Most customers use the C-Series server to install VMware solutions. It's deployed in a data center to handle the computing. Some customers use bare metal. Others are virtual. I am certified in VMware, so I've done a lot of VMware solutions, like integration between physical and virtual networks.

We use these rack servers for terminal operating systems.

Cisco UCS C-Series Rack Servers are useful for managing many workloads, for example, virtualization, CCTV projects, AIa, and ML projects.

We are using Cisco UCS C-Series Rack Servers for governments. They have some departments with applications that run on this solution.

We use the solution for our virtualization.

This solution is for our customers. 

The clients care about the basic services on the UCS Server. They just want the server to transfer onto it their virtual machine.

They are looking for data configuration and no point of failure. They want multiple network cards for fiber. They usually ask for 10 gigs or 25 gigs fiber force or even ethernet. That's what they ask for most of the time.

The Cisco UCS C-Series Rack Servers support our communications manager, deployments for Cisco Unity Connection and presence server, and Contact Center Enterprise, primarily for collaboration.

I use the solution for routing. 

The primary use is for virtualization.

They are currently used for VMware management.

The solution is primarily used for storage. When I came into the company, I found it already in use. The company contacted the provider to renew its infrastructure. The providers offered this solution, and the company approved it. When I arrived, they were already using that.

We provide the solution to our customers as per their requirements. Our customers are using the server, and they highly recommend it.

The primary use case of this solution is to help manage our infrastructure within our data center service.

Cisco UCS C-Series Rack can be used as an entry-level server for small database servers, and active directory servers, which are to be visualized with VMware.

We use Cisco UCS C-Series Rack Servers for Cisco CallManager, and business application hosting.

I do not yet use the latest update, instead using the full solution which the client has. I use all versions of the solution. 

We make IT use of the solution, employing several types of servers, for management, virtualization or whatever may be the needs of the client. The solution comprises a server. I use a standalone server.

We are a system integrator and this is one of the products that we implement for our clients.

They are for general, mixed usage that includes use cases such as virtualization and hosting VMware.

Our customers' primary use case is for hosting virtual machines. It could be a white solution. It could be service, and it could be their applications.

We use Cisco UCS C-Series Rack Servers for general-purpose VMware. It's just tier-one applications. VMware ESXi, databases SQL, Oracle, and SAP, are the main use cases.

We are using it for our IP telephony. We use it for internal communication in terms of making calls, instant messaging, and one-on-one video calling. We also use it when we're working from home remotely. We also use Cisco Jabber as well as Expressway for Firewall Traversal.

In terms of the software, we're using the latest version. In terms of the hardware, we are two generations behind. We simply did a software upgrade on the old hardware.

Excellent server solution with incredible network throughput. 

Virtual machines

We are a solution provider and this is one of the products that we provide to our clients.