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IIM and EMAC tools allow data centre and network managers to measure power use down to rack and device level.


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Upon receipt of the magic packet the device is brought back to life ready for communication. The energy benefits of Wake-on- LAN should not be underestimated. A single 200 watt server uses approximately 60-80% of its power (120-160 watts) when sitting idle. By using this feature organisations can significantly reduce their overall power consumption and will see significant savings in energy costs.


Data centre and network managers also need to ensure that they are measuring and monitoring power consumption, so that they can manage and know where to reduce energy use. Surprisingly, despite the growing awareness of the impacts of climate change, and subsequent


legislation and voluntary CO2 reduction schemes, research shows that most managers are unaware of their organisation’s energy use and cost. Intelligent Infrastructure Management (IIM) and Environmental Monitoring and Control (EMAC) tools allow data centre and network managers to measure power use down to rack and device level, and can produce trend data for single or groups of physical systems.


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Energy efficiency and reducing power consumption are complicated issues, particularly given the need for constant uptime and increasing bandwidth requirements. However, by carefully considering the type and quality of cabling used and the new technology and tools available, data centre and network managers can make a real difference to reducing their organisation’s energy use.


switch PDUs on or off depending on actual requirements, ensuring that power is only used when and where it is needed. In addition, EMAC systems can send email or text alerts if pre-determined parameters are exceeded, allowing organisations to differentiate between warning and critical status. EMAC tools can also monitor rack temperature and humidity levels for maximum performance. IIM and EMAC tools allow


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organisations to identify the areas of their data centre and network infrastructures where improvements are needed and set benchmarks against which to measure their success in reducing power use and improving energy efficiency.


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