Cisco UCSC-MRB-002-C460 Cisco UCS C-Series rack server / component

Brand: Cisco | Category: Servers

SKU: CSC-UCSC-MRB-002-C460 | Part #: UCSC-MRB-002-C460 | MPN: UCSC-MRB-002-C460

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The Cisco UCSC-MRB-002-C460 is a memory riser board designed to expand memory capacity within the Cisco UCS C460 M4 Rack Server, enabling organisations to maximise their investment in high-performance computing infrastructure. This internal server component provides additional DIMM slots for extended memory population, allowing support for DDR4 Registered ECC memory modules (both RDIMM and LRDIMM types) on compatible Intel Xeon E7 v3 and E7 v4 series processors. As a genuine Cisco factory original part, the UCSC-MRB-002-C460 integrates seamlessly with Cisco UCS Manager (UCSM) for unified infrastructure management and is covered under Cisco SMARTnet support programmes for mission-critical deployments.

Enterprise IT procurement teams and infrastructure architects seeking to upgrade memory capacity on existing C460 M4 platforms will find this component essential for workloads demanding increased RAM without full server replacement. The memory riser board supports the 4-socket processor architecture of the C460 M4 platform, delivering flexible memory scaling across multi-socket configurations. Compliance with applicable Cisco UCS platform certification requirements ensures reliable operation within certified environments. Contact Omnixon Global to request a quotation for the Cisco UCSC-MRB-002-C460 and discuss integration with your existing UCS infrastructure.

Deployment Scenarios

• In-service memory expansion for running C460 M4 servers without decommissioning
• Multi-socket Xeon E7 v3 / E7 v4 systems requiring higher aggregate memory bandwidth
• Data warehouse and analytics platforms needing increased DRAM population per rack unit
• Virtualisation environments scaling up guest VM density through larger host memory pools
• Legacy UCS environments extending lifecycle before next-generation platform migration