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- 3. © 2006 Hewlett-PackardDevelopment Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice ProLiant Servers HP Industry Standard Servers 5th Generation DL360; DL380; ML350; ML370 4th Generation DL580; ML570
- 4. ProLiant enterprise serverline-up Xeon-based systems ML350 G5 ML370 G5 ML570 G4 DL380 G5 DL360 G5 DL580 G4 ML350 G5 Best Selling Tower Server DL360 G5 Best Selling 1U Server ML370 G5 Best Performing 2P x86 DL380 G5 #1 Server World Wide ML570 G4 #2 4-socket server DL580 G4 #1 4-socket server Branch Office & Enterprise Minded SMBs Concentrated Compute Power Performance & Virtualization Versatile, Dependable Workhorse All-in-One Database System The High Availability 4-way
- 5. Transition SlideProLiant ML350 Server BranchOffice Server
- 6. ML350 G5 -what’s new! Ideal for branch offices; Excellent price:performance value and room to grow ML350 G4/p ML350 G5 64-bit Processor Nocona 800MHz FSB Dual Core Intel Xeon 5100/5000 1333/1066/667 MHz FSB Memory 8 Sockets, DDR2 400 Up to 16GB 8 Sockets Standard DDR2 667 FBD, Up to 64GB Drive Bays 6 Standard Ultra320 SCSI (up to 8); 6 LFF SAS/SATA 8 SFF SAS - or - 6 LFF SAS/SATA Storage Controller Dual channel Ultra320 Smart Array E200i Slots (6) slots – (4) PCI-X , (2) PCI-E (6) slots – (3) PCI-E, (3) PCI-X Networking 1 Gigabit NICs 1 Gigabit NIC w/ TCP/IP Offload Engine Ports USB - 1 Front, 2 Back 1 Back KVM, 2 Serial, 1 Parallel USB - 2 Front, 2 Back, 1 Internal, 1 internal tape 1 Back KVM, 1 Serial Management iLO System Insight Manager, Smart Start, ProLiant Essentials iLO 2 System Insight Manager, Smart Start, ProLiant Essentials
- 7. New ML350 G5Tower Bezel • Quiet Fans - Class A acoustics (decreased from Class C) • Removable media bay security panel • 2 front USB ports • Secured access to hot plug hard drives • CD-ROM included • 4 open media bays for diskette/optical drives and tape backup
- 8. HP ProLiant ML350G5 8 SFF SAS or 6 LFF SAS/SATA Hot Plug Drive bays 5 Media bays for flexibility Dual Redundant Power and Fans deliver Enterprise level up-time 2 - Dual Core Intel Xeon Processors 3 PCI Express & 3 PCI-X slots 8 PC2-5300 DDR2 FBD Slots Smart Array E200i Controller
- 9. Transition SlideProLiant ML370 Server Best2P performance and virtualization
- 10. HP ProLiant ML370G5 server High performance and virtualization • Best 2-processor candidate for virtualized applications • Memory expandable to 16 DIMMs with 4:1 interleaving for blazing system performance • Plenty of expansion room for drives and extra NICs Best Performin g 2P x86
- 11. ML370 G5 -what’s new! ML370 G4 ML370 G5 64-bit Processor Nocona 800MHz FSB Dual Core Intel Xeon 5100/5000 1333/1066/667 MHz FSB Memory 8 Sockets,DDR2 400 Up to 16GB 8 Sockets Standard, Up to 16 Sockets DDR2 667 FBD, Up to 64GB Drive Bays 6 Standard Ultra320 SCSI (up to 8); 8 SFF SAS 8 SFF SAS Standard, Up to 16 SFF Storage Controller Dual channel Ultra320 SCSI; Smart Array P600 SAS models Smart Array E200 with entry models; Smart Array P400 on other models; Slots (6) slots – (4) PCI-X , (2) PCI-E (8) slots – (6) PCI-E, (2) PCI-X Networking 1 Gigabit NICs (2) Gigabit Multifunction NICs Ports USB - 1 Front, 2 Back 1 Back KVM, 2 Serial, 1 Parallel USB - 2 Front, 2 Back, 1 Internal, 1 internal tape 1 Back KVM, 1 Serial (Video – 1 Front on rack models) Management iLO System Insight Manager, Smart Start, ProLiant Essentials iLO 2 System Insight Display System Insight Manager, Smart Start, ProLiant Essentials Best 2-processor Performance; Ideal for Virtualization with room to expand
- 12. HP ProLiant ML370G5 6 Full size X4 PCI Express and 2 Full size 133MHz PCI-X slots (8 open slots) (Optional: x4 to x8 Bus speed expander) Dedicated PCI Express slot for Smart Array E200 or P400 RAID Controller Supports up to 16 drives with optional 2nd 8-bay cage Support for ½ and full height tape Hot plug fans with optional redundancy Dual Core Intel Xeon 5000 Series Processors Up to 16 Fully Buffered DIMM sockets with DDR2 667Mhz Dual Embedded Multifunction Gigabit NIC Redundant 800W Power Supplies (shares with DL38x and ML350)
- 13. Transition SlideProLiant ML570 G4 TheAll-in-One Database Server
- 14. HP ProLiant ML570G4 server The all-in-one database server With lots of I/O, lots of memory, lots of storage, and lots of performance, the ML570G4 is the complete all-in-one database server.
- 15. ML570 generational comparison ML570G3 ML570 G4 64-bit Processor Paxville Dual-Core 667MHz Potomac/Cranford 667MHz Paxville Dual-Core 800 MHz Memory 24 Sockets, DDR2 400 1GB standard on 1P models 2GB standard on 2P models 24 Sockets, DDR2 400 2GB standard on 1P models 4GB standard on 2P models Drive Bays 10 Ultra320 SCSI or 18 SFF SAS 18 SFF SAS RAID Embedded SCSI or SA P600 w/ 256MB BBWC SA P400 w/ 256MB cache and upgrade w/ 512MB BBWC (std on 2P models) Slots 4 PCI-Express x4, 4 64bit/100MHz PCI-X, 2 HP 64bit/133MHz PCI-X 6 PCI-Express x4, 4 64bit/100MHz PCI-X, Optional x4-x8 PCI-Express Bus Expander Ports 2 Gigabit NICs 1 Front USB iLO 2 Gigabit NICs w/ TOE and future options for iSCSI & RDMA 2 Front USB and 1 Video iLO2
- 16. ProLiant ML570 G4 SmartArray P400 256/512 BBWC Hot-plug redundant fans 18 hot-plug SFF SAS drive bay Hot-plug memory boards 6 PCI-Express x4 slots 4 PCI-X 64bit/100MHz slots Media bay for half-height tape drive
- 17. Transition SlideProLiant DL580 G4 Thehigh availability 4-way server
- 18. ProLiant DL580 G4 Thehigh availability server The industry’s only 4 processor rack optimized server with hot-plug RAID memory, hot-plug storage, hot-plug PCI, hot-plug power supplies and fans, the DL580G4 is the server for mission-critical applications.
