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Chassis Management Module

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System Details Intel® Modular Server System TPS 3.4.2 Drawings This section contains perspective views of the compute module. The following figure shows the front view of the module. Figure 15. Front View of Compute Module 3.5 Chassis Management Module This section describes the chassis management module (CMM) in the Intel® Modular Server System MFSYS25/MFSYS35. 3.5.1 Introduction 3.5.1.1 CMM The server platform's chassis management module (CMM) provides chassis-wide system management. It interfaces with all system components either through the I2C bus or through the Intel® Ethernet Switch Module. (The CMM connects through the Ethernet directly to the storage controller module(s) and the Intel® Ethernet Switch Module(s), and indirectly to the compute modules. There are no Ethernet connections to the power supply modules, cooling modules, or LED boards.) The main components of the CMM are the IXP-425 microcontroller, which runs the Linux OS in addition to the built-in server control GUI, and the FPGA, which provides I²C bus expansion among other functionality. 3.5.1.2 CMM2 The server platform's chassis management module 2 (CMM2) provides chassis-wide system management. It interfaces with all system components either through the I2C bus or through the Intel® Ethernet Switch Module. (The CMM2 connects through the Ethernet directly to the storage controller module(s) and the Intel® Ethernet Switch Module(s), and indirectly to the compute modules. There are no Ethernet connections to the power supply modules, cooling modules, or LED boards.) The main components of the CMM2 are the Intel® EP80579 Integrated Processor, which runs the Linux OS in addition to the built-in server control GUI, and the FPGA, which provides I²C bus expansion among other functionality. 22 Revision 1.7 Intel order number E15155-010

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System Details
Intel® Modular Server System TPS
22
Revision 1.7
Intel order number E15155-010
3.4.2
Drawings
This section contains perspective views of the compute module.
The following figure shows the front view of the module.
Figure 15. Front View of Compute Module
3.5
Chassis Management Module
This section describes the chassis management module (CMM) in the Intel
®
Modular Server
System MFSYS25/MFSYS35.
3.5.1
Introduction
3.5.1.1
CMM
The server platform’s chassis management module (CMM) provides chassis-wide system
management. It interfaces with all system components either through the I
2
C bus or through the
Intel
®
Ethernet Switch Module. (The CMM connects through the Ethernet directly to the storage
controller module(s) and the Intel
®
Ethernet Switch Module(s), and indirectly to the compute
modules. There are no Ethernet connections to the power supply modules, cooling modules, or
LED boards.) The main components of the CMM are the IXP-425 microcontroller, which runs
the Linux OS in addition to the built-in server control GUI, and the FPGA, which provides I²C
bus expansion among other functionality.
3.5.1.2
CMM2
The server platform’s chassis management module 2 (CMM2) provides chassis-wide system
management. It interfaces with all system components either through the I
2
C bus or through the
Intel
®
Ethernet Switch Module. (The CMM2 connects through the Ethernet directly to the
storage controller module(s) and the Intel
®
Ethernet Switch Module(s), and indirectly to the
compute modules. There are no Ethernet connections to the power supply modules, cooling
modules, or LED boards.) The main components of the CMM2 are the Intel
®
EP80579
Integrated Processor, which runs the Linux OS in addition to the built-in server control GUI, and
the FPGA, which provides I²C bus expansion among other functionality.