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Introduced in May of 2007 along with the RoHS version of the Sun Fire T2000, the Sun Fire T1000 Server is part of Sun's line of Coolthreads® servers, so named because of their chip multithreading technology - CMT, and their low power consumption that allows them to run 'cooler' than comparable machines from other vendors. Since its introduction Sun has also introduced the Sun Enterprise T5120, the Sun Enterprise T5140, the Sun Enterprise T5220, the Sun Enterprise T5240, and the Sun Enterprise T5440 servers. The Sun Fire T1000 set a new world record by delivering 51,540 BOPS for the SPECjbb2005 Benchmark, beating all other 2-way and less servers. Driven by the world's most energy efficient processors, the Sun Fire T1000 server supports more demanding workloads in less space and energy than any other system – again – at the time of its introduction. A throughput-optimized server with up to 32 threads per processor, all in a 1U package, the T1000 delivers more than 5x the throughput per rack of Xeon-based servers running Java applications.
Sun has a free-to-the-public field engineer's handbook called Sunsolve. The handbook pages for the Sun Fire T1000 server can be viewed by clicking here.
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Introduced in April 2006 as a non-RoHS machine, the Sun Fire T2000 server was revised in May of 2007 to a RoHS version, which coincided with the introduction of the Sun Fire T1000. The Sun Fire T2000 Server is part of Sun's line of Coolthreads® servers, so named because of their chip multithreading technology - CMT, and their low power consumption that allows them to run 'cooler' than comparable machines from other vendors. Since its introduction Sun has also introduced the Sun Enterprise T5120, the Sun Enterprise T5140, the Sun Enterprise T5220, the Sun Enterprise T5240, and the Sun Enterprise T5440 servers.
The Sun Fire T2000 Server has set new world records for the SPECjAppServer2004. SPECjbb2005, and SPECweb2005 benchmarks, beating all other 2-way and less servers. Driven by the world's most energy efficient processors, the Sun Fire T2000 server supports more demanding workloads in less space and energy than any other system – again – at the time of its introduction. A throughput-optimized server with up to 32 threads per processor supporting up to 64 GB RAM, the T2000 allows you to drive up utilization, drive down costs, and massively consolidate workloads with built-in, no-cost virtualization technology with Logical Domains (LDoms) and Solaris Containers. The T2000 has three times the throughput at 30 percent less power and cooling costs of competitive servers.
Sun has a free-to-the-public field engineer's handbook called Sunsolve. The handbook pages for the Sun Fire T2000 server can be viewed by clicking here. This page is for the non-R0HS machine, and also contains a link to the RoHS Sun Fire T2000.
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The Sun Enterprise T5120 Server is part of Sun's line of Coolthreads® servers, along with the Sun Fire T1000, the Sun Fire T2000, the Sun Enterprise T5140, the Sun Enterprise T5220, the Sun Enterprise T5240, and the Sun Enterprise T5440 servers. They're named Coolthreads® both because of their chip multithreading technology - CMT, and their low power consumption that allows them to run 'cooler' than comparable machines from other server manufacturers.
When it was introduced in November of 2007, the Sun Enterprise T5120 was billed as “the world's ultimate virtualization server” because it was the fastest server designed for virtualization at the time of its debut. Like the Sun Enterprise T5220, the Sun Enterprise T5120 server provides the flexibility and power of 64 virtual systems in a single server, giving maximum energy efficiency, with the industry's best performance per watt. Other features of the T5120 include: UltraSPARC T2 processor technology with CPUs that are 4, 6, or 8 core 1.2 GHz, 8 core 1.4 GHz, or 8 core 1.6 GHz UltraSPARC T2 processors with one processor per system and a maximum of 64 threads; up to 128 GB of memory using 8 GB DIMMs; and up to 8 ea. 300 GB SAS disk drives or 32 GB 2.5-Inch SATA SSDs (solid state drives).
Sun has a free-to-the-public field engineer's handbook called Sunsolve. The handbook pages for the Sun Enterprise T5120 server can be viewed by clicking here.
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Introduced in April of 2008, the Sun Enterprise T5140 Server is part of Sun's line of Coolthreads® servers, along with the Sun Fire T1000, Sun Fire T2000, the Sun Enterprise T5120, the Sun Enterprise T5220, the Sun Enterprise T5240, and the Sun Enterprise T5440 servers. They're named Coolthreads® both because of their chip multithreading technology - CMT, and their low power consumption that allows them to run 'cooler' than comparable machines from other server manufacturers.
At the time of its product announcement, the Sun Enterprise T5140 was billed as “the World's first dual-socket, general-purpose CMT server powered by the 3rd generation UltraSPARC T2 Plus processor.” Only configured with two CPUs, the Sun Enterprise T5140 server provides the flexibility and power of 128 virtual systems in a single server, and 5,120 compute threads per rack. Other features of the T5140 include: CPUs that are 4, 6, or 8 core 1.2 GHz, 8 core 1.4 GHz, or 8 core 1.6 GHz UltraSPARC T2 processors; up to 128 GB of memory using 8 GB DIMMs; up to 4 ea. 300 GB SAS disk drives or 32 GB 2.5-Inch SATA SSDs (solid state drives), integrated on-chip cryptographic acceleration and on-board 10-gigabit Ethernet for secure computing and high-speed networking.
Sun has a free-to-the-public field engineer's handbook called Sunsolve. The handbook pages for the Sun Enterprise T5140 server can be viewed by clicking here.
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The Sun Enterprise T5220 Server is part of Sun's line of Coolthreads® servers, along with the Sun Fire T1000 the Sun Fire T2000, the Sun Enterprise T5120, the Sun Enterprise T5140, the Sun Enterprise T5240, and the Sun Enterprise T5440 servers.. They're named Coolthreads® both because of their chip multithreading technology - CMT, and their low power consumption that allows them to run 'cooler' than comparable machines from other server manufacturers.
When it was introduced in November of 2007, the Sun Enterprise T5220 was billed as “the world's ultimate virtualization server” because it was the fastest server designed for virtualization at the time of its debut. The Sun Fire T5220 server provides the flexibility and power of 64 virtual systems in a single server, giving maximum energy efficiency, with the industry's best performance per watt. Other features of the T5220 include: CPUs that are 4, 6, or 8 core 1.2 GHz, 8 core 1.4 GHz, or 8 core 1.6 GHz UltraSPARC T2 processors with one processor per system and a maximum of 64 threads; up to 128 GB of memory using 8 GB DIMMs; and up to 16 ea. 300 GB SAS disk drives or 32 GB 2.5-Inch SATA SSDs (solid state drives).