- 19. DL580 generational comparison DL580G3 DL580 G4 64-bit Processor Paxville Dual-Core 667MHz Potomac/Cranford 667MHz Paxville Dual-Core 800 MHz Memory 16 Sockets, DDR2 400 16 Sockets, DDR2 400 Drive Bays 4 Ultra320 SCSI or 8 SFF SAS 8 SFF SAS RAID Embedded Smart Array 6i, option 128MB BBWC or slot based controller w/ 256MB BBWC RAID 0/1 standard w/ 256MB cache RAID 0/1/5 upgrade w/ 512MB cache and BBWC Slots 5 PCI-X, 2x100MHz, 3x133MHz Optional HP PCI-X (2 133Mhz PCIX), PCI-E (2 x4 PCI-E or 1 x8 PCI-E) Mezzanine 4 available slots – 3 PCI-E x4, 1 PCI-X 133MHz, Optional mezzanine adds 2 HP PCI-X/133 or 2 x4 PCI-E or 1 x8 PCI-E. Optional x4-x8 PCI-Express Bus Expander Ports 2 Gigabit NICs 1 Front USB iLO 2 Gigabit NICs w/ TOE and future options for iSCSI & RDMA 2 Front USB and 1 Video iLO2
- 20. ProLiant DL580 G4 Hot-plug, optionally redundant powersupplies Hot-plug memory boards Front-accessible processor cage 4 PCI-Express x4 slots 1 PCI-X 64bit/133MHz slot 3 mezzanine options for additional I/O Hot-plug redundant fans (standard) 8 hot-plug SFF SAS drive bay Smart Array P400 256/512MB BBWC
- 21. © 2006 Hewlett-PackardDevelopment Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice ProLiant DL360 G5 HP Industry Standard Servers Concentrated Compute Power
- 22. HP ProLiant DL360G5 Enterprise compute powerin a space-efficient package Slide out asset tag SlimLine Media Bay: DVD/CDRW DVDROM CD-ROM Floppy Slide-out diagnostic display USB2.0 Four/Six hot-plug small formfactor SAS/SATA drive bays Video Port forwalkup access Illuminated Power Button LEDs: Blue unit identification Health NICs 1 & 2
- 23. Simple upgrade to6 HDDs • DL360 G5 6 drive upgrade paths: • DL360 with Smart Array P400i Add SAS cable option − p/n 399546-B21, Internal Mini-SAS Cable (14”) • DL360 with Smart Array E200i P400i controller − p/n 399550-B2, SA-400i/256MBcache controllerwith internal Mini-SAS cable (14”) included
- 24. HP ProLiant DL360G5 diagnostics Systems Insight Display • Rugged slide-out design • Save time diagnosing serverhealth • More convenient than internal LEDs • Easy to find trouble shooting information • Does not require management software
- 25. DL360 G5 –new specifications! DL360 G4 DL360 G5 64-bit Processor Nocona 1MB and 2MB 800MHz FSB Dual Core Intel Xeon 5100/5000 1333/1066/667 MHz FSB Memory 6 Sockets,DDR2 400 Up to 12GB 8 Sockets, DDR2 667 FBD Up to 32GB Drive Bays 2 Ultra320 SCSI; 4 SFF SAS 4 SFF SAS with base models 6 SFF SAS with performance models Integrated RAID Smart Array 6i SCSI models; Smart Array P600 SAS models Smart Array E200i with base models; Smart Array P400i with performance models; Slots (2) slots – PCI-X 64-bit, 133MHz (1) full size; (1) low profile (2) slots – PCI-E x8 (1) full size; (1) low profile Networking (2) Gigabit NICs (2) 1 Gigabit Multifunction NICs Ports 1 Front, 1 back, 1 internal USB 1 Front/Back Video 1 Front USB, 1 Internal USB 1 Front/Back Video Management iLO System Insight Manager, Smart Start, ProLiant Essentials iLO 2 Quick Find Diagnostic Panel System Insight Manager, Smart Start, ProLiant Essentials 1H2006
- 26. HP ProLiant DL360G5 Smart Array E200i or P400i Controller Mezzanine Redundant 700WPower Supplies Full size X8 PCI Express Slot Optional: PCI-X64- bit/133MHz Conversion Low Profile X8 PCI Express Slot 8 Fully Buffered DIMM Slots DDRII 667Mhz N+1Redundant Fans
- 27. © 2006 Hewlett-PackardDevelopment Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice ProLiant DL380 Server HP Industry Standard Servers Versatile, dependable workhorse
- 28. HP ProLiant DL380G5 Versatile, dependable workhorse SlimLine Media Bay: DVD/CDRW DVDROM CD-ROM Floppy Systems Insight Display QuickRelease Levers SlimLine Media Bay: DVD/CDRW DVDROM CD-ROM Floppy Video port and 2 USBports foreasy walkup access Video port and 2 USBports foreasy walkup access
- 29. DL380 G5 –new specifications! DL380 G4 DL380 G5 Processor Nocona 800MHz FSB Dual Core Intel Xeon 5100/5000 1333/1066/667 MHz FSB Memory 6 Sockets,DDR2 400 8 Sockets, DDR2 667 FBD Drive Bays 6 Ultra320 SCSI or 8 SFF SAS 8 SFF SAS RAID Smart Array 6i, option 128MB BBWC or slot based controller w/256MB BBWC RAID 0/1 Standard RAID 0/1/5 upgrade 256MB cache and BBWC upgrade Slots 3 PCI-X, 2x100MHz, 1x133MHz Optional HP PCI-X, PCI-E or 2 Available PCI-x, 2x100MHz, optional HP PCI-X 4 Available slots – 1-x4 low profile Cage 1 – 3 PCI-E (2-x8 and 1-x4) Cage 2 – 2 PCI-X/133 and 1 PCI-E/x8 Networking 2 Gigabit NICs 2 Gigabit Multifunction NICs Ports and such 1 Front USB 2 Front USB 1 Front Video Systems Insight Display Accelerated iLo 2
- 30. HP ProLiant DL380G5 Dual Embedded Multifunction Gigabit NIC (3) Full size slots (2) x8 and (1) x4 PCI Express Slots or (2) 64-bit/133MHz PCI-Xand (1) x8 PCI-E Slots 8 Fully Buffered DIMMSlots DDRII 667Mhz Smart Array P400 Performance Array Controller with 256MB BBWC Redundant 700W Power Supplies Dual Core Intel Xeon 5000 Series Processors N+1 Fully Redundant Fans
- 31. © 2006 Hewlett-PackardDevelopment Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice HP Smart Array Controllers
- 32. SAS intra-line positioning •Details will be released soon• First SAS Smart Array RAID controller • Mid-range performance • SAS and SATA HDDsupport • Data compatibility with future SAS SA controllers • DAS beyond HDD internal to the server • Full-size card • RAID6 standard • >2T support (phase in) • PCI-X • Mid-range performance • P400i embedded for360 & 365 • Data Compatibility • BBWC • management of OS and log files • Expandersupport • Low profile card w/full size brackets included • RAID6 with upgrade • >2T support • PCI Express • Low cost entry level RAID solution • Option forsevers without the embedded Smart Array • Data Compatibility • BBWC • Management of OS and log files • Full size card • RAID5 with upgrade • >2T support • PCI Express • Low cost embedded SAS RAIDsolution for ProLiant Servers • Embedded 350, 360 and blades • BBWC option • Management of OS and log files • PCI Express • Low cost SAS HBA solution for ProLiant Servers • SWRAID0, 1 • Non-Smart Array branded • Low profile PCI and embedded Entry level RAID Workgroup and Departmental RAID Enterprise High Volume RAID P400/P400i May 2006 E200i May 2006 P800 coming soon P600 Available E200 May 2006 SAS HBA Basic Connectivity
