Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.p.

Compaq Computer Corporation, Inc.

Compaq Information Technologies Group, L.p.

David A McAfee

Everett R Salinas

Patrick A Raymond

Derrill L Sturgeon

John C Barker

David F Bolognia

Christopher A Howard

Edgar Hance

James R Duncan

Sung-Hsia Kuo

Mike L Pelonero

Gerald J Merits

A fault tolerant network server is described. This server has a pair of processing units, each processing unit has at least one CPU, system memory, an interface for a RAID system, at least one disk drive, a network interface, a cluster network interface, a power supply, and a case. The cases of both processing units are slideably mounted in a rack-mountable server case. The server also has a RAID system mounted in the server case and powered by two, redundant, power supplies and coupled to the processing units through isolators for blocking transactions when a processing unit has insufficient power or is being serviced.

Fault tolerant network server having multiple slideably-mounted processing elements sharing a redundant array of independent disks through SCSI isolators

A facsimile machine provides firmware to remotely activate and deactivate fax forwarding. The firmware enables a user to remotely activate or deactivate fax forwarding through an email, fax, or a telephone. The facsimile machine may be set by the user to activate and deactivate fax forwarding at a predetermined activation time and a predetermined deactivation time. If fax forwarding with local printing is activated, the facsimile machine locally prints a fax after the fax is forwarded. The facsimile machine may be a multifunctional peripheral.

Method and apparatus for remote FAX forwarding control

A cable management system is provided for use with rack mounted devices, such as servers. The cable management system for each device mounted in the rack includes a retainer, typically mounted to the rack, and fixed to the cable. The system also includes a tension device, such as a tension reel having an extensible member, connected to the cable intermediate the retainer and the device. As the device is moved towards the retainer, the tension member pulls the cable laterally and folds the cable at the rear of the device.

Cable management system for use with rack mounted devices

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