Sun has a free-to-the-public field engineer's handbook called Sunsolve. The handbook pages for the Sun Enterprise T5220 server can be viewed by clicking here.
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Introduced in April of 2008, the Sun Enterprise T5240 Server is part of Sun's line of Coolthreads® servers, along with the Sun Fire T1000, the Sun Fire T2000, the Sun Enterprise T5120, the Sun Enterprise T5140, the Sun Enterprise T5220, and the Sun Enterprise T5440 servers. They're named Coolthreads® both because of their chip multithreading technology - CMT, and their low power consumption that allows them to run 'cooler' than comparable machines from other server manufacturers.
At the time of its product announcement, the Sun Enterprise T5240 was billed as “the World's first dual-socket, general-purpose CMT server powered by the 3rd generation UltraSPARC T2 Plus processor.” The Sun Enterprise T5240 server provides the flexibility and power of 128 virtual systems in a single server, and 2,500 compute threads per rack. Other features of the T5240 include: CPUs that are 4, 6, or 8 core 1.2 GHz, 8 core 1.4 GHz, or 8 core 1.6 GHz UltraSPARC T2 plus processors; up to 256 GB of memory using 8 GB DIMMs; up to 16 ea. 300 GB SAS disk drives or 32 GB 2.5-Inch SATA SSDs (solid state drives), integrated on-chip cryptographic acceleration and on-board 10-gigabit Ethernet for secure computing and high-speed networking.
Sun has a free-to-the-public field engineer's handbook called Sunsolve. The handbook pages for the Sun Enterprise T5240 server can be viewed by clicking here.
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Introduced in October of 2008, the Sun Enterprise T5440 Server is the most powerful - and only scalable - of Sun's line of Coolthreads® servers, which also includes the Sun Fire T1000, the Sun Fire T2000, the Sun Enterprise T5120, the Sun Enterprise T5140, the Sun Enterprise T5220, and the Sun Enterprise T5240 servers. They're named Coolthreads® both because of their chip multithreading technology - CMT, and their low power consumption that allows them to run 'cooler' than comparable machines from other server manufacturers.
At the time of its product announcement, the Sun Enterprise T5440 was billed as the “World’s first quad-socket, general-purpose server powered by the UltraSPARC T2 Plus "system on a chip" processor. The Sun Enterprise T5440 server provides the flexibility and power of 256 virtual systems in a single server, and more than 2,500 compute threads per rack. Other features of the T5440 include: One to four CPUs that are 8 core 1.2 GHz, 1.4 GHz, or 1.6 GHz UltraSPARC T2 plus processors; up to 512 GB of memory using 8 GB DIMMs; up to 4 ea. 300 GB SAS disk drives or 32 GB 2.5-Inch SATA SSDs (solid state drives), integrated on-chip cryptographic acceleration and on-board 10-gigabit Ethernet for secure computing and high-speed networking.
Sun has a free-to-the-public field engineer's handbook called Sunsolve. The handbook pages for the Sun Enterprise T5440 server can be viewed by clicking here.
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The Sun SPARC Enterprise M3000 is the affordable, single-processor, entry-level server of the M-series Enterprise family (which also includes the Enterprise M4000 and the Enterprise M5000), and delivers mainframe-class RAS capabilities and performance in a 2RU footprint.
Sun has a free-to-the-public field engineer's handbook called Sunsolve. The handbook pages for the Sun M3000 server can be viewed by clicking here.
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The Sun Fire V100 replaces the Netra X1 as the newest version of the 'flapjack-lite' server. It is a full-featured package with a 1U form factor designed for customers wanting a compact, rackable server based on the industry-proven SPARC technology and the Solaris operating system. With its small footprint and rack-optimized features, the Sun Fire V100 server is also ideal for customers wanting to extend their existing SPARC/Solaris infrastructure.
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The successor to the Netra T1 AC200 server, the Sun Fire V120 server offers processing power, memory, and storage in a thin, rack-optimized, affordable package, with a processor speed of either 550 MHz or 650 MHz.
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The Netra 120 server is the NEBS certified DC version of the Sun Fire V120 server, and is a high-density, rack-optimized thin server designed with ruggedized packaging for environments where service availability is critical. Featuring NEBS Level 3 certification, a 650-MHz UltraSPARC IIi processor, 512 KB of Level 2 cache, up to 4 GB of memory, and up to two 73-GB hard drives, the Netra 120 server is a complete, easily-managed system that utilizes the robust SPARC/Solaris architecture.
Along with SCSI, PCI, and network connectivity in a 1U form factor package, the Netra 120 server provides rack-optimized features such as Lights Out Management (LOM) software, front-and-back LEDs, and hot-swappable hard drives for easy administration.
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Introduced in June of 2003, the Sun Fire V210 server features up to two 1.34 GHz UltraSPARC IIIi processors, four built-in Gigabit Ethernet ports, a system configuration card, advanced remote management, and an optional integrated SSL card, all in a feature-rich, ultra-dense, rack-optimized package.
In January of 2006 Sun introduced a RoHS version of the Sun Fire V210 server, and in September of 2007 the V210 was EOL'd (end-of-lifed). The Sun Fire V210 was replaced by the Sun Fire V215 server. Additionally, Sun produced a Telco (NEBS compliant) version of the Sun Fire V210 called the Netra 210.
Sun has an excellent free-to-the-public field engineer's handbook called Sunsolve. The handbook pages for the V210 can be viewed by clicking here.
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Introduced in April of 2006, the Netra 210 is NEBS compliant version of the Sun Fire V210 server, and is a high-performance entry-level server that can handle rough environments. The smallest of the Netra servers at the time of its introduction, the Netra 210 measures 1U (1.75-inches) and packs one or two 1.34 GHz UltraSPARC IIIi processors, takes up to 8 GB RAM, and uses 15K Ultra-320 disk drives. The Netra 210 allows for economical growth, whether it is1U at a time, or even one processor at a time. Additionally, the DC version is NEBS level 3 certified, and the AC version is NEBS compliant; both versions are ETSI compliant. The Netra 210 was only produced in a RoHS compliant version. It was EOL’d (end-of-lifed) in June of 2009.