- 33. Greater choice ofstorage controllers Smart array serial SCSI controllers Smart Array E200/E200i Smart Array P400/P400i Smart Array P600 Performance Best price performance: up to 40,000 I/O per second Best for internal performance: over 75,000 I/O per second Best for external storage Interfaces PCI-Express; 8 port (4-port on E200i for DL360) 0 ext/ 2 int connectors PCI-Express; 8 port 0 ext/ 2 int connectors PCI-X; 8 port 1 ext/ 2 int connectors Standard: Cache/RAID 64MB Cache; RAID 0/1 256MB Cache; RAID 0/1/5 256MB BBWC RAID 0/1/5/6 (ADG) Optional: Cache/RAID 128MB BBWC, adds RAID 5 BBWC or 512MB BBWC, adds RAID 6 (ADG) 512MB BBWC Form factor Mezzanine card for DL360 Full length/width PCI Card (DL380/ML370) Mezzanine card for DL360 Low profile PCI form factor with brackets for both low and full size form factors Full length/width PCI Card NEW NEW
- 34. © 2006 Hewlett-PackardDevelopment Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice HP Smart Array P400
- 35. P400 highlights The P400is HP’s first PCI-Express controllerwith expandersupport and upgrades allowing RAID6 utilizing HP’s Advanced Data Guarding (ADG). Performance • 3.0Gbps SAS/1.5Gbps SATA • DDR2-533 memory • PCI-Express (PCIe) • 2 x4 internal connections • no external connections • Expandersupport • 18 drive support • Tape support to be phased-in Options • Advanced Memory Protection: • Memory upgrades to 512MB • BBWC upgrade for RAID6 Management • Array Configuration Utility (ACU) • Data compatibility with future generations foreasy upgrades Design & Connectivity (4th category up to PMdiscretion) • Expander support • Low profile card ships with mounting brackets for both low profile and full size deployments • Embedded version called P400i
- 36. P400 compatibility • ML310G3 • DL320 G4 • ML350 G5 (P400i) • DL360 G5 (P400i) • DL365 G1 (P400i) • ML370 G5 • DL380 G5 • DL385 G2 • ML570 G4 • DL580 G4 • DL585 G2
- 37. Product configuration rules •Not compatible with SCSI HDDs • Not compatible with SCSI external storage • Not compatible with SAS external storage (internal connectors only) • SAS and SATA drives in the same array is not a supported configuration • It is recommended that the same capacity of HDDare configured in an array
- 38. © 2006 Hewlett-PackardDevelopment Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice HP Lights-Out Remote Management June 14, 2006
- 39. Integrated Lights-Out 2 IntegratedLights-Out Management Processors HP Lights-Out Technology ProLiant Servers Embedded on • ProLiant ML/DL 300 Series Servers • ProLiant ML/DL 500 Series Servers • ProLiant BL Servers Industryleading, comprehensive remotemanagement Basic, affordableremote management Lights-Out 100 Management Processor Embedded on ProLiant DL 100 Series Servers Mezzanine card on ProLiant ML100 Series Servers
- 40. HP Lights-Out TotalRemote Control Remotely control a server as if you are physically at the server • Remotely deploy, update, administer, troubleshoot and restore servers from a secure browser or command line • Remotely control the system keyboard, video, mouse, power button and insert virtual floppy, CD/DVD, flash drives anytime • Access system information, health status & event logs • Manage & monitor power OS – independent Auxiliary power
- 41. HP Lights-Out @Work Re m o te Co ntro lWitho ut Co m pro m ise Problem Solution Operating system lock-up at un- staffed remote site Use iLOremote console to verify blue-screen and virtual powerto restart server fromyouroffice Data centerserver infected by malicious software Disconnect server, apply patch using virtual media over management networkand reconnect using remote console CDleft in a server causing improper boot order Use iLOremote console identify CD and change boot orderin RBSU fromthe remote console fromhome 1 2 3
- 42. Integrated Lights-Out 2 Improvedperformance,versatilityandease-of-use • Remote console performance for everyday server administration − Virtual KVM • Total control from a single java-free console − Integrated Remote Console • Independently accessible hardware status* − Embedded System Health • Embedded system power monitoring* − Power Regulator Reporting • Reduced network connectivity costs* − High Speed Shared Network Port • Integration with Onboard Administrator − Single-sign on, power management and more • New licensing − iLO 2 Standard Blade Edition, ProLiant Essentials iLO Select Pack * Available on selected servermodels What’s What’s newnew
- 44. Server Health Status iLO2 v 1.11/1.20 enhancement • Access hardware health out-of-band − Status, presence & redundancy • ML/DL - Fan, temperature, power supplies, VRM • BL – Fans, temperature − Status display via browser, CLI, script • Supports IPMI 2.0 local host interface − IPMI over LAN not supported Server support: DL360 G5, DL380 G5, ML350 G5, ML370 G5, BL20p G4, BL460c, BL480c Monitorbasic systemhealth out-of- the-box NewNew
- 45. Power Regulator iLO 2v1.11/v1.20 enhancement • View actual system power consumption data in Watts and BTU’s − Current reading − 24 hour average, maximum & minimum − Graphical and data views • Data accessible from all iLO 2 interfaces • License requirements − Present reading - iLO Standard, iLO Standard Blade Edition − Historical data - iLO Advanced & iLO Select feature Access data to analyze and manage serverpower usage and heat generation Serversupport: DL360 G5, DL380 G5, ML350 G5, ML370 G5, BL460c, BL480c NewNew
- 46. NewNew New User Interface Intuitive,easy-to-use Consistent with HPtools Less scrolling New content – systemhealth New “quick-launch” summary page
- 47. © 2006 Hewlett-PackardDevelopment Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice Lights-Out 100 Overview
- 48. Product Overview • HPLights Out 100 Remote Management − Cost-effective, entry level remote management solution for the ProLiant 100 series servers • What’s New in firmware version 2.10 for new and ProLiant DL140/145 G3, ProLiant ML150 G3 and ProLiant ML110 G5 servers ? − Virtual KVM − Virtual floppy and CD − Simplified SSL/SSH setup − In-band management on ProLiant ML 100 servers − Key-activated value packs on ProLiant DL 100 servers
