Dell Products Inc.

Dell & Products L.p.

Akbar Sheriff

Suren Kumar

Michael Emery Brown

Smruti Ranjan Debata

Thanuja Chayakumar

Vasanth Kumar V

Vasantha Kumar Venkataramanappa

Sajil Ck

Akshita Das

A system for component failure management, comprising a plurality of hardware components disposed in a hardware rack and configured to process network data traffic and to generate hardware event data, an event manager coupled to the plurality of hardware components and configured to monitor the network traffic and hardware event data and to determine whether a hardware failure has occurred and a network optimization module coupled to the event manager and configured to determine whether a network partition update is required in response to the determination that a hardware failure has occurred.

Approach to seamlessly provision IOMs NPAR configurations for one or more associated sled(s) during component or subsystem failure for Mx7k chassis in datacenter

An information handling system includes processing modules and an I/O module. The processing modules each have one of a high or low priority level. The I/O module is coupled to a network device and includes network ports coupled to the processing modules. A port bandwidth control engine (PBCE) determines that the network device is providing a maximum bandwidth to the I/O module, and in response, allocates the maximum bandwidth equally to the processing modules. The PBCE further determines that the network device is providing a reduced bandwidth to the I/O module, and, in response, allocates to each high priority level processing module a first bandwidth on the associated network port and allocates to each low priority level processing module a second bandwidth on the associated network port.

Dynamic configuration of switch network port bandwidth based on server priority

Disclosed methods maintain security key information, including a unique security key, for one or more blade servers inserted in slots of one or more modular chassis. Following an indication of a logical trusted group comprising a plurality of slots, a trusted group database, including the security key information for each blade server in a slot of the trusted group, is maintained. Responsive to detecting movement of a blade server between two slots of the trusted group, a pre boot process of the server blade in the second slot is automatically authenticated via the security key information in the trusted group database. If a blade server not associated with the trusted group is inserted into a trusted group slot, automatic authentication is blocked and the user is prompted to manually authenticate the new blade server. If manual authentication is successful, security key information for the new blade is added to the database.

Forming modular chassis trusted groups for pre-boot authentication of blade servers

An information handling system includes an add-in slot and a baseboard management controller (BMC). The add-in slot receives components of a particular type. The BMC receives an identifier from a particular component installed into the add-in slot. The identifier uniquely identifies the component from any other component of the same type. The BMC further determines whether or not a first entry in an encoded component table includes the first identifier, determines an action to perform for the component in response to determining that the entry includes the identifier, and performs the action for the component. The first entry is associated with the first add-in slot.

Authorizing enterprise modular chassis component movement using fully homomorphic encryption

A modular server chassis enclosure controller (EC) on-premises keyboard video and mouse module has an EC frame buffer memory and an EC virtual network computing (libvnc) client process. The libvnc fetches an EC frame buffer memory address, displays an on-screen display (OSD) screen to a user and accepts user selection of a blade server deployed in the modular server chassis from the OSD. The libvnc receives a virtual network computing (VNC) streaming session over transport layer security, from a VNC computing server process of the selected blade server. The libvnc determines whether the VNC server process has data to send and, if it does, reads graphics data from the virtual network computing server process and writes the graphics data from the VNC server to the EC frame buffer memory address. The graphics data is displayed on an on-premises monitor coupled to the modular server chassis from the EC frame buffer.

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Akbar Sheriff