Sun has a free-to-the-public field engineer's handbook called Sunsolve. The handbook pages for the Sun Netra 210 server can be viewed by clicking here.
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Introduced in October of 2006, and the direct replacement for the Sun Fire V210 server, the Sun Fire V215 server is a rack-optimized, 1U/24-inch depth design, and comes with up to two 1.5-GHz UltraSPARC® IIIi, Processors, up to 16 GB of memory, and up to two 73 GB SAS 2.5-inch disks (146 GB disks are optional). The the Sun Fire™ V215 server was billed as the ultimate high density,rack-optimized server at its product announcement. The Sun Fire V215 server also includes four integrated Gigabit Ethernet ports, two PCI slots, redundant power supplies, and Advanced Lights Out Management (ALOM) for simplified remote management. The Sun Fire V215 server was EOL'd (end-of-lifed) in April of 2008.
Sun has an excellent free-to-the-public field engineer's handbook called Sunsolve. The handbook pages for the Sun Fire V215 can be viewed by clicking here.
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Introduced in June of 2003, the Sun Fire V240 server is a dual-processor-capable, rack-optimized server designed for high availability. The Sun Fire V240 features up to two UltraSPARC IIIi processors, 8 GB of memory, and four disks. It also comes with four Gigabit Ethernet ports, three PCI slots, two redundant power supplies, a system configuration card, advanced remote management, and an optional SSL card, all in a 2U package that sets the standard for rack-ready servers.
A R0HS version of the Sun Fire V240 was introduced in January of 2006, and the V240 was EOL'd (end-of-lifed) in September of 2007. the Sun Fire V240 was replaced by the Sun Fire V245 server. Additionally, Sun produced a Telco (NEBS compliant) version of the Sun Fire V240 called the Netra 240.
Sun has an excellent free-to-the-public field engineer's handbook called Sunsolve. The handbook pages for the V240 can be viewed by clicking here.
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The Sun Netra 240 server is the carrier grade, NEBS Level 3 certified version of the popular Sun Fire V240. It is a dual-processor-capable, rack-optimized server designed for high availability in a compact 2U package. Reliable and rugged, the Netra 240 meets the deployment needs for telecommunications, service provider, defense, military, and network infrastructures. The Netra 240 features up to two UltraSPARC IIIi processors, 8 GB of memory, and two disks. It also comes with four Gigabit Ethernet ports, three PCI slots, two redundant power supplies, a system configuration card, and advanced remote management.
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The Sun Fire V245 supports up to two UltraSPARC IIIi processors in the same 2 RU box and supports up to four drives and expanded I/O options.
Introduced in October 2006 as the upgrade from the Sun Fire V240 server, the V245 offers up to 18 percent higher application performance, twice as many USB ports, 33% more PCI slots, 3 GB/sec 10K SAS disk drives, twice the memory capacity, as well as the rock-solid reliability of the Solaris OS. The Sun Fire V245 was EOL'd (end-of-lifed) in April of 2008.
Sun has an excellent free-to-the-public field engineer's handbook called Sunsolve. The handbook pages for the Sun Fire V245 can be viewed by clicking here.
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The Sun Fire V250 server is powered by up to two 1.06-GHz or 1.28-GHz UltraSPARC IIIi processors and offers a reliable and secure two-processor server platform. The Sun Fire V250 server was designed to deliver enterprise-level reliability, availability, and security for organizations in small-office environments that require low acquisition costs, key application support, and low complexity.
The Sun Fire V250 server is a feature-rich server that offers up to 8 GB of DDR memory, up to eight hot-swappable, 73-GB UltraSCSI hard drives, six 64-bit PCI slots, four USB ports, Advanced Lights Out Manager (ALOM) software, and a System Configuration Card.
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Powered by UltraSPARC III technology, the Sun Fire 280R is a rack-optimized server that provides reliability, availability, and scability where you need it. This system is ideal for financial services, service providers, and e-commerce applications.
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Introduced in March of 2003 as a high-performance, data center-class server, the Sun Fire V440 is a flexible platform for delivering low-cost, horizontally-scalable services and solutions. Comparable in many ways to the Sun Fire V480, the CPU of the V440, however, has 1 Mb cache, compared with the 8 Mb cache of the Sun Fire V480 server. With up to four 1.062-GHz, 1.28-GHz, or 1.593 GHz UltraSPARC IIIi processors, up to 32 GB of memory, up to four 36-GB, 73-GB, or 146-GB Ultra320 SCSI disks, six PCI slots, two Gigabit Ethernet ports, identity transfer feature, and remote server management capability, the rack-optimized 4U V440 server features an integrated architecture designed to meet a variety of different processing needs while reducing complexity and maximizing valuable data center floor space.
The Sun Fire V440 server was introduced in a RoHS version in March of 2006, and was EOL'd (end-of-lifed) in September of 2007. The Sun Fire V445 was introduced in October of 2006 as the replacement for the Sun Fire V440 server.
Sun has a free-to-the-public field engineer's handbook called Sunsolve. The handbook pages for the Sun Fire V440 server can be viewed by clicking here.
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Introduced in September of 2004, the Sun Netra is the carrier grade version of the popular Sun Fire V440. Like the V440, it is a flexible platform for delivering low-cost, horizontally-scalable services and solutions. Though comparable in most ways to the Sun Fire V440, there are some differences, notably the height of the server (5U instead of 4U), only two CPU speeds available – 1.28 and 1.593 GHz UltraSPARC IIIi processors, four 400 WATT AC or DC power supplies (instead of two 650 WATT power supplies), and the use of 15K RPM Ultra320 disk drives. Other specifications for both systems are the same, with the Netra 440 capable of having up to 32 GB of memory, six PCI slots, two Gigabit Ethernet ports, identity transfer feature, and remote server management capability. The Netra 440 server was introduced in a RoHS version in May of 2006, and was EOL'd (end-of-lifed) in November of 2008. There is no direct replacement for the Netra 440 server.
Sun has a free-to-the-public field engineer's handbook called Sunsolve. The handbook pages for the Sun Netra 440 server can be viewed by clicking here. This page also contains a link to the Netra 440 RoHS version of the server.
