Development of "Network Power Manager"
◆Introduction
■These days, computers that constitute corporate network systems never cease to increase, with their power consumption rates becoming enormous. Under these circumstances, it is necessary to build a computer system that eliminates wasteful power consumption.
■When computers are interrelated, the computer system is turned up and down by network administrators. Automating these tasks would save money
■On the other hand, communications operators use large numbers of hubs, routers, and other network components. When any of these devices crash (or fail due to a program malfunction), the operator goes to the site to power the system up again. There is much demand for minimizing the time required for such actions
■Sanyo Denki has thus developed the "Network Power Manager," a system that allows operators to power up and down and run various devices according to schedule, from a remote site, in order to meet the various requirements listed above
■This paper presents an overview and features of the system.
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Please see the document for details |
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English Chinese Chinese and English Japanese |
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November-1999 |
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