- 49. Troubleshooting iLO • Getthe IP Address and Subnet Mask of iLO • Change Laptop to Static IP on same subnet • Connect Network cable to iLO port and Laptop • Launch Internet Browser Window • Enter IP Address of iLO and press Enter • iLO of server should be displayed
- 50. © 2006 Hewlett-PackardDevelopment Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice SAS Benefits
- 51. Industry Moves toHigher Performance Small FormFactorSAS is Betterfor… • Dual Core Processors − Balanced Architecture with new Dual core processors • Virtualization deploying in production − SAS boosts utilization rates − Eliminate Storage Bottleneck • Applications becoming bandwidth intensive − Mixed Media needs more than just CPU speed • HP: PCI-Express, Fully Buffered DMMs, Multi-Function NICS • Ideal Storage Solution forHPBladeSystems • Cost Optimizing Data Centers − Firms reducing IT expenses while increasing performance − SAS helps lowertotal cost of IT ownership:1 design fits all − HP’s volume leadership creates attractive price point − Easierto adopt new technology
- 52. Industry Moves toHigher Performance Ultra320 SCSI 10K& LFF SAS SFF SAS, 10K 0 5 10 15 20 Po w e r C o n s u mp t i o n 8000 6375 4410 3360 0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000 8000 Random IOPS 25 2.5"15K 25 2.5"10K 14 3.5"15K 14 3.5"10K SFF vs 3.5" IOPS Small Form Factor= New Universal Drive 70% smallerpackage and half the powerdraw of 3.5” U320 SCSI Investment protection • Small FormFactor(SFF) SAS is the new universal drive • Smart Array Advantage: ACU, RAID6, Storage Migration • Transition from3gb to 12gb SAS Links vs U160 to U320 to U640 Higherreliability • SAS = Very Best Reliability (100% max workload) • SCSI = Good Reliability (100% max workload) • SATA = Adequate Reliability (50% max workload) Betterperformance • Serial point-to-point connections • SAS10Krpm, 3Gb/s transferrates • SATA5400 rpm, 1.5Gb/s transferrates • More drives perplatform= betterperformance Flexible configurations • Mix and match SAS and SATA drives − one design fits all, reducing cost • Enabling New Usage Models Greaterefficiency/improved thermals • Half the powerconsumption of 3.5” drives • Smallerformfactorenables betterairflow
- 53. Customer SFF SASBenefits • Business Case forSFF SAS Drives − SFF Increases Density • Customers scale & expand in same space • Ideal formfactorforBladeSystemDeployment − SFF DiskDrives Consume Half the Power • Customers save on volatile energy costs • IT Growth without pulling in extra power drops • Lowerheat loads & air-conditioning costs − HigherPerformance at LowerPrices • Future capital expenses minimized • LowerTCO through common infrastructure − GreaterInvestment Protection • Raid 5 or6 on an HP1U server • Improved Hard DiskDrive Reliability • Universal SFF Drive Carrier
- 54. SFF its aboutSpindles, performance and lower costs 2 15k146GBLFF SAS Total Storage: 292GB Usable w/Raid: 146GB(No RAID5) Cost/Usable GB: $9.71 (drives only) $/IOPS: $1418/630 = $2.25 $/IOPS/GB= 0.7 cent 8 10k146GBSFF SAS Drives in 2U Total Storage: 1168GB Usable w/Raid 5: 1022GB Cost/GB: $3.08 (drives only) Cost/Usable GB: $3.52 $/IOPS/GB: 0.15 cents 6 15k146GBLFF SAS Total Storage: 876GB Usable w/Raid 5: 730GB Cost/GB: $4.86 (drives only) Cost/Usable GB: $5.83 $/IOPS/GB= 0.3 cents 6 10k72GBSFF SAS Total Storage: 432GB Usable w/Raid 5: 360GB Cost/Usable: $6.00 (drives only) $/IOPS: $2154/1530 = $1.41 $/IOPS/GB= 0.3 cents DL360 DL380 1U/2P 2U/2P Large FormFactor Small FormFactor 146GBSFF SAS Drives Available September2006
- 55. SAS + SATA+ SFF = 1 transition !!! • Take full advantage of Small Form Factor − At 72GBspot: overtwice the capacity with SFF SAS − 18% more storage with 72GBSFF SAS over146GBU320 − ½ Powerof 3.5” (9Wversus 18W) • LowerThermals (heat load) − More Spindles – fasterdrive re-build • Minimize transition impact • Migrate to SFF & SAS in 1 Step HPpSCSI HPSAS SFF 42U 170 3.5” spindles 2.5” spindles doubling the numberof drives to 406 vs 170 U: unit rackheight 1U = 1.75”
- 56. Drive usage summary Lowestcost perGB 8 to 10 hours, 5 days a week 50% Duty Cycle Desktop class architecture Entry level servers and bulkstorage Non-mission critical applications (near-line storage, data tubs) Reference data Sensitivity to Environmental Vibration Capacity SATA Warranty 24x7x365 100% duty cycle Enterprise class architecture Main stream servers and storage Mission critical applications (on-line transactions, banking) Applications Transactional data Performance forRigorous Environments Best price forperformance Drive Strengths Reliability SAS 1-yearwarranty 3-yearwarranty Reliability
- 57. © 2006 Hewlett-PackardDevelopment Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice SmartStart
- 58. Single server Interactive, assisted install Interview-based orreplication Noviceuser Multiple server Automated with boot media or network Customer-created scripts Expert user Multiple server Automated from remote console Pre-packaged deployment events Intermediate user SmartStart CD SmartStart Scripting Toolkit Rapid Deployment Pack Deployment positioning Up to 10,000s of servers, desktops, notebooks, thin clients Desired state management Radia OS Manager
- 59. Maintaining your ProLiantsoftware • Unlimited web downloads software from www.hp.com/servers/swdrivers - Download individual software from the Software and Drivers download pages orfreely download the SmartStart, Management and Firmware Maintenance CDs fromthe SmartStart website • Receive email alerts of new product changes – register at Subscriber’s Choice www.hp.com/go/subscriberschoice • Use HPSystems Insight Managerand Software Version Control to automatically download ProLiant system software and firmware updates from HP’s web site, allowing the customerto evaluate the updates, create systembaselines, and schedule necessary deployments. Visit www.hp.com/go/hpsim. • Download orordera ProLiant software CDs - Offers physical media ordownloadable images of SmartStart fromwww.hp.com/servers/ssdownload.