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Introduced in October 2006 as the direct replacement for the Sun Fire V440 server, the Sun Fire V445 improves on the previous machine by offering twice as much memory as the original Sun Fire V440's 16 GB RAM (later the V440 was available with 32 GB RAM too), twice as many disks (up to 8 of the 2.5 inch SAS disk drives), 33% more PCI slots, double the number of Gigabit Ethernet ports, and twice as many power supplies, all in the same size server (4 rack units).
The Sun Fire V445 was EOL'd (end-of-lifed) in April of 2008, with no direct replacement machine named by Sun.
Sun has a free-to-the-public field engineer's handbook called Sunsolve. The handbook pages for the Sun Fire V445 server can be viewed by clicking here.
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Introduced in August of 2007, the M4000 is one of two direct replacements for the Sun Fire V490 server and the Sun Fire E2900 server, the other direct replacement being the Enterprise M5000. Part of a new generation of mid-range data center-class systems, the Sun SPARC Enterprise M4000 server offers non-disruptive in box transitions and the ability to mix and match processor generations, without downtime, expensive upgrade kits or forklifts. The Sun SPARC Enterprise M4000 is ideally suited for tasks such as ERP, SCM, CRM deployments, collaboration and large shared memory applications and can easily be scaled out to meet increased future requirements. The M4000 is optimized for 24x7 mission critical computing and large shared memory applications; allows you to mix and match up to four 2.4 GHz SPARC64 VII processors and/or 2.15 GHz SPARC64 VI processors in the same system; has built-in, integrated, flexible virtualization technology; its SPARC64 VII quad-core processor provides an almost twofold performance improvement on HPC or floating point intensive workloads, and up to 80% more performance on commercial applications; and it is an ideal consolidation platform with up to 2 dynamic domains, and support for thousands of Solaris containers.
Sun has a free-to-the-public field engineer's handbook called Sunsolve. The handbook pages for the Sun M4000 server can be viewed by clicking here.
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Introduced in August of 2007, the M5000 is one of two direct replacements for the Sun Fire V490 server and the Sun Fire E2900 server, the other direct replacement being the Enterprise M4000. Providing mainframe performance in a 10RU system, the Sun SPARC Enterprise M5000 server offers non-disruptive in box transitions and the ability to mix and match processor generations, without downtime, expensive upgrade kits or forklifts, just like the M4000. The Sun SPARC Enterprise M5000 is also ideally suited for tasks such as ERP, SCM, CRM deployments, collaboration and large shared memory applications and can easily be scaled out to meet increased future requirements. The M5000 is optimized for 24x7 mission critical computing and large shared memory applications; allows you to mix and match up to four 2.4 GHz SPARC64 VII processors and/or 2.15 GHz SPARC64 VI processors in the same system; has built-in, integrated, flexible virtualization technology; its SPARC64 VII quad-core processor provides an almost twofold performance improvement on HPC or floating point intensive workloads, and up to 80% more performance on commercial applications; and it is an ideal consolidation platform with up to 4 dynamic domains, and support for thousands of Solaris containers.
Sun has a free-to-the-public field engineer's handbook called Sunsolve. The handbook pages for the Sun M5000 server can be viewed by clicking here.
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At the time of its introduction, the Sun Fire V480 server was positioned at the high-end of Sun's powerful line of rack-optimized, entry-level servers. The Sun Fire V480 server features two or four 900 MHz, 1.05 GHz, or 1.2 GHz UltraSPARC III Cu processors, up to 32 GB of memory, two hot-plug FC-AL disks, two hot-swappable (N+1) power supplies, dual integrated 10/100/1000-Mbps Ethernet, 6 PCI slots, and Remote System Control in a 5RU, 24-inch deep, rack-optimized chassis. The V480 was EOL'd (end of lifed) in December of 2005, and replaced by the Sun Fire V490. Sun has an excellent free-to-the-public field engineer's handbook called Sunsolve. The handbook pages for the V480 can be viewed by clicking here.
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Introduced to the market in September of 2004, the Sun Fire V490 is the direct replacement for the Sun Fire Sun Fire V480. With UltraSPARC IV and UltraSPARC IV+ processors - ranging from 1.05GHz to 2.1GHz - in the V490, the performance of this 5 RU server is up to 5 times faster compared to UltraSPARC III based Sun Fire V480 servers. Up to four processors per box with eight threads and 32GB of memory make it ideal for securing and delivering multiple applications and business processes or distributed databases. In July of 2006 Sun introduced a RoHS version of the V490, and in October of 2007 introduced the Sun Fire V490 2100. The Sun Fire V490 was EOL'd (end-of-lifed) in April of 2009, and replaced by the Enterprise M4000.
Sun has an excellent free-to-the-public field engineer's handbook called Sunsolve. The handbook pages for the V490 can be viewed by clicking here. This page of the field engineer's handbook also has links to the Sun Fire V490 RoHS and the Sun Fire V490 2100.
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The Sun Fire V880 server is ideal for remote offices and departments, and as a complementary system in data centers. Powered by UltraSPARC III technology, this rack-mountable deskside unit excels in running database, e-commerce, and enterprise resource planning applications. It is available with processor speeds from 750 MHz through 1.2 GHz, and can take up to 8 processors. The V880 was EOL'd (end of lifed) in October of 2005, and replaced by the Sun Fire V890. Sun has an excellent free-to-the-public field engineer's handbook called Sunsolve. The handbook pages for the V880 can be viewed by clicking here.
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Introduced to the Sun community in September of 2004, the Sun Fire V890 server is the direct successor to the V880. Outfitted with either the UltraSPARC IV or the UltraSPARC IV+, performance is up to 5X faster (UltraSPARC IV+). It is ideal for remote offices and departments, and as a complementary system in data centers, and excels in running database, e-commerce, and enterprise resource planning applications. The Sun Fire V890 is available with processor speeds from 1.2 GHz through 2.1 GHz, and is scalable to eight processors, 16 threads and 64GB of memory, giving you headroom to spare. The Sun Fire V890 was EOL'd (end-of-lifed) in April of 2009, and replaced by the Enterprise M5000. Sun has an excellent free-to-the-public field engineer's handbook called Sunsolve. The handbook pages for the V890 can be viewed by clicking here. This page of the field engineer's handbook also has links to the Sun Fire V890 RoHS and the Sun Fire V890 2100.
