External multi-host system
A multi-host, mainframe technology, applied in the direction of instruments, electrical digital data processing, energy-saving computing, etc., can solve problems that are not suitable for multi-host operation
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[0038] Many modern servers are built within a 2U chassis cluster enclosure that includes four network hosts (eg, compute nodes). These servers, and similar implementations, can be very dense, requiring advanced thermal solutions that can be complex. Integrating another network interface card (NIC) into such a server enclosure is challenging, especially when dealing with high performance, high power NICs that generate more heat. Additionally, some NICs, especially high-performance, high-power NICs, are expensive to produce.
[0039] Each NIC in the server enclosure typically has a network connection to a top of rack (TOR) switch. As the number of compute nodes increases, so does the number of cables leading to the switch, complicating the installation and maintenance of network connections. Additionally, each NIC requires a corresponding port in the TOR switch.
[0040] Embodiments of the present invention alleviate these difficulties by providing a multi-...
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