- 60. What is SmartStart? SmartStartis HP’s single-server deployment tool that simplifies server setup and optimizes ProLiant server platform configuration. • Reliable configuration: builds a proven configuration with integration testing of server hardware and software together. • Optimized configuration: integrates optimized drivers with every assisted OS installation to achieve the maximum performance for your ProLiant server • Consistent process: provides a consistent, repeatable process that facilitates the standardization of server setup • Manageable-ready system: completes ProLiant server setup, ready to be managed with HP Systems Insight Manager and ProLiant Management Agents • Integrates with remote management products: use SmartStart with your RILOE II/ILO virtual CD media to do remote installation for your server. • Integral part of the HP server experience: SmartStart is part of the ProLiant Essentials Foundation Pack, delivered standard with every ProLiant ML/DL 300, 500, and 700 series server, and provides assisted installation support for ProLiant BL servers.
- 61. Server setup withSmartStart Interactive installation ++ SmartStart assists with OS installation and includes ProLiant serversoftware integration Manual installation ++ Use SmartStart to apply latest ProLiant serversupport software afterOS installation
- 62. SmartStart support Server Support Assistedinstallation − ProLiant ML/DL (primarily G2 and later) − RBSU (ROM-based setup) - based − Review support matrix for complete list ( www.hp.com/servers/smartstart/supportmatrices ) ProLiant Support Packs (PSP) − Collection of ProLiant software drivers, management agents and utilities − All ProLiant ML/DL300+ and BL servers − Selected pre-ML/DL servers OS support for assisted installation and ProLiant Support Packs − Windows 2000 − Windows 2000 SBS − Windows Server 2003 − Windows Server 2003 for x64 Editions − Novell NetWare 5.1, 5.1 SBS − Novell NetWare 6.0, 6.0 SBS − Novell NetWare 6.5/Open Enterprise Server, 6.5 SBS − Linux: RedHat, SuSE (PSP only)
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- 64. System maintenance utilitiespage • Array Configuration Utility • Insight and Array Diagnostics • Erase Utility
- 65. Array configuration utility Integrateswith system management home page • Set up your Smart Array controllers in minutes with Express Configuration − View available storage resources attached to target controller − Intuitive wizards walk through the configuration process • Change RAID configurations and expand logical drive space based on your storage needs • Configure your controllers locally or remotely • Customize cache ratio, stripe size, and expand/rebuild priority RAID0, RAID1, RAID1+ 0, RAID5
- 66. Updating firmware • UpdatingProLiant firmware can be performed using one of the following offline or online methods: − ROM Update Utility (offline): To perform firmware updates for selected ProLiant servers and options, use this utility available in the boot environment of the ProLiant Firmware Maintenance CD. The ROM Update Utility uses ROM Flash Components. − ROMPaqs (offline): Floppy-based method for performing firmware updates for selected ProLiant servers and options. − Online ROM Flash Components: Online method for Windows and Linux systems for performing firmware updates for selected ProLiant servers and options. Customers running operating systems other than Microsoft Windows and Linux will need to use the offline tools for firmware upgrades. • Hard Drive firmware upgrades/updates can ONLY be upgraded in Offline mode. • Storage controller firmware are only available for updates via Online ROM Flash Components or the ROM Update Utility. • For more details on the various ROM Firmware options visit http://h18023.www1.hp.com/support/files/server/us/romflash.html.
- 67. © 2006 Hewlett-PackardDevelopment Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice System Insight Manager
- 68. System management homepage Singleserver management portal • Aggregates data from plug-ins and management agents for: − Fault monitoring − Performance management − Diagnostics Configuration tracking − Version Control • OS–based / SSL–secure authentication for Windows and Linux platforms • Support for group configuration of settings from HP Systems Insight Manager • Supports Mozilla & Internet Explorer browsers • Single click access from HP Systems Insight Manager and Enterprise Management platforms.