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Introduced in March of 2003 as the replacement for the Sun Fire 3800 server, Sun Fire V1280 server gives you a choice of 4-way, 8-way, or 12-way multiprocessing based on boards containing four UltraSPARC III Cu processors and memory, using one, two, or three perpendicularly mounted processor boards. Processor boards contain four processors of the same speed. However, the V1280 supports mixed-speed CPUs on multiple boards, so the addition of a faster processor board does not necessitate the upgrading of previously installed system boards.
Large memory capacity allows high performance through data-in-memory applications. Up to 96 GB memory gives you plenty of flexibility. The server also gives you large and multiple concurrent data access from memory, such as 512 data bits per access, ECC-protected.
The Sun Fire V1280 server gives you a host of advanced availability features, including: dynamic reconfiguration of CPU/memory boards, hot CPU upgrades, redundant Sun Fireplane interconnect, redundant network connections, hot-swap disks, smart fans, and 2N redundant hot-swap power supplies.
The Sun Fire V1280 was shipped as a RoHS compliant server starting in July of 2006, and was EOL’d (end-of-lifed) in October of 2007. It was replaced by the Sun Fire E2900.
Sun has a free-to-the-public field engineer's handbook called Sunsolve. The handbook pages for the Sun Fire V1280 server can be viewed by clicking here. This page also contains a link to the Sun Fire V1280 RoHS version of the server.
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The Sun Fire Enterprise 2900 server was introduced in May of 2004 as the replacement for the Sun Fire V1280 server. It gives you a choice of 4-way, 8-way, or 12-way multiprocessing based on boards containing four UltraSPARC III, IV, or IV+ processors using one, two, or three perpendicularly mounted processor boards. As with the Sun Fire V1280, rocessor boards contain four processors of the same speed. However, the E2900 supports mixed-speed CPUs on multiple boards, so the addition of a faster processor board does not necessitate the upgrading of previously installed system boards. Large memory capacity allows high performance through data-in-memory applications. Up to 192 GB memory gives you plenty of flexibility. The server also gives you large and multiple concurrent data access from memory, such as 512 data bits per access, ECC-protected. The Sun Fire E2900 server gives you a host of advanced availability features, including: dynamic reconfiguration of CPU/memory boards, hot CPU upgrades, redundant Sun Fireplane interconnect, redundant network connections, hot-swap disks, smart fans, and 2N redundant hot-swap power supplies.
The Sun Fire E2900 was shipped as a RoHS compliant server starting in July of 2006, and was EOL’d (end-of-lifed) in April of 2009. It is replaced by both the Enterprise M4000 and the Enterprise M5000.
Sun has a free-to-the-public field engineer's handbook called Sunsolve. The handbook pages for the Sun Enterprise E2900 server can be viewed by clicking here. This page also contains a link to the E2900 RoHS version of the server.
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Introduced in the spring of 2004, the V20z server offers high CPU density in a 1RU form factor. Based on dual-core or single-core AMD Opteron processors, the Sun Fire V20z server outperformed most servers in its class at the time of its introduction, and cost less than the competition too. It runs both 32-bit and 64-bit applications simultaneously, as well as multiple operating systems. With up to 16 gigabytes of memory in a rack-optimized one-rack-unit (1RU) form factor, the V20z was a powerful, well priced addition to the Sun family of X86 based servers.
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The Sun Fire V40 is a powerful, compact AMD Opteron based server that is ideal for databases, network services, computation, infrastructure services, security, and as an application server. With a form factor of only three rack units, this server can run up to 4 AMD Opteron 200 Series processors or Next-Generation AMD Opteron 2000 Series processors, 32 GB of RAM, and up to 5 hot swappable disk drives. The energy efficient V40z has up to 52% lower power and cooling costs over Xeon servers, and supports multiple operating systems, including Solaris OS, Linux, and Windows.
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Introduced in October of 2005, the X2100 / X2100 M2 is a powerful, compact AMD Opteron based server that is ideal for grid computing, network services, web services, security, and as an application development server. Along with the X2200 M2, it was the start of the power and popular line of Sun ‘X’ servers that includes the X4100, X4200, X4500, X4540, and X4600. With a form factor of only one rack unit, this server uses one single core or dual core AMD Opteron processor, up to 8 GB of RAM, and up to 2 hot swappable 3.5 inch 15 K SAS or 7200 RPM SATA disk drives. The X2100 / X2100 M2 supports multiple operating systems, including Solaris OS, Linux, and Windows.
In April of 2006 Sun X2100 with a RoHS:YL version of the server, and then introduced the X2100 M2 in October of 2006. The X2100 and the X2100 RoHS:YL were EOL’d (end-of-lifed) in April of 2007, and the X2100 M2 was EOL’d in April of 2009. The X2100 series was replaced by the Sun Fire X2200 M2 Server and Sun Fire X2250 Server.
Sun has a free-to-the-public field engineer's handbook called Sunsolve. The handbook pages for the Sun Fire X2100 server can be viewed by clicking here. This page also contains link to the Sun Fire X2100 RoHS:YL and the Sun Fire X2100 M2 RoHS:YL. versions of the server.
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Introduced in September of 2006, the Sun Fire X2200 M2 is powerful, compact, and highly scalable, with optional enhanced Quad-Core AMD Opteron processors and industry-leading memory capacity in a 1RU entry system. The Sun Fire X2200 M2 server is ideal for high-performance computing clusters running memory-intensive applications or high-scale Web application architectures.
The Sun Fire X2200 M2 is part of the popular line of Sun ‘X’ servers that started with the X2100, and includes the X4100, X4200, X4500, X4540, and X4600.
With a form factor of only one rack unit, this server uses one or two dual core or quad core AMD Opteron processors, up to 64 GB of RAM, and up to 2 hot swappable 3.5 inch 15 K SAS or 7200 RPM SATA disk drives. The X2200 M2 supports multiple operating systems, including Solaris OS, Linux, and Windows.
The X2200 M2 was EOL’d in January of 2010, and was replaced by the Sun Fire X2270 Server.
Sun has a free-to-the-public field engineer's handbook called Sunsolve. The handbook pages for the Sun Fire X2200 M2 server can be viewed by clicking here.
