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Integrity BL870c

Brand: HP | Category: Server
Table of contents
  1. Abstract
  2. Server Core Installations
  3. Supported configurations
  4. Recommended ProLiant server platforms
  5. Recommended Integrity server platforms
  6. Supported components for ProLiant servers
  7. Tape options
  8. Network interface controllers
  9. IPMI and WS-Management
  10. IPMI and WS-Management for HP ProLiant 100 Series servers
  11. Storage requirements
  12. Windows Server 2008 installation for 32-bit and 64-bit editions on ProLiant servers
  13. Upgrading ProLiant Servers from Windows Server 2008 to Windows Server 2008 Service Pack2
  14. NIC Teaming driver
  15. Upgrading Integrity Servers from Windows Server 2008
  16. Appendix A: known issues and workarounds
  17. Known issues and workarounds with Integrity servers
  18. Known issues and workarounds with the ProLiant Support Pack
  19. For more information
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Integrity BL870c

Brand: HP | Category: Server
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. BCS Global Limited Warranty and Technical Support
  3. Exclusions
  4. Exclusive remedy
  5. Customer responsibilities
  6. Types of hardware warranty service
  7. Service upgrades
  8. Software limited warranty
  9. Contacting HP
Integrity BL870c first page preview

Integrity BL870c

Brand: HP | Category: Server
Table of contents
  1. bcs global limited warranty and technical support
  2. exclusive remedy
  3. customer responsibilities
  4. types of hardware warranty service
  5. service upgrades
  6. software limited warranty
  7. documentation feedback
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Integrity BL870c

Brand: HP | Category: Server
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Introduction
  3. HP Integrity and HP 9000 firmware update solutions
  4. HP Smart Update Manager (HP SUM)
  5. Additional firmware installation options
  6. Frequently Asked Questions
  7. How can I view the firmware version installed on my system
  8. Feedback
  9. Glossary
  10. A Updating firmware using iLO 3
Integrity BL870c first page preview

Integrity BL870c

Brand: HP | Category: Server
Table of contents
  1. bcs global limited warranty and technical support
  2. exclusive remedy
  3. limitation of liability
  4. customer responsibilities
  5. types of hardware warranty service
  6. service upgrades
  7. software limited warranty
  8. documentation feedback
Integrity BL870c first page preview

Integrity BL870c

Brand: HP | Category: Server
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Table Of Contents
  6. Table Of Contents
  7. Table Of Contents
  8. Table Of Contents
  9. Table Of Contents
  10. Table Of Contents
  11. Table Of Contents
  12. Table Of Contents
  13. Table Of Contents
  14. Overview
  15. Base server
  16. HP_ComputerSystemChassis
  17. HP_ComputerSystemPackage
  18. HP_PowerManagementService
  19. HP_PowerManagementCapabilities
  20. HP_AssociatedPowerManagementService
  21. HP_HostedPowerManagementService
  22. HP_SystemROMElementFirmwareIdentity
  23. WBEM Providers Started
  24. Use cases
  25. HP_ProcessorCapabilities
  26. HP_ProcessorCore
  27. HP_HardwareThread
  28. HP_ProcessorCacheMemory
  29. HP_SystemProcessor
  30. HP_ProcessorElementCapabilities
  31. HP_HWThreadComponent
  32. HP_ProcessorCollection
  33. HP_ProcessorGroupHostedCollection
  34. HP_ProcessorChip
  35. HP_RealizesProcessor
  36. HP_ProcessorElementLocation
  37. System Power Supply
  38. HP_PowerCollection
  39. HP_PowerRedundancySet
  40. HP_MemberOfPowerRedundancy
  41. HP_HostedPowerRedundancySet
  42. HP_SystemPowerSupply
  43. HP_PowerSupplySlot
  44. HP_PowerSupplyInSlot
  45. HP_SystemPhysicalPowerSupply
  46. HP_AssociatedPowermeter
  47. HP_Location
  48. CIM_ElementCapacity
  49. System fan
  50. HP_CoolingCollection
  51. HP_CoolingRedundancySet
  52. HP_MemberOfCoolingRedundancy
  53. HP_HostedCoolingRedundancySet
  54. HP_FanModule
  55. HP_FanSlot
  56. HP_FanInSlot
  57. HP_ElementLocation
  58. CIM_ConfigurationCapacity
  59. Supported indications
  60. System Temperature Sensor
  61. HP_SensorCollection
  62. HP_MemberOfSensorCollection
  63. System memory
  64. HP_SystemMemory
  65. HP_MemoryModule
  66. HP_MemoryBoard
  67. HP_MemoryCollection
  68. HP_HostedMemoryCollection
  69. HP_ MemoryModuleSlot
  70. HP_MemoryBoardSlot
  71. HP_MemoryModuleInSlot
  72. HP_MemoryModuleSlotLocation
  73. HP_MemoryBoardSlotLocation
  74. HP_MemoryModuleSlotElementLocation
  75. HP_SystemMemoryModuleSlot
  76. PCI Device
  77. HP_PCIBridge
  78. HP_PCICard
  79. HP_PCISlot
  80. HP_PCICardInSlot
  81. HP_RealizesPCIDevice
  84. Management Processor Lite
  85. CIM_SoftwareIdentity
  86. HP_MPCollection
  87. HP_MPComponentCS
  88. CIM_ElementSoftwareIdentity
  90. SEL Record Log
  91. HP_CommonLogEntry
  92. HP_LogManagesRecord
  94. Platform Watchdog
  95. CIM_HostedService
  96. CIM_ServiceAvailableToElement
  97. Blade System Lite
  98. HP_BladeEnclosureCollection
  99. HP_BladeSystemComponent
  100. HP_BladeEnclosureGroupHostedCollection
  102. CIM_InstalledSoftwareIdentity
  104. Ethernet Teaming
  105. Class implementations
  106. HP_EthernetDevice
  107. HP_EthernetTeamMember
  108. HP_EthernetLANEndpoint
  109. HP_EthernetPortToLANEndpoint
  110. HP_IPBindsToEthernetLANEndpoint
  111. HP_EthernetPortStatisticalData
  112. HP_EthernetCollection
  113. HP_EthernetGroupHostedCollection
  114. HP_EthIPHostedAccessPoint
  117. HP_EthEventSettings
  118. Ethernet Team Redundancy Lost
  119. Ethernet Team Redundancy Increased
  120. Ethernet Team Redundancy Decreased
  121. Ethernet Team Full Redundancy Restored
  122. Network Interface Connectivity Lost
  123. Network Interface Connectivity Restored
  124. Ethernet Team Member Status Change
  125. Ethernet Team Member Role Change
  126. Ethernet Team Member Dropped
  127. Ethernet Team Member Added
  128. Network Interface No Longer Available
  129. New Network Interface Available
  130. Ethernet Team Active Member Count Change
  131. Ethernet Provider Fatal Error
  132. Ethernet Provider Cannot Access Data Source
  133. Operating System Status
  134. CIM_RunningOS
  135. Smart Array
  136. HPSA_ArrayController
  137. HPSA_StorageVolume
  138. HPSA_DiskDrive
  139. HPSA_StorageExtent
  140. HPSA_DiskDriveFirmware
  141. HPSA_ArrayControllerPhysicalPackage
  142. HