Cisco UCS SP Select 5108 AC2 Chassis w2208 IO | Blade Server — CON-PSUT-NCSE5501
Concentrate blade infrastructure into a chassis designed for high-density enterprise compute. Cisco UCS SP Select 5108 AC2 pairs the 5108 chassis with w2208 IO and 4 x SFP 3 m cables, giving infrastructure teams a structured foundation for shared networking and centralized blade management. This configuration is built for environments where rack space, cabling discipline, and operational consistency matter. By placing compute resources inside a common chassis, teams can standardize deployment patterns, reduce point-to-point complexity, and keep serviceability aligned across the blade domain. The included SFP cabling supports the interconnect path needed for integrated fabric connectivity in UCS environments. For organizations running mixed virtualized workloads, private cloud stacks, or application tiers that need predictable scaling, this chassis format offers a practical way to expand without multiplying discrete servers. It is a fit for teams that value controlled infrastructure growth, repeatable architecture, and the UCS ecosystem’s management model. Ideal For Virtualization clusters in a UCS blade domain Private cloud infrastructure with shared chassis networking Application hosting environments that need dense compute Standardized enterprise data center refresh projects Why This Product 1 Chassis-based blade architecture instead of standalone servers 2 Includes w2208 IO for UCS fabric integration 3 Supplied with 4 x SFP cables at 3 m length 4 Designed for shared infrastructure and centralized operations
- Server Form Factor: Blade chassis
- Management Type: Integrated chassis cabling
- Blade Width: Single-wide
- Blade Enclosure: Cisco UCS 5108 AC2 chassis
- Shared Infrastructure: Yes
- Key Feature 1: Cisco UCS 5108 AC2 chassis platform
- Key Feature 2: w2208 IO module support
- Key Feature 3: 4 x SFP cable set, 3 m length
- Key Feature 4: Blade server chassis architecture
- Key Feature 5: Shared infrastructure design
- Key Feature 6: Enterprise UCS deployment model
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