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Introduced in July of 2008 as the replacement for the X2100 M2 server, the Sun Fire X2250 was billed as “Sun's most compact and powerful entry-level server ever.” Sun intended the X2250 server to be used in the mechanical computer aided engineering (MCAE), energy exploration, electronic design automation (EDA), and life sciences industries, and said its key application uses are aerodynamic modeling, seismic interpretation, microprocessor/ASIC simulation, genetic sequencing, options analysis, and financial services. During its product lifecycle, the Sun Fire X2250 server was so fast that it set the SPECint_rate2006 world record. The Sun Fire X2250 is part of the popular line of Sun ‘X’ servers that started with the X2100, and includes the X2200 M2’ X4100, X4200, X4500, X4540, and X4600. The Sun Fire X2250 server was the first ‘X’ series server to use Intel® Xeon® processors (instead of AMD Opteron CPUs).
With a form factor of only one rack unit, this server uses one or two dual core or quad core processors, up to 32 GB of RAM, and up to to 2 hotplug 250 GB, 500 GB or 1 TB SATA 3.5" (7,200RPM) disk drives.
The X2250 supports multiple operating systems with following minimum release levels: Solaris 10 10/08 or later; OpenSolaris 2008.11 OS; Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4 U6 (AS) (32-bit/64-bit) or greater; Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 U1 (32-bit/64-bit) or greater; SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 10 SP1 (64-bit) or greater; Windows 2003 (32-bit) SP2 or greater (Web/Standard/Enterprise Editions); and Windows 2003 (64-bit) or greater (Standard/Enterprise Editions).
The Sun Fire X2250 was EOL’d (end-of-lifed) in December of 2009, and was replaced by the Sun Fire X2270 Server.
Sun has a free-to-the-public field engineer's handbook called Sunsolve. The handbook pages for the Sun Fire X2500 server can be viewed by clicking here.
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Introduced in April of 2009 as the replacement for the X2200 M2 and the X2250. The Sun Fire X2270 open network system design was designed to protect and optimize Web architectures and commercial high-performance computing (HPC) environments with claimed ‘unequaled’ “performance, scalability, and ecoefficiency.” The Sun Fire X2270 server provides three times the performance at 66% the energy consumption of current-generation systems, and up to 50% savings in data center real estate.
The key applications for the Sun Fire X2270 server are: HPC/grid computing, electronic design automation (EDA), MCAE, financial modeling, web server (low end), IT infrastructure (security, DNS, proxy, caching, firewall, gateway), messaging/collaboration, file/print.
The Sun Fire X2270 is part of the popular line of Sun ‘X’ servers that started with the X2100, and includes the X2200 M2, X2250, X4100, X4200, X4500, X4540, and X4600. The Sun Fire X2270 server is the second ‘X’ series server to use Intel® Xeon® processors (instead of AMD Opteron CPUs).
With a form factor of only one rack unit, this server uses one or two quad core processors, up to 48 GB of RAM, and up to to 4 hotplug 500 GB or 1 TB SATA 3.5" (7,200RPM) disk drives.
The X2270 supports multiple operating systems including Solaris 10 OS, OpenSolaris OS, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5, SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 10, VMware ESX 3.5, Windows Server 2003 Standard/Enterprise Editions, Windows Server 2008 Standard/Enterprise Editions, and Windows Server 2008 Standard/Enterprise/Datacenter Editions.
Sun has a free-to-the-public field engineer's handbook called Sunsolve. The handbook pages for the Sun Fire X2270 server can be viewed by clicking here.
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The X4100 / X4100 M2 is a powerful, compact AMD Opteron based server that is ideal for databases, network services, computation, infrastructure services, security, and as an application server. The Sun X4100 is part of the popular line of Sun ‘X’ servers that includes the X2100, X2200 M2, X4200, and X4500.With a form factor of only one rack unit, this server can run up to 2 AMD Opteron 200 Series processors or Next-Generation AMD Opteron 2000 Series processors, 32 GB of RAM, and up to 2 hot swappable 2.5 inch SAS 10K enterprise class disk drives (or 4 drives without the DVD-ROM/CD-RW installed) that offer IOPS performance increase and 58% power savings compared to today's 3.5 inch drive. The energy efficient X4100 / X4100 M2 has up to 52% lower power and cooling costs over Xeon servers, and supports multiple operating systems, including Solaris OS, Linux, and Windows.
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Introduced in May of 2008, the Sun Fire X4140 server is one of the most powerful, flexible, and versatile 1U servers Sun has ever delivered. The Sun Fire X4140 was designed to handle constantly increasing data center costs and requirements by providing massive hard drive and memory capacity along with leading-edge AMD Opteron processors. The X4140’s superior expandability makes it an ideal workhorse for Web infrastructure, HPC/grid computing, virtualization, and disk-intensive applications, as well as for any large-scale manufacturing, research, science, or business environment.
The Sun Fire X4140 is part of the popular line of Sun ‘X’ servers that started with the X2100, and includes the X2200 M2, X2250, X2270, X4100, X4200, X4500, X4540, and X4600. With a form factor of only one rack unit, this server uses one or two dual, quad, or six core processors, up to 128 GB of RAM, and up to 8 hotplug 73, 146, or 300 GB 10K RPM or 73 GB 15K RPM 2.5” disk drives.
The X4140 supports multiple operating systems including Solaris 10 8/07 x86, 64-bit (U4) or later; Solaris 10 10/08 x86, 64-bit (U5, for 2.5GHz & 2.7GHz Quad Core CPUs, models 2380 & 2384 and six core CPUs); Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4.0, (U5), 32-bit and 64-bit; Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.0, 32-bit and 64-bit; SUSE Linux Enterprise 10, (SP1) 64-bit; Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition, (SP2) 32-bit and 64-bit; and VMware ESX.
Sun has a free-to-the-public field engineer's handbook called Sunsolve. The handbook pages for the Sun Fire X4140 server can be viewed by clicking here.
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Introduced in October of 2007, the Sun Fire X4150 server was described by Sun as “the best 1RU 2-socket x64 server”. The Sun Fire X4150’s energy-efficient design saves on power and cooling, and was designed for key applications like web servers, virtualization and consolidation, security, DNS, caching, firewalls, and high performance grid computing.
