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IBM 39Y9579 Remote Supervisor Adapter II Slim Line Card Only
- Remote Supervisor Adapter II Slim Line Card
- Enables out-of-band server management
- Allows remote power control (on/off/reset)
- Provides access to system event logs
- Supports remote console redirection
- Facilitates hardware monitoring and diagnostics
- Slim line form factor for specific IBM chassis
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Product Overview
The IBM 39Y9579 is a Remote Supervisor Adapter II Slim Line Card, providing out-of-band management capabilities for IBM servers. It allows for remote control, monitoring, and troubleshooting of server hardware.
Technical Information
| Product Type | Remote Management Adapter |
| Form Factor | Slim Line Card |
Additional Specifications
| Interface | Proprietary IBM |
Product Description
The IBM 39Y9579 Remote Supervisor Adapter II (RSA II) Slim Line Card is a vital tool for remote server administration in IBM environments. It provides an independent management interface that operates separately from the server's main operating system and network connection. This allows IT administrators to access and control servers from virtually anywhere, at any time, regardless of the server's operational status, including when it is powered off or unresponsive. Key functionalities include remote power cycling, virtual media capabilities (allowing remote mounting of ISO images or USB drives as if they were locally attached), and access to the server's console output. These features are indispensable for troubleshooting hardware issues, performing operating system installations, and recovering servers that have encountered problems. The slim line form factor of the 39Y9579 is specifically designed to fit into certain IBM server and BladeCenter chassis, optimizing space utilization within the system. With this adapter, data center managers can significantly reduce downtime and the need for physical intervention, thereby enhancing operational efficiency and lowering total cost of ownership.