- 69. 2 Fault, performance andversion control Delivering ProLiant lifecycle management • Fault Management − Displays system health status − Sends events to HP Systems Insight Manager − Toggle disk and unit ID lights • Performance Management − Configure tolerance thresholds for disk, CPU, memory − Provides utilization statistics for key parameters like disk, CPU and memory • Version Control − Create software baselines − Isolate out-of-date components − View component revision history − Update single or groups of 3 1
- 70. Insight diagnostics onlineedition Featuring survey and IML viewer functionality • Captures hardware and operating system configuration • Records critical information for documentation and disasterrecovery • Compares historical configurations on the same serverora baseline server • Streamlines configuration analysis & troubleshooting process Accessibility • Windows orLinux Browser • From the System Management Homepage • From HPSystems Insight Manager
- 71. System management homepage •System Management Home Page aggregates status for and provides launching point to all agents plug-ins • End users can pick which agents they wish to install. SystemManagementHomePage Insight Management Agents Version Control Agents Array Configuration Utility Insight Diagnostics • Fault Management • Performance Mgmt • Isolate out-of-date components • View revision history • Update components • Sets up Smart Array controllers
- 72. © 2006 Hewlett-PackardDevelopment Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice Misc
- 73. Improved memory protection Memorymirroring • Protection against uncorrectable memory errors without degrading performance of the memory system • How it works: − Memory mirroring uses mirrored banks (on a single memory board) to provide a high level of memory redundancy. − Customerchooses to implement or not: User selectable via BIOS and default is off. New • Data is read fromone group of DIMMs while the othergroup contains a mirrored copy of the data. • If an uncorrectable Read error occurs, the Read is re-tried fromthe mirrored copy NOTE: the two groups must be configured identically. DIMMs 1-4 and DIMMs 5-8 are mirrored copies of each other Available forHPProLiant DL360 G5, DL380 G5, DL580 G4, ML370 G5, and ML570 G4. Most server also support online spare memory DIMM1A DIMM2C DIMM3A DIMM4C DIMM5B DIMM6D DIMM7B DIMM8D
- 74. Solve potential problemsbefore they turn into real ones OpenView Manage OS & applications Enterprise Change & Config. ProLiant Essentials Rapidly provision systems Isolate and patch vulnerabilities Manage virtual infrastructure HPSystems Insight Manager Detect hardware faults Automate inventory tracking Update systemsoftware Integrated Lights-Out Control serverpower Fix problems remotely Spot deploy critical serverupdates Manage IT as a service Elevate Datacenter Efficiency Minimize Service Interruption Rapid Recovery from Failures
- 75. Lifting the datacenterconstraints Powerand thermal management PowerRegulator • Only HPoffers direct control thru on board processor (iLO) • Dynamic powerthrottling • Power meterreporting • Power calculator ModularCooling System • Cooling forhigh density deployments Powermonitoring PDU • Local power monitoring display • Unique color-coded load segment identification PowerEfficient Components • High efficiency powersupplies • Zone cooling designs • Lower powerprocessors • SFF SAS drives draw ½ the power Data Center Planning Services Powerregulator
- 76. RAID RAID Technology What doesthe RAIDacronymstand for? ∙ Redundant Array of Individual Drives ∙ Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disks Name the RAIDTypes: 0 orStriped 1 orMirroring 3 and 4 orDedicated Parity 5 orStriped with Parity 6 orStriped with Dual Parity What are the minimum amount of disks needed foreach set? How many disks can you lose in each set and not lose data? Min Disk DiskLoss 2 2 3 3 4 0 1 1 1 2
- 77. Why use RAIDTechnology Space vs. Reliability
- 78. © 2006 Hewlett-PackardDevelopment Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice Troubleshooting and Problem Solving
- 79. Troubleshooting Techniques and ProblemExamples • iLO Password Override – Refer to lid for switch setting • Minimum Configuration – Refer to lid for config • Will it boot SmartStart? • Troubleshooting Video issues – CPU, Emulex, memory, and System board. • Non-Maskable Interrupts (NMI) – Usually Memory issues
- 80. Troubleshooting Techniques and ProblemExamples - Continued • To capture Blue Screen of Death (BSOD), disable Automated System Recovery (ASR) in BIOS • Google information from BSOD • Integrated Management Log (IML) • Operating System Event Log
- 81. Hands-On Lab • Tear-downto chassis and reassemble to working Condition • Run Smart Start • Run System Diagnostics • Run ACU and ADU • Connect to iLO
- 82. Tools and Resources VSBDVDToolsand Firmware CD - ftp://hpswest.corp.hp.com/VSB/ Smart Array Controllers - WBT (November 2007) Course ID 43513 SAW - http://saw.cce.hp.com/km/saw/home.do Media Service Library - http://thesml.hp.com/ ProLiant Essentials - http://svsb.corp.hp.com/essentials/ ISS Top Issues - http://isstopissues.corp.hp.com/Index.asp IT Resource Center - http://www.itrc.hp.com Serial NumberTracking - http://lego-webpro.atlanta.hp.com/tracking/ Entitlement - https://es-int-dh.austin.hp.com/webclient/WebClient/Main.do ADU Reader - http://stain.cca.cpqcorp.net/
- 83. Tools and Resources- Continued ML Series are Maximized Internal Expansion line of Servers DL Series are considered Density/Rack Optimized line of Servers BL Series are the Blade Class of Servers CL Series was the Cluster Solution but that became EOL 1x0 or 1x5 = Cost Conscious or Entry Level Servers 3x0 or 3x5 = File/Print; Workgroups; WEB Proxy; Small Data Bases; Applications 5x0 or 5x5 = Complex WEB Apps; Large Data Bases; Critical File Servers 7x0 or 7x5 = Max Performance & Availability for very Large Data Bases and Multi-Applications No te : @ the e nd o f the Mo de lNum be r the “0 ” = Inte lPlatfo rm & “5” = AMD Platfo rm 1x0 Series has unique set of utilities for its BIOS Setup & OS install. 3x0; 5x0; & 7x0 use a common set of utilities in RBSU; ProLiant Support Pack (PSP); SmartStart 8.0 & FW Maintenance 8.0. Older ProLiant used SmartStart 5.5 of below and a SCU (System Configuration Utility Disk). IML is stored in the NVRAM and can be viewed from both the Insight DIAGS Online & Offline. LEDS on the front of server can indicate issues Boxed Heartbeat flashing/solid RED usually indicates something internal. Unboxed Heartbeat flashing/solid RED usually indicates a power issue; such as loose Power Cord. SCSI = Small Computer System Interface HDD (3 lights left to right Activity; Pwr/Online; Fault “RED” is bad). SATA = Serial Advanced Technology Attached (2 lights top to bottom Fault/ID LED amber/blue “Amber” is bad ; Activity/Online LED. SAS = Serial Attached SCSI (2 lights top to bottom, refer to SATA) Smart Array Controllers = SCSI (3200, 4200, 5300, 6400, 641/642, 5i/5i+/6i), Serial (P400/600/800, & E200/500) Recovery ROM; FW Upgradeable; Tagged Command Queuing; Drive Roaming; Global Spares. RAIDS supported as of now are 0 (Striping) ; 1 (Mirroring); 1+0 (Striping + Mirroring); 5 (Distributed Data Guarding )and ADG (Advanced Data Guarding or commonly referred to RAID 6) Just remember an array can have no more than 32 logical drives and only up to 4 online spares per controller. HBA/EMULEX Cards = Fibre Channel Cards. CIM = Compaq Insight Manager SIM = System Insight Manager RILOE II = Remote Insight Lights Out Edition iLO = Insight Lights Out
