Sun Microsystems, Inc.

Timothy E Mautz

Denise R Silverman

Thomas E Stewart

Clifford B Willis

Andrew P Tosh

Robert J Lajara

Steven J Furuta

Barry Marshall

Michael White

Vince P Hileman

Edward J Cornelius, Iii

Victor E Jochiong

James Robert Kitchen

Raymond Kai Ho

Kaamel M Kermaani

Richard R Creason

David M Arstein

Carl L Meert

Adiymar Bigio

Steve M Wilson

A label holder for labeling a rack-mounted computer system component is provided. The label holder includes an elongated body, a plurality of legs, and at least one retaining foot on at least one of the legs. Additionally, the holder may include one or more stiffening members and/or one or more shoulder ledges. The holder may be installed on a ventilation grating on a surface of the computer system component. The holder may be configured to allow air to flow between the holder and computer system component, so that cooling air is not prevented from flowing through the computer system component by the holder. At least one leg and/or the elongated body may be elastically deformable to allow at least one retaining foot to be engaged with an opening on the surface of the computer system component. Additionally, one or more of the retaining feet may have a beveled lower surface that may assist in installing the holder. A label applied to the holder may be written directly on a surface of the holder, affixed by adhesive or magnetically or physically coupled to the holder.

Universal snap-in-place customer label plate

A computer system comprising a chassis and housing removable servers supported in subchassis, each chassis having optional front or read cable access. Power and signal connectivity to the servers may be made from the front or rear of the system. The subchassis may be half the width of the chassis or a quarter of a width of the chassis. The subchassis further include an upper bay and a lower bay as well as a plurality of field replaceable units, which all may be access through the front of the chassis. One or more of the field replaceable units connect to the system through a midplane, located within the subchassis.

Computer system having front and rear cable access

The disclosed device is directed towards an air inlet bezel. The air inlet bezel comprises a body and a system air inlet grill contiguous with the body. A power supply air inlet grill is contiguous with the body and proximate to the system air inlet grill. A pair of ejector tabs is formed in the body. The ejector tabs are configured to manually couple the air inlet bezel to a power supply assembly.

High air flow inlet bezel

Computer housing bezel

Thin network server

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San Anselmo, CA, United States of America

Timothy E Mautz