List of OEM/white-labeled Supermicro systems?

[zac1]

I'm curious if anybody has familiarity with OEM/white-labeled systems.

Some I'm familiar with:
Unitrends Recovery MAX 91xx(?) => Supermicro SYS-5018D-FN4T
Velocloud Edge 840 => Supermicro SYS-5018D-FN8T

I've seen some 505 chassis with NRC badges but not sure which system they were. Also saw much of Nutanix-branded hardware is Supermicro but haven't seen any ITX.

Any others? Is there a list or maybe we can put together a list?

 

[Patrick]

I can tell you that when we did the Supermicro X13 launch, we filmed in the middle of the San Jose factory floor. It was the first time I had been there in years.

A huge amount of the new boxes being filled around us while filming were OEM servers other than Supermicro.

Perhaps the better question is if there is a list, or should be a list for reference?

 

[zac1]

A huge amount of the new boxes being filled around us while filming were OEM servers other than Supermicro.

Perhaps the better question is if there is a list, or should be a list for reference?

Exactly! Updating post to rephrase.

 

[rmcfadzean]

I see we have similar interests, @zac1

I'll confirm that the NCR badged gear in a 505 that you've seen is indeed a supermicro and in my case it was a SYS-5019D-4C-FN8TP / x11-sdv-4c-tp8f.

I couldn't see any NCR-specifc model info on it though. The sticker on the bottom is just a regular supermicro label.

If I come across any more, I'll let you know.

 

[Sean Ho]

For the 1U cases like 505/512 and (to a lesser degree) 813/815, the OEM systems are too numerous to list. Firewalls appliances / security gateways, VPN concentrators, load balancers. I would think their OEM partnerships would not be public information.

I've been on the hunt for OEM 826 and 846 but haven't found many available.

Cisco CDE220 == 826 with an old X7 board, either SAS1 or SAS2 EL backplane, and often 48v PSUs.