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eeRoot,<br />
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Thanks.<br />
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I will definitely check out the videos.<br />
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Cheers
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Hello Experts,<br />
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Can someone please tell me the difference between Cisco UCS Manager and UCS Central? There appear to be features in UCS Manager that doesn't appear in UCS Central. e.g. I can't find the tabs for LANS and SANs in UCS Central, which are available in UCS Manager, see below:<br />
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Hello Experts,

Can someone please tell me the difference between Cisco UCS Manager and UCS Central? There appear to be features in UCS Manager that doesn't appear in UCS Central. e.g. I can't find the tabs for LANS and SANs in UCS Central, which are available in UCS Manager, see below:



Cisco UCS Manager v UCS Director

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