Abstract: Traditionally, rail systems for racks that house electronic equipment, such as information handling system only allow motion from one side of the rack, if they allow movement at all. Embodiments presented herein provide mechanisms and methods that allow for motion of information handling systems in a housing from more than just one side of the housing.

Abstract: Methods and systems for managing data access based threats are disclosed. To manage the data access based threats, a data processing system may include a network interface controller (NIC). The network interface controller may present emulated storages that may be used for data storage. The emulated storage devices may utilize storage resources of storage devices. The NIC may actively screen for access patterns in use of the emulated storage devices that indicate compute complexes may be compromised. When doing so, the processing may be done locally on the NIC.

Abstract: A configurable multi-orientation device mount rack system includes a rack including a first rack shelf. A first device housing is defined by the rack and the first rack shelf. A first device mounting subsystem is included on the rack and that is configurable to mount each of a plurality of devices in the first device housing and to the rack in a first orientation. A second device mounting subsystem is included on the first rack shelf and that is configurable to mount each of a plurality of devices in the first device housing and to the rack in a second orientation that is different than the first orientation. As such, each of a plurality of devices may be positioned in and mounted to the rack in the first device housing in either a “vertical”/side-by-side orientation or a “horizontal”/stacked orientation.

Abstract: A power supply system includes an AC input device/DC input device connector having an AC input device sub-connector and a DC input device sub-connector, an AC power supply subsystem configured to perform first power operation(s) on first power received from the AC input device sub-connector, and a DC power supply subsystem configured to perform second power operation(s) on second power received from the DC input device sub-connector. When an AC input device is coupled to the AC input device sub-connector, an AC-or-DC power supply subsystem in the power supply system performs third power operation(s) on the first power received from the AC power supply subsystem, and supplies it to component(s). When the DC input device is coupled to the DC input device sub-connector, the AC-or-DC power supply subsystem performs the third power operation(s) on the second power received from the DC power supply subsystem, and supplies it to component(s).

Abstract: A twisted-pair cable serial console communication adapter system includes a networking device including a first serial console connector, a twisted-pair cable including a first twisted-pair cable connector, and a first twisted-pair cable serial console communication adapter device that is connected to the first serial console connector and the first twisted-pair cable connector. The first twisted-pair cable serial console communication adapter device receives first signals via a first transmit pin on the first serial console connector, and provides the first signals to a first twisted-pair conductor in the twisted-pair cable. The first twisted-pair cable serial console communication adapter device also receives second signals via a second twisted-pair conductor in the twisted-pair cable, and provides the second signals to a first receive pin on the first serial console connector.

Abstract: A direct-attach cable data transmission visual indicator system includes a networking device having a port. A direct-attach cable includes a direct-attach cable connector that is located on an end of the direct-attach cable and that couples the direct-attach cable to the port. A visual indicator device is included on the direct-attach cable connector and is configured to receive data transmission information from the networking device via the port and the direct-attach cable connector, with the data transmission information associated with the transmission of data via the port. The visual indicator device then provides a visual indication that is based on the data transmission information.

Abstract: A direct-attach cable data transmission visual indicator system includes a networking device having a port, and a direct-attach cable that includes a direct-attach cable connector that is located on an end of the direct-attach cable and that couples the direct-attach cable to the port, and a visual indicator device that is included on the direct-attach cable adjacent to and spaced apart from the direct-attach cable connector. The visual indicator device receives, from the networking device via the port and the direct-attach cable connector, data transmission information that is associated with the transmission of data via the port, and provides a visual indication that is based on the first data transmission information.

Abstract: A toolless card/bracket coupling system includes a card bracket base that mounts to a chassis with a chassis mounting configuration, spaced-apart card securing support members extending from the card bracket base, and a toolless card securing subsystem on each of the card securing support members. Each toolless card securing subsystem may move towards a respective card aperture defined by the card while in a securing orientation, engage its respective card aperture and, in response, transition to a coupling orientation that allows that toolless card securing subsystem to move through its respective card aperture and, in response to extending through its respective card aperture and through the card, transition back to the securing orientation to secure the card to the card bracket base via engagement with the card.

Abstract: A toolless card/bracket coupling system includes a card bracket base that mounts to a chassis with a chassis mounting configuration, spaced-apart card securing support members extending from the card bracket base, and a toolless card securing subsystem on each of the card securing support members. Each toolless card securing subsystem may move towards a respective card aperture defined by the card while in a securing orientation, engage its respective card aperture and, in response, transition to a coupling orientation that allows that toolless card securing subsystem to move through its respective card aperture and, in response to extending through its respective card aperture and through the card, transition back to the securing orientation to secure the card to the card bracket base via engagement with the card.

Abstract: A twisted-pair cable serial console communication adapter system includes a networking device including a first serial console connector, a twisted-pair cable including a first twisted-pair cable connector, and a first twisted-pair cable serial console communication adapter device that is connected to the first serial console connector and the first twisted-pair cable connector. The first twisted-pair cable serial console communication adapter device receives first signals via a first transmit pin on the first serial console connector, and provides the first signals to a first twisted-pair conductor in the twisted-pair cable. The first twisted-pair cable serial console communication adapter device also receives second signals via a second twisted-pair conductor in the twisted-pair cable, and provides the second signals to a first receive pin on the first serial console connector.

