 14 hot-swappable Apple Drive Modules — a phenomenal 7TB of data — in a rack-optimized storage enclosure.
	www.apple.com /xserve (957 words)

	Xserve
		In addition, Xserve G5 features dual Gigabit Ethernet on the motherboard, which, combined with the point-to-point system controller, means you won’t get contention between your network traffic and other I/O. What you will get is performance rivalling much bigger iron.
		For example, the Xserve G5's two double-precision floating-point units let it perform linear equations in LINPACK 8 percent faster than 3.2GHz Xeon-based servers and 50 percent faster than the 2GHz Opteron-based server.
		Xserve offers three independent Serial ATA drive channels*, which can be configured with up to 750GB of storage per 1U server with an optional hardware RAID adapter for hardware RAID 0,1,3 and 5.
	www.fourlakes.com /systems/xserve.asp (598 words)

	Apple dishes up rack-mounted server \| CNET News.com
		Xserve is available in three basic configurations, although Apple also offers the pizza-box-size, rack-mountable server on a build-to-order basis.
		Xserve puts Apple in a position to wrestle some market share from Linux, which is one of the most popular operating systems for running Apache Web Server.
		Xserve's most important role for Apple could be bolstering the company's position in digital media streaming.
	news.com.com /2100-1040-940860.html (1198 words)

	Apple - Xserve RAID
		Xserve RAID drives feature true hot-swapping capabilities that allow you to remove and replace a failed drive without losing data or interrupting service, thanks to the hardware RAID controller and the Apple-designed drive carrier.
		Xserve RAID is an ideal storage solution for file and print, desktop management, web and media streaming services, as well as cluster computing.
		Xserve RAID supports RAID levels 0, 1, 3, 5 and 0+1 using the hardware RAID processor, and supports levels 10, 30 and 50 combining hardware RAID capabilities with software RAID in Mac OS X. In addition, Xserve RAID works well paired with Windows, Linux or NetWare servers, making it perfect for mission-critical data storage.
	www.apple.com /xserve/raid (1163 words)

	Apple's Xserve RAID offers storage flexibility, speed
		While the Xserve and Mac OS X Server are designed to work together as a multifunctional tool -- providing virtually every common network resource and service -- the Xserve RAID is designed to do just one thing: securely store large amounts of data and provide extremely fast access to that data.
		Management of an Xserve RAID is accomplished using the device's Ethernet port, which provides an access channel independent of the Fibre Channel network ports used for data storage access.
		The Xserve RAID also includes a serial port for connection to a uninterruptible power supply to maintain safe functionality in case of a power failure or power fluctuation.
	www.computerworld.com /printthis/2004/0,4814,91768,00.html (601 words)

	Xserve offers users power, choice in a 'dream machine'
		Like the original Xserve and most rack-mounted servers, the Xserve G5 is designed to run in a server room, allowing average users to take for granted that their network access, server-based applications, e-mail, Web sites and the like will all be there when they need them.
		Focusing solely on the hardware, the new Xserve just wows me. It has one or two 2-GHz G5 processors, uses 400-MHz ECC RAM and has a dedicated front-side bus running at 1 GHz (the dual-processor model has two independent front-side buses, one for each processor).
		Monitoring an Xserve can be done by using either the status LED on the Xserve itself or by remotely using the Server Monitor application for Mac OS X Server.
	www.computerworld.com /printthis/2004/0,4814,89682,00.html (1058 words)

	Xserve - Apple Xserve
		Xserve is the first 1U rack-mountable server from the Cupertino, California-based company.
		Xserve comes in two models, which feature a single or dual G4 processors running at 1GHz.
		Xserve 1GHz G4 Xserve Dual 1GHz G4 All trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
	www.g4store.com /news/xserve (362 words)

	USATODAY.com - Want a cheap server? Think Apple (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		But the Xserve is even designed for the small design studio with a handful of Macs that needs a robust server to store huge image files, fonts and the other tools of the trade.
		The Xserve is designed this way to slide neatly into those industry standard racks, though it wouldn't look out of place on a large table.
		As with other Apple products, the Xserve does indeed realize the promise of being relatively easy to use, though you might have to spend a little time examining the setup guides and on-screen menus to know which choices to make.
	www.usatoday.com /tech/columnist/2003-03-07-steinberg_x.htm (1028 words)

	Xserve InfoZone - The Best OS X Server Information From Around The Net!
		While things have been looking brighter for the Xserve as of late, especially with Oracle announcing Oracle 10g for Mac OS X Server and its decision to move some of its storage capacity to the Xserve RAID, Apple still has a long way to go to move their products beyond their current niches.
		Xserve: Comparing Apple to Apples - Though not as high profile as the iPod, another Apple product — Xserve RAID —; has seen the company make inroads in the storage marketplace.
		The Xserve RAID has moved beyond the Mac - In my career as an IT professional, I've always thought that the most successful products are the ones that move beyond their creators or their original design.
	www.macspeedzone.com /html/hubs/central/server/xserve.shtml (2358 words)