The Sun Fire X4150 is part of the popular line of Sun ‘X’ servers that started with the X2100, and includes the X2200 M2, X2250, X2270, X4100, X4140, X4200, X4500, X4540, and X4600. With a form factor of only one rack unit, this server uses one or two dual or quad core Xeon processors, up to 64 GB of RAM, and up to 8 hotplug 73, 146, or 300 GB 10K RPM or 73 GB 15K RPM 2.5” disk drives, or up to four 32GB solid state drives
The X4150 supports multiple operating systems including Solaris 10 8/07 (U4) 64-bit or later; Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4.0, (U5), 32-bit and 64-bit; Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.0, 64-bit; SUSE Linux Enterprise 10, (SP1) 64-bit; Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition, (SP2) 32-bit and 64-bit; Windows Server 2003 Standard Edition, 32-bit and 64-bit; Windows Server 2008 Standard Edition, 32-bit and 64-bit; Windows Server 2008 Enterprise Edition, 32-bit and 64-bit; and VMware ESX.
The Sun Fire X4150 server was EOL'd (end-of-lifed) in January of 2010, and replaced by the Sun Fire X4170 server.
Sun has a free-to-the-public field engineer's handbook called Sunsolve. The handbook pages for the Sun Fire X4150 server can be viewed by clicking here.
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Introduced in May of 2009 as the replacement for the Sun Fire X4150, the Sun Fire X4170 server is a versatile enterprise server that delivers high performance for key applications like back office applications (databases, ERP, CRM), IT infrastructure (security, DNS proxy, caching, firewall, gateway), billing and operational management systems for Internet and telecom infrastructure, and commercial HPC grid computing.
The Sun Fire X4170 is part of the popular line of Sun ‘X’ servers that started with the X2100, and includes the X2200 M2, X2250, X2270, X4100, X4140, X4150, X4200, X4500, X4540, and X4600. With a form factor of only one rack unit, this server uses one or two quad core Intel® Xeon® 5500 series processors, up to 144 GB of RAM, and up to 8 hotplug 146, or 300 GB 10K RPM or 73 GB 15K RPM 2.5” disk drives; 500 GB 7200 RPM SATA disk drives, or up to four 32GB solid state drives
The X4170 supports multiple operating systems including Solaris 10 10/08 (U6) 64-bit or later; Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4.7, 32-bit and 64-bit; Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.3, 64-bit; SUSE Linux Enterprise 10, (SP2) 64-bit; Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition, (SP2) 32-bit and 64-bit; Windows Server 2003 Standard Edition, 32-64-bit; Windows Server 2008 Standard Edition, 32-bit and 64-bit; Windows Server 2008 Enterprise Edition, (SP2), 32-bit and 64-bit; and VMware ESX.
Sun has a free-to-the-public field engineer's handbook called Sunsolve. The handbook pages for the Sun Fire X4170 server can be viewed by clicking here.
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The Sun X4200 / Sun X4200 M2 is a powerful, compact AMD Opteron based server that is ideal for databases, network services, computation, infrastructure services, security, and as an application server. The Sun X4200 is part of the popular line of Sun ‘X’ servers that includes the X2100, X2200 M2, X4100, X4500, X4540, and X4600. With a form factor of only two rack units, this server can run up to 2 AMD Opteron 200 Series processors or Next-Generation AMD Opteron 2000 Series processors, 32 GB of RAM, and up to 4 hot swappable 2.5 inch SAS 10K enterprise class disk drives that offer IOPS performance increase and 58% power savings compared to today's 3.5 inch drive. The energy efficient X4200 / X4200 M2 has up to 52% lower power and cooling costs over Xeon servers, and supports multiple operating systems, including Solaris OS, Linux, and Windows.
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Introduced in July of 2008, the Sun Fire X4250 server was created to run large memory-demanding, disk-intensive applications more efficiently, making it especially suited for web serving, database, and high performance computing. The Sun Fire X4250 is part of the popular line of Sun ‘X’ servers that started with the X2100, and includes the X2200 M2, X2250, X2270, X4100, X4140, X4150, X4200, X4500, X4540, and X4600.
With a form factor of only two rack units, this server uses one or two dual or quad core Xeon processors, up to 64 GB of RAM, and up to 16 hotplug 73, 146, or 300 GB 10K RPM or 73 GB 15K RPM 2.5” disk drives.
The X4250 supports multiple operating systems including Solaris Solaris 10 x86, 64-bit Update 4 or later; Red Hat Enterprise Linux 32-bit and 64-bit; SUSE Enterprise Linux 64-bit; Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition, (SP2) 32-bit and 64-bit; and VMware ESX.
The Sun Fire X4250 server was EOL'd (end-of-lifed) in January of 2010, and replaced by the Sun Fire X4270 server.
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Introduced in May of 2009 as one of the replacements for the Sun Fire X4250, the Sun Fire X4270 is a rack-optimized (2RU) x64 server that is ideal for low-to-moderate complexity virtualization, as an infrastructure server for virtual desktop functions in departmental or branch-office settings, data center consolidation, collaboration, and communications infrastructure (email).
The Sun Fire X4270 is part of the popular line of Sun ‘X’ servers that started with the X2100, and includes the X2200 M2, X2250, X2270, X4100, X4140, X4150, X4170, X4200, X4250, X4500, X4540, and X4600. This server uses one or two quad core Intel® Xeon® 5500 series processors, up to 144 GB of RAM, and up to 16 hotplug 146, or 300 GB 10K RPM or 73 GB 15K RPM 2.5” disk drives; 500 GB 7200 RPM SATA disk drives; or 32GB solid state drives. Nearly identical to the X4275, it differs in that it uses up to 16 of the 2.5” disk drives compared to the X4275 using up to 12 of the 3.5” drives, and it has a DVD-RW drive, which the X4275 does not.
The X4270 supports multiple operating systems including Solaris 10 10/08 (U6) 64-bit or later; Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4.7, 32-bit and 64-bit; Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.3, 64-bit; SUSE Linux Enterprise 10, (SP2) 64-bit; Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition, (SP2) 32-bit and 64-bit; Windows Server 2003 Standard Edition, 32 and 64-bit; Windows Server 2008 Standard Edition, 32-bit and 64-bit; Windows Server 2008 Enterprise Edition, (SP2), 32-bit and 64-bit; and VMware ESX.
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Introduced in May of 2009 as one of the replacements for the Sun Fire X4250, the Sun Fire X4275 is a rack-optimized (2RU) x64 server that is ideal for multimedia applications, and is optimized for streaming media, MySQL software, data warehousing, and video surveillance applications. Also, with Oracle’s SSD/Flash technology storage infrastructure, the system speeds up data queries exponentially.
The Sun Fire X4275 is part of the popular line of Sun ‘X’ servers that started with the X2100, and includes the X2200 M2, X2250, X2270, X4100, X4140, X4150, X4170, X4200, X4250, X4270, X4500, X4540, and X4600.