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- #40 We’ll talk a lot about iLO 2 here but HP Lights-Out technology is actually delivered in two tiers, Integrated Lights-Out (iLO) for ProLiant 300 Series and above servers and Lights-Out 100 (LO100) for ProLiant 100 Series servers. iLO and LO100 consist of management processors and firmware that in most cases is embedded on system boards iLO and now iLO 2 is HP technology that provides industry leading, comprehensive remote management required by enterprise and sophisticated SMB customers. It is the launching point for HP remote management innovation but it is also built on a strong foundation of industry standards management. iLO 2 is available on all new generation servers shipped in 2006. For example, the new ProLiant 300 Series G5 servers have iLO 2. On ProLiant 100 Series servers, the Lights-Out 100 management processor and firmware provide simple, affordable remote management that is appropriate to the entry level ProLiant 100 Series servers. LO100 primarily offers standards based remote management with basic support for some of the more widely used remote management features such as virtual media and virtual KVM. [Enter any extra notes here; leave the item ID line at the bottom] Avitage Item ID: {{D76F8FA2-7988-45DB-8155-AEF044EEEE1D}}
- #41 For customers not familiar with hardware based remote management use this slide as an overview. The primary purpose of iLO, iLO 2 and LO100 is remote control. Think about parts of the server that you interact with to deploy, update, administer, troubleshoot and restore a server. Those are all of the things you can control remotely with iLO, iLO 2 and LO100 management processors. In effect the system power, keyboard, video, mouse and floppy, CD and USB flash drives are virtualized over a network to provide total remote control from your PC as if you were at the server. Each management processor runs on auxiliary power so this virtual control is always available as long as the server is plugged into power and network. In addition, the management processor stores certain system information such as health, configuration and logs. Again this is available at all times whether the server and it’s operating system are operating properly or not. The management processor operates independently of the host CPU and operating system. This is often referred to as “OS-independent” or “out-of-band” remote management. In addition, the iLO and iLO 2 management processors provide valuable power consumption monitoring and control for more efficient data center operation. This is an exciting new area where iLO 2 will deliver valuable cost-saving capabilities over the next few years. [Enter any extra notes here; leave the item ID line at the bottom] Avitage Item ID: {{845B37E5-3CCC-4AC7-AED0-660612AB941E}}
- #42 Use this slide to give unfamiliar customers an overview of some of the differences between HP Lights-Out remote management and competitive products (Dell DRAC 4/5, IBM RSA II) and technologies (KVM over IP, software remote control). Use one or all of these usage scenario slides to describe the power or HP Lights-Out remote management to audiences who are unfamiliar with any or all of the capabilities available to them. This is the classic usage case for hardware based remote control. The remote server has locked up for a variety of reasons and the system administrator can use the remote console to see the blue-screen, etc.; use virtual power to recycle the server and then watch it reboot again using the remote console with Virtual KVM. And now on iLO 2 servers, you can do all of that from one client screen, the Integrated Remote Console. It integrates power, KVM and virtual media into one screen for unmatched ease of use. This scenario is a very powerful one in the event a server is attacked by malicious software. Even if you have anti-virus protection, there are always unknown worms, viruses, etc. that can cause problems in your network. iLO, iLO 2 and LO100 all allow you to deal with those situations to protect your network. After detecting a problem you can log into the server OS using the Lights-Out remote console and disable the host network connection to contain the damage. You still have iLO/iLO 2/LO100 connection though so when a patch is identified, you can install it using Virtual Media and Virtual KVM. Mount the CD or flash drive on your laptop to the remote server using virtual media. Copy the file to the server and run the installer using the Virtual KVM remote console. Verify the fix in the OS Task Manager and then reconnect the host to the network. Without Lights-Out you would have to visit this server to do this. This is an example of something that probably doesn’t happen all of time but it indicates how convenient and critical these tools can be. Again without the ability to correct this human error remotely, this server would be out of commission until someone could go to the server and remove the CD. [Enter any extra notes here; leave the item ID line at the bottom] Avitage Item ID: {{004A0590-5C6F-4C0D-8619-26E8FCDC99C8}}
- #43 Good slide to give an overview of the new capabilities iLO 2 offers dramatic performance improvements from iLO 2 Virtual KVM and the Integrated Remote Console. Performance for everyday use and the single java-free console with virtual KVM, power and media gives iLO 2 unique capabilities when compared with our traditional competition as well as KVM over IP and software products. There are several new capabilities that make ilO 2 more versatile as well. They include out-of-band health status, new power consumption monitoring and reporting and new high-speed shared network connectivity. We also have new capabilities around the integration with the Onboard Administrator in c-Class enclosures. And I almost forgot, there will be a whole new look to the UI – it’s now compliant with the hp standards and much more intuitive and easy to use. Early feedback so far is very positive. Finally, the new licensing provides some great new opportunities to target new customers as well as some short-term challenges. We will drill down a little on a few of these, however David Joy, iLO dev manager, will deliver a full technical overview of these features in the Tech Express webinar scheduled for early May. [Enter any extra notes here; leave the item ID line at the bottom] Avitage Item ID: {{7C776722-9C1B-465D-A24D-729F5FFF12AA}}
- #44 This screen shot displays the use of the IRC’s virtual power button. The button in the command bar displays green to indicate that the server is powered on. All of the different power control selections are available in a pop-up when the power button is clicked. [Enter any extra notes here; leave the item ID line at the bottom] Avitage Item ID: {{37E75F5E-3A6D-498B-9A73-7CF12E11F86D}}
- #45 Embedded system health status will be introduced with c-class blades and new G5 300 series servers. Basic hardware status will be available from any iLO 2 interface. So, bare metal or OS distressed servers will still provide this information via iLO in addition to the traditional path through the management agents when the OS is available. For customers who require “IPMI” support, iLO 2 is now compliant through the host interface. This will allow operating systems to populate IPMI data (typically basic fan, temperature and power supply information) so that it is available to supporting management applications. One thing to point out is that embedded health like iLO 2 will be phased in over time with all servers. There will be a platform support matrix on the iLO web site that you and customers can use. For instance the 310, 320, 570 and 580 will not have it in current generation platforms and it will not be a firmware upgrade. It requires hardware that is not supported on those servers yet. [Enter any extra notes here; leave the item ID line at the bottom] Avitage Item ID: {{5781BA18-792A-4854-ACFA-8F0279D732ED}}