Abstract: A port protection device includes a blocking element movement subsystem that may be coupled to a port that defines a port entrance, and a port entrance blocking element connected to the blocking element movement subsystem and defining airflow aperture(s). When the blocking element movement subsystem is coupled to the port, the blocking element movement subsystem allows the port entrance blocking element to be positioned in a port protection orientation immediately adjacent the port entrance such that airflow is restricted to entering the port via the airflow aperture(s). When the blocking element movement subsystem is coupled to the port, the blocking element movement subsystem also allows the port entrance blocking element to move from the port protection orientation to a cable connector orientation in response to engagement with a cable connector so that the cable connector may move through the port entrance to connect to the port.

Abstract: A universal bracket for mechanically coupling an information handling resource to a chassis of an information handling system may include a first mechanical member having a pair of guide features located on opposite edges of the first mechanical member and a second mechanical member having corresponding guide features configured to mechanically couple to the pair of guide features in order to enable the second mechanical member to slide relative to the first mechanical member in a linear direction such that a height of the universal bracket is configurable to match a height of the information handling resource.

Abstract: A high-density networking system includes first networking device(s) coupled to a second networking device. The second networking device has a port row including first ports and a first subset of third ports, and second ports and a second subset of third ports that are each moveable relative to the first ports and the first subset of third ports, with the third ports coupled to the first networking device(s). The second networking device includes a switch device coupling the third ports to its processing system. The switch device in second networking device routes data from the processing system through a network via the first subset of third ports/first networking device(s), determines that data received from the processing system cannot reach the network via the first subset of third ports and, in response, routes data received from the processing system through the network via the second subset of third ports/first networking device(s).

Abstract: Methods, apparatus, and processor-readable storage media for automatically discovering and securely identifying connected systems are provided herein. An example computer-implemented method includes discovering a set of one or more systems connected via at least one network using one or more domain name server (DNS) service discovery techniques; identifying at least one of the one or more systems of the discovered set by processing cryptographic data associated with at least a portion of the one or more systems using one or more digest access authentication techniques; and performing one or more automated actions based at least in part on the at least one identified system.

Abstract: An apparatus comprises a processing device configured to generate connectivity information associated with at least one of a first device coupled to a first cable connector at a first end of a cable and a second device coupled to a second cable connector at a second end of the cable opposite the first end of the cable. The processing device is also configured to provision, via an integrated sideband interface of the cable, the generated connectivity information for display on at least one of a first cable display proximate the first cable connector at the first end of the cable and a second cable display proximate the second cable connector at the second end of the cable.

Abstract: An electronic equipment chassis comprises a chassis housing and two or more cooling compartments in the chassis housing. At least a first one of the two or more cooling compartments in the chassis housing utilizes a first type of cooling for a first set of electronic equipment housed therein, and at least a second one of the two or more cooling compartments in the chassis housing utilizes a second type of cooling for a second set of electronic equipment housed therein. The first type of cooling comprises liquid immersion cooling and the second type of cooling comprises non-liquid immersion cooling.

Abstract: An apparatus comprises a processing device configured to generate connectivity information associated with at least one of a first device coupled to a first cable connector at a first end of a cable and a second device coupled to a second cable connector at a second end of the cable opposite the first end of the cable. The processing device is also configured to provision, via an integrated sideband interface of the cable, the generated connectivity information for display on at least one of a first cable display proximate the first cable connector at the first end of the cable and a second cable display proximate the second cable connector at the second end of the cable.

Abstract: A Reconfigurable Intelligent Surface (RIS)/Light Fidelity (LiFi) rack communication system includes a rack that includes a computing device, a LiFi device that transmits first light-modulated data, and a RIS system. The RIS system includes a RIS device that directs the first light-modulated data transmitted by the LiFi Device at the computing device, and a RIS control subsystem that is coupled to the at least one RIS device. The RIS control subsystem determines a first signal integrity of the first light-modulated data received by the computing device via the RIS device when the RIS device includes a first configuration, and reconfigures the RIS device with a second configuration such that the first light-modulated data received by the computing device via the RIS device includes a second signal integrity that is greater than the first signal integrity.

Abstract: A universal bracket for mechanically coupling an information handling resource to a chassis of an information handling system may include a first mechanical member having a pair of guide features located on opposite edges of the first mechanical member and a second mechanical member having corresponding guide features configured to mechanically couple to the pair of guide features in order to enable the second mechanical member to slide relative to the first mechanical member in a linear direction such that a height of the universal bracket is configurable to match a height of the information handling resource.

Abstract: An information handling resource may include a heat-generating component and a housing configured to house the heat-generating component, the housing comprising a plurality of openings formed thereon such that a liquid coolant may flow between an exterior of the housing and an interior of the housing.