HP dc73 HP Blade Workstation Solution Planning Guide - Page 4

5-5-1 Characterizing latency...32 5-5-2 Characterizing RGS bandwidth consumption 34 5-6 Network summary...35 Figures Figure 1-1 HP Blade Workstation Solution documentation hierarchy 5 Figure 3-1 When viewed electronically, the rounded rectangles are buttons which generate mouse-over popup text boxes...8 Figure 3-2 The HP Blade Workstation Solution architecture 9 Figure 3-3 iLO 2 status summary ...11 Figure 3-4 Boot console ...12 Figure 3-5 Connecting virtual media to the blade workstation 12 Figure 3-6 c7000 enclosure front and rear views provided by Onboard Administrator 18 Figure 4-1 Recommended blade workstation solution deployment steps 20 Figure 5-1 The RGS performance triad...23 Figure 5-2 Network traffic between the RGS Sender and Receiver 24 Figure 5-3 Separation of RGS traffic from data traffic 26 Figure 5-4 Maximizing RGS security ...28 Figure 5-5 Maximizing RGS reliability ...29 Figure 5-6 Typical network layers in an enterprise-class network 30 Figure 5-7 Latency and bandwidth consumption 31 Figure 5-8 Bing command sample output ...32 Figure 5-9 Ethereal sample screen...33 Figure 5-10 Performance monitoring ...34 Tables Table 5-1 RGS frame rate for different network latencies when Rgreceiver.MaxImageUpdateRequests=1.... 24 Table 5-2 Latency values and their effects...25 Table 5-3 Typical bandwidth consumption for a 100 Mb/s network 34 Figures 4