- #46 Another exciting new area is the extension of power management based on the new power meter embedded on G5 servers and new c-class blades. Those are the only platforms that use power supplies that support this feature. ProLiant customers will now be able to easily collect power consumption and heat generation data to analyze and plan power and cooling. From any iLO 2 interface, the present reading (which will actually be a 5 minute average refreshed every 5 minutes) as well as 24 hour average, peak and minimum power and heat values will be available. In addition, the browser UI will display an easy to read graph that allows a 24 hour view as well as zooming for a tighter more detailed view. The chart will be available with firmware version 1.20. And the good news for customers is that the present power values will be standard iLO 2 features. The historical data will be available with the purchase of a licenses iLO Advanced or iLO Select Pack. Also, like embedded health this won’t be on every server right away because it requires special power supplies. [Enter any extra notes here; leave the item ID line at the bottom] Avitage Item ID: {{A5F9D147-4296-49F5-BB57-D36EE5BAA7EC}}
- #47 One more important product change that you notice right away with these firmware releases. . .the user interface has been updated to be more consistent with other HP software. In the process we have made improvements to make the iLO 2 web pages much easier to use. The same basic tabs are available but the organization of functions and settings has been changed to be more intuitive and reduce scrolling. New pages are added to support the new system health and power reporting. Also, the new landing page or Status Summary page has been improved to provide “at-a-glance” system and iLO 2 information and a “quick-launch” function for the Virtual Power, Virtual UID and Remote consoles. Another iLO 2 improvement that makes it easier to use iLO 2 for any occasion. [Enter any extra notes here; leave the item ID line at the bottom] Avitage Item ID: {{C0A130F5-AF9F-42F2-B09C-038EBC09E7AD}}
- #48 The next section of slides can be used to give customers an overview of LO 100 and it’s new remote control and management capabilities. [Enter any extra notes here; leave the item ID line at the bottom] Avitage Item ID: {{BA645DD2-8452-46FC-868B-99CC0DB9AFA6}}
- #49 If you are unfamiliar with HP Lights-Out 100 Remote Management, it is a cost-effective, entry level remote management solution for the ProLiant 100 series servers. It is intended to provide standards based remote control that is consistent with the overall strategy for ProLiant 100 series servers - simple and affordable computing. With the new G3 100 series servers launching in June, we are introducing some significant enhancements to the capabilities of Lights-Out 100 remote management. We will introduce . . . A breakthrough in the entry level server space. . .the industry’s first embedded virtual KVM on entry level servers improved virtual media technology with new support for virtual CD’s new factory installed SSL/SSH security In-band IPMI management standard on ProLiant ML150 G3 servers and for the first time in the entry level space, key activated value packs similar to iLO. [Enter any extra notes here; leave the item ID line at the bottom] Avitage Item ID: {{1C5E91E8-3168-44C7-8F9F-DF1F06EB8CF6}}
- #51 Designed with the mainstream server environment in mind, the HP Serial Attached SCSI (or SAS) performance drive is so reliable that HP will feature it in every industry standard server we launch before the end of 2006. So why is HP making the move to Serial Attached SCSI and the 2.5-inch small form factor so quickly? Because we think it’s better. A lot better. [Enter any extra notes here; leave the item ID line at the bottom] Avitage Item ID: {{09CB4AC6-A76C-4345-BD0E-6600B756D6BF}}
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- #54 Organizations want higher performance and lower prices and HP is delivering. We’re leveraging our large volume purchase capability to provide minimized pricing. And HP SFF SAS drives provide greater investment protection than our competitors . With RAID 5 and RAID 6 on a 1U server, HP SFF SAS drives eliminate the need to have two drives mirrored, one against the other. Plus, the HP SFF SAS actually has six drives— only one of which is striped in — which actually triples the amount of your available storage space. [Enter any extra notes here; leave the item ID line at the bottom] Avitage Item ID: {{CDFE5EB7-3C1C-467F-A9F7-9B6DE82C0888}}
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- #58 Designed with the mainstream server environment in mind, the HP Serial Attached SCSI (or SAS) performance drive is so reliable that HP will feature it in every industry standard server we launch before the end of 2006. So why is HP making the move to Serial Attached SCSI and the 2.5-inch small form factor so quickly? Because we think it’s better. A lot better. [Enter any extra notes here; leave the item ID line at the bottom] Avitage Item ID: {{09CB4AC6-A76C-4345-BD0E-6600B756D6BF}}
- #59 HP’s deployment solutions are tiered according to both expertise level of the IT administrator and the volumes of servers that are required for deployment. Use SmartStart for a 1-1 method for server setup. SmartStart assisted installation facilitates OS deployment and automatically integrates ProLiant server drivers (aka ProLiant Support Pack or PSP). It is freely provided as part of the ProLiant Essentials Foundation Pack (it is also downloadable from the web). – www.hp.com/servers/smartstart The SmartStart Scripting Toolkit falls in the category that solves the environment that requires deploying of multiple servers. The Toolkit is designed for the IT expert knowledgeable about scripting server configurations and OS deployments. The Toolkit deploys Windows, Linux and other scriptable operating systems. It supports integration with Microsoft Automated Deployment Service as well. It is freely downloadable from the web. www.hp.com/servers/sstoolkit. The Rapid Deployment Pack integrates the Toolkit and Altiris Deployment Solution. RDP delivers the pre-packaged deployment events that are available from the deployment console. RDP is available for Windows and Linux. The ProLiant Essentials Rapid Deployment Pack is one of the Value packs sold as an option to ProLiant servers. RDP integrates with Systems Insight Manager to form a complete management and automated deployment experience from a single management console. www.hp.com/servers/rdp [Enter any extra notes here; leave the item ID line at the bottom] Avitage Item ID: {{834D72CF-A9FB-46F3-B16A-21F6DEA54859}}
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- #69 The updated architecture in the System Management Homepage 2.0 also provides greater access control via NIC binding & advanced configurations for individual and groups of users, Simplified application of security & HP plug-in updates Common HTTP/HTTPS service for HP Agents and other plug-in tools (this reduces complexity and resources) [Enter any extra notes here; leave the item ID line at the bottom] Avitage Item ID: {{6324A03E-BD3D-4A10-8C33-2D0C107B9471}}
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- #73 Designed with the mainstream server environment in mind, the HP Serial Attached SCSI (or SAS) performance drive is so reliable that HP will feature it in every industry standard server we launch before the end of 2006. So why is HP making the move to Serial Attached SCSI and the 2.5-inch small form factor so quickly? Because we think it’s better. A lot better. [Enter any extra notes here; leave the item ID line at the bottom] Avitage Item ID: {{09CB4AC6-A76C-4345-BD0E-6600B756D6BF}}
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