This server uses one or two quad core Intel® Xeon® 5500 series processors, up to 144 GB of RAM, and up to 12 hotplug 300 GB, 450 GB, or 600 GB 15K RPM 3.5” disk drives; 1 TB or 2 TB 7200 RPM 3.5” SATA disk drives; or 32GB solid state drives. It is nearly identical to the X4270 (same CPUs, same memory capacity, same form factor), but the Sun Fire X4270A uses up to 16 of the 2.5” disk drives compared to the X4275 using up to 12 of the 3.5” drives, and the X4270 has a DVD-RW drive, which the X4275 does not.
The X4275 supports multiple operating systems including Solaris 10 10/08 (U6) 64-bit or later; OpenSolaris 2008.11; Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4.7, 32-bit and 64-bit; Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.3, 64-bit; SUSE Linux Enterprise 10, (SP2) 64-bit; Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition, (SP2) 32-bit and 64-bit; Windows Server 2003 Standard Edition, 32 and 64-bit; Windows Server 2008 Standard Edition, 32-bit and 64-bit; Windows Server 2008 Enterprise Edition, (SP2), 32-bit and 64-bit; and VMware ESX.
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Introduced in May of 2008, the Sun Fire X4440 is a powerful, scalable, energy-efficient server designed to support escalating business and IT growth without increasing operational expenses. It features super fast AMD Opteron processors, huge storage, massive memory capacity, and numerous connectivity options.
The 64-bit, two rack-unit (2U) Sun Fire X4440 server delivers the highest performance and scalability in its class, and, at the time of its introduction, was the world’s most compact four-socket, x64 platform, capable of housing up to four Six-Core AMD Opteron processors, more than 2 TB of internal storage, 256 GB of memory, and twice the networking connectivity in a chassis half the size of competing products.
The X4440 server offers a solid foundation for rapidly rising data center requirements, and its unparalleled speed, system density, exceptional connectivity, power-saving, virtualization, and management features make it an ideal solution for server consolidation and database services.
The Sun Fire X4440 is part of the popular line of Sun ‘X’ servers that started with the X2100, and includes the X2200 M2, X2250, X2270, X4100, X4140, X4150, X4170, X4200, X4250, X4270, X4275, X4500, X4540, and X4600.
The Sun Fire X4440 server uses two or four dual, quad, or six core AMD Opteron processors, up to 256 GB of RAM, and up to 8 hotplug 2.5” 73 GB, 146 GB, or 300 GB 10K RPM disk drives or 8 ea. 73 GB 15K disk drives.
The X4440 supports multiple operating systems including Solaris 10 8/07 x86, (U4) 64-bit; Solaris 10 10/08 (U5) 64-bit (depending on CPU being used); Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4.0, (U4) or later, 32-bit and 64-bit; SUSE Linux Enterprise 10, (SP1) 64-bit; Windows Server 2003 Standard/Enterprise Edition, (SP2) or later, 32-bit; Windows Server 2003 Standard/Enterprise Edition or later, 64-bit.
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Introduced in October of 2006, the Sun Fire X4500 integrated state of the art server and storage technologies, and delivered a four-way x64 server with the highest storage density available at the time, with up to 48 TB in 4U of rack space. The Sun X4500 is part of the popular line of Sun ‘X’ servers that includes the X2100, X2200 M2, X4100, X4200, X4540, and X4600. The Sun Fire X4500 was offered with 4 optional CPUs: 2.3 GHz CPU, Opteron 2356 Quad Core; 2.6 GHz CPU, Opteron 2435 6-Core; 2.6GHz Dual Core CPU, AMD Opteron 285; and 2.8GHz Dual Core CPU, AMD Opteron 290; and 4 drive capacities: 250 GB SATA, 500 GB SATA, 750 GB SATA, and 1 TB SATA. The Sun Fire X4500 server was EOL’d (end-of-lifed) in March of 2009 and replaced with the Sun Fire X4540 server. Sun has a free-to-the-public field engineer's handbook called Sunsolve. The handbook pages for the Sun Fire X4500 server can be viewed by clicking here.
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Introduced in July of 2008 as the direct replacement for the Sun Fire X4500, the Sun Fire X4540 integrates state of the art server and storage technologies, and delivers four-way or six-way x64 servers with up to 96 TB in 4U of rack space. The Sun X4540 is part of the popular line of Sun ‘X’ servers that includes the X2100, X2200 M2, X4100, X4200, X4500, and the X4600. The Sun Fire X4540 is offered with 3 optional CPUs: 2.3 GHz CPU, Opteron 2356 Quad Core; 2.7 GHz CPU, Opteron 2384 Quad Core; and a 2.6GHz 6-Core CPU, AMD Opteron 2435; and 5 drive capacities: 250 GB SATA, 500 GB SATA, 1 TB SATA, 2 TB SATA, and 18GB Solid State Drive. Sun has a free-to-the-public field engineer's handbook called Sunsolve. The handbook pages for the Sun Fire X4540 server can be viewed by clicking here.
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Introduced in July 2006, The Sun Fire X4600 server was the computer industry's first 4RU modular x64 server that was expandable from 2 to 8 processors. With AMD Opteron processors this gave up to 32 cores in a single system. Sun introduced the M2 version of the X4600 in December of 2006.
The Sun X4600 is part of the popular line of Sun ‘X’ servers that includes the X2100, X2200 M2, X4100, X4200, X4500, and X4540. The Sun Fire X4600 can run single, dual, and quad core processors, up to 512 GB of RAM, and up to 4 hot swappable 2.5 inch SAS 10K 73 GB or 146 GB – or 73 GB 15K - enterprise class disk drives, that offer IOPS performance increase and 58% power savings compared to today's 3.5 inch drive. The Sun Fire X4600 / X4600 M2 supports multiple operating systems, including Oracle Solaris, Oracle Enterprise Linux, Red Hat, SUSE, VMware, and Windows. Sun EOL’d (end-of-lifed) the Sun Fire X4600 in November of 2007, and EOL’d the X4600 M2 in March of 2010.
Sun has a free-to-the-public field engineer's handbook called Sunsolve. The handbook pages for the Sun Fire X4600 server can be viewed by clicking here. This page also contains a link to the information for the Sun Fire X4600 M2.
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