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2. Industrial Data Center (IDC)
What is an Industrial Data Center
Todd M. Vaughn
Senior Technical Support Engineer
August 2016

3. Agenda Industrial Data Center Overview
Industrial Data Center Components
Industrial Data Center Management
Hardware Management
Virtual Machine Management

4. Industrial Data Center Sizing

5. Customer Qualification
Characteristics
E1000
Redundant Server
E2000/3000
Enterprise
Datacenter
Stand alone single application X
Stand alone single application requiring redundancy
Stand alone single application w/ 1-5 clients
Multiple applications w/ 5+ clients w/HA
Multiple legacy app + new application
Multiple legacy app + multiple new applications
Greenfield facility
Single Platform for entire Plant Environment
Plant w/ small office space converged
Building Automation System
Multi-Site Plants Centrally Managed
Enterprise Applications
Aging infrastructure replaced with current, supportable hardware.
Virtualization leveraged to decouple the hardware and operating dependency
Applications migrated into new infrastructure in days, as opposed to the weeks required to upgrade custom software applications.

6. What is the Industrial Data Center!
Complete turn key solution including:
Hardware
Software
Factory assembly
On-site configuration from the Network Security Services
Documentation
TechConnectSM support
Model Shown: E3000

7. Scalable Remote Support Solutions Industrial Data Center
8x5 Support Included (24x7 Support Optional)
Remote Monitoring Optional
Data Center Administration Optional
One Number to Dial for support of all of Your Industrial Assets
Value

8. What is the Industrial Data Center!
Industry-leading partners collaborating with Rockwell Automation to help your business realize the benefits of virtualization through a pre-engineered, scalable infrastructure offering.
Flexible Platform:
Increase Servers for More CPU/ RAM
Rack can hold up to 6 Servers
Increase Storage Controller for additional Disk Space
Additional DAE can hold 25 Disks
Rack can hold up to 3 additional DAE’s
Increase Switches to allow more Access Ports
Rack can Hold up to 2 Additional Switches
Model Shown: E3000

9. What is the Industrial Data Center!
Switching Hardware Solutions
Cisco Catalyst 3750X Stack switches
Configured for Separate Vlans for Storage
Configured Trunk Links to each Cisco Host
Configured for Standard and SSH Access
Can be uplinked to a Controls management network
Can be used as a Layer 3 Core Switch to allow for inter Vlan routing
Model Shown: E3000

10. What is the Industrial Data Center!
Host Hardware Solutions
Cisco UCS 240 M Series Servers
Redundant SD Flash for ESXi Operating system
Standard 128 GB RAM Expandable to 768GB
2 x 6 Core CPU
12 Network Adapters Split into Failover Pairs
Model Shown: E3000

11. What is the Industrial Data Center!
SAN Hardware Solutions
EMC VNXe3150, VNXe3200 series SAN
Built in Redundancy for Power and Processing
4 Network adapters per storage processor
Standard 9TB Usable storage can be expanded with Additional storage racks
Default configured with 8 500GB Data stores
Data stores can be increased as needed
Model Shown: E3000

12. VMware Overview
Combines multiple servers and storage units into a pool of resources that can be divided between applications
Provides central management for servers and their applications
Advanced high availability and disaster recovery features
Intended to provide a highly available, always on back end for server applications and desktops.
Can segment hardware into multiple priority groups.

13. Centralized management (servers)
• Monitor all host servers and virtual machines
• Deploy new VM’s from template
• Attached to the console session to manage installed applications
• Shutdown / reset problem VM’s
• Backup and restore virtual machines with integrated Add-ons (VSphere Data Protection (optional)

14. Management of the IDC
Access to Cisco Integrated Management Console (CIMC)
Web page management
Power management of the Esxi Operating system
Firmware Upgrades
Hardware Management
Access to the EMC
Web page management
Configure Datastores for Vcenter
Configure File Share for local shares
Firmware Upgrades
Disk Management

15. Virtual Machine Management
Access through vSphere client or Web Client
Ability to monitor and Manage a Virtual Machines performance without have to access the image directly
Opening a Console session to a virtual machine
Creating and working with templates for quicker deployment of new virtual machines.

16. Industrial Data Center