Keep track of your network

     Record and manage your IP connections to help      minimise real life blockages / pinch points detrimental      to connectivity and also airflow.

     

  


Breaking it down

Easily locate server connections and paths utilising views of both the logical and physical (3D).

News

Future Facilities Named "Cool Vendor" in the DCIM Space by Leading Industry Analyst Firm

Release 7 Now Available!

Events

Registration is open for 2011 6SigmaDC Conference & User Training!

Future Facilties at DataCentre Convergence 2011 - October 4!

Webinar - How to Kill Your Data Center: Ignore Airflow!! - 20th October 2011

Webinar - Can You Afford Lost Capacity? Tuesday 6th March, 8am & 11am PST

Webinar - Release 7 - 14 June

Webinar - Introduction to 6SigmaRoom - 22 May

Webinar - Can You Afford Lost Capacity? - 5 June

6SigmaDC Training Class - 27 to 29 June

Webinar - Data Center Modeling MUST DOs! - 28 Nov

White Papers / Case Studies

Colt Presentation: "6SigmaDC: The Only Way..." - as given at 2011 6SigmaDC Conference

Integral Group Presentation: "Direct Liquid Cooling of OpenCompute Project Reference Design..." - as given at 2011 6SigmaDC Conference

Intel Presentation: "New Standard for Data Center Thermal Sensors, Efficiency & Cooling Control" - as given at 2011 6SigmaDC Conference

Future Facilities Presentation: "Welcome to the Model Data Center" - as given at 2011 6SigmaDC Conference

DLB Associates Presentation: "Achieving Energy Efficient Data Centers..." - as given at 2011 6SigmaDC Conference

The 451 Group Presentation: "Data Center Infrastucture Management Software..." - as given at 2011 6SigmaDC Conference

Hardware Recommendations

6SigmaDC is a program suite that will require different levels of hardware resource depending on the size and complexity of the models it is used to create and run.
For the sake of basic training and other small models (< 500sqft), it will run on a standard laptop with 1GB RAM and integrated graphics.
Any other modelling use is likely to require more powerful hardware.
The license server component, which can be installed separately on a remote machine, requires very little resource and should run on any supported Windows PC.
Supported Operating Systems. 32 and 64bit: Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows Server 2003,Windows Server 2008, Windows HPC Server 2008.
Virtual machines are not recommended.

Example configurations for mid-range systems:
Laptop - Mobile Core i7, 4-8GB RAM, Discrete graphics, 500GB HDD
Desktop - Core i7 or Xeon UP, 12GB RAM, nVidia Quadro FX 580, 1TB HDD
Server - Xeon DP or MP, 32GB+ RAM, nVidia Quadro FX 1800, 1TB HDD

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