	Using Xserve for a Small Business LAN
		An Xserve running Mac OS X Server is ideal for all the many jobs that hosting a small business network requires.
		This is the first in a suite of articles on using Xserve for a small business local area network (LAN); here, we take a high-level look at the capabilities of the Xserve and Mac OS X Server, in the context of a hypothetical LAN.
		In order to implement this, the Xserve must have (at least) two network cards: one card that plugs into the switch connecting it to the rest of the LAN, and the other card connected to the external Internet connection.
	developer.apple.com /server/overviewsbxserve.html (2245 words)

	Apple Xserve RAID
		The Xserve RAID unit we used was not a final shipping product thus we expect data rates to go up maybe 10 to 15% or possibly even more.
		The noise level of Xserve RAID is pretty low thus could be used in same room - unlike the older Xserve that is very noisy.
		The new Xserve G4/1.33 is reported to be 12 DB quieter.
	www.kenstone.net /fcp_homepage/review_xserve_raid.html (1121 words)

	MacVillage.net Mac PR: Apple Ships First Xserve Rack-Mount Servers to Customers
		Xserve includes an unlimited-client license to Mac OS X Server software, offering users a perfect combination for file/print service, video streaming, database applications, computational clustering and web and mail serving.
		Xserve is available immediately through the Apple Store (www.apple.com) and through Apple Authorized Resellers.
		Xserve comes in two standard configurations, or can be fully customized to meet specific customer requirements.
	www.macvillage.net /macpr/pressreleases/102556611859273.shtml (768 words)

	Real World Speed Tests on Xserve versus Power Macintosh
		I was curious how the Xserve with its DDR RAM sporting 2.1GB/s memory throughput would fair running non-server applications.
		After all the hype touting the Xserve's "phenomenal processing power," I was disappoined in the performance.
		The number of concurrent print jobs supported by the Xserve was double that of the Power Mac.
	www.barefeats.com /xserve2.html (639 words)

	Xserve: Facts and details from Encyclopedia Topic (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The peripheral component interconnect standard (in practice almost always shortened to pci) specifies a computer bus for attaching peripheral devices to a...
		The Xserve is usually used together with Xserve RAID[For more, click on this link] for mass storage.
		The Xserve G5 runs Mac OS X v10.4[For more info, click on this link] "Tiger" Server.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/x/xs/xserve.htm (833 words)

	Test: Apple Xserve - Network World
		Xserve is based on the PowerPC CPU running at a minimum of 1.3 GHz with up to two of these CPUs fitting into the 1U Xserve form factor.
		Xserve is not a plain vanilla server that tries to compete on price/performance.
		We subjected Xserve's Apache Web server to the same suite of tests using Spirent Communications' WebAvalanche software that we used to stress Windows 2003 Enterprise Edition with Microsoft's Internet Information Server (see Windows Server 2003 review) and found performance was quite strong (see graphic).
	www.networkworld.com /reviews/2003/0512revxserver.html (647 words)

	IGM: Sun: XServe No Competition
		Once the tide as subsided, Xserve will be well field-tested and ready to take on the great unwashed in the IT world.
		XServe is not going to challenge Sun's servers for use in environments like huge university databases.
		The next round of XServes will be a little more robust, I hope, but for this sort of thing the current one is very good.
	www.insanely-great.com /news.php?id=1326 (691 words)

	XServe Cluster Running the AltiVec Fractal Benchmark
		They plan to make this XServe cluster available for other parts of JPL in addition to using it for their own parallel codes using both MacMPI_X and mpich.
		Viktor Decyk of the Plasma Physics Group at University of California, Los Angeles, (UCLA) is also a member of this group and contributed to the planning and successful operation of this cluster.
		The performance is determined by the total number of floating-point calculations performed that contribute to the answer and the time it takes to construct the answer.
	daugerresearch.com /fractaldemos/JPLXServes/JPLXServeClusterBenchmark.html (690 words)

	CRN \| Apple Xserve Server Hits The (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The new Xserve server from Apple Computer is great news for resellers that specialize in networking the vendor's computers.
		Xserve is a rack-optimized 1U server that runs Mac OS X Server 10.2, which includes an unlimited client license.
		The Xserve has a two-piece design with a sleeve that mounts in a rack, while the 1U server slips in and out of the sleeve.
	www.crn.com /Sections/Infrastructure/infrastructure.asp?ArticleID=38511 (405 words)

	AFP548 - A True Tale of an Xserve install (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		I was in Santa Barbara teaching at a Mac retreat when it showed up, so my neighbor, a Mac user, had to endure a few days of looking at a new Xserve, that he couldn't touch, sitting in his front hall.
		The Xserve box is big, and unlike PowerBooks it doesn't ship in a plain brown wrapper.
		Since the image was scanned for restore, using Disk Utility to restore it onto the RAID set on the Xserve takes only a few minutes.
	www.afp548.com /article.php?story=20040726020639560 (3306 words)

	Xserve Notes
		Build a mirrored RAID 1 out of the first two drives, install the OS on it, and use the third drive as a backup drive that is easily removable, or as a hot spare.
		It was clear to me from their setup of their machines that they had little experience with OS X Server, and I doubt that they installed using my technique.
		My Apple Xserve representative said that they were aware of the articles, but was told to say that there was no official response.
	www.xservenotes.com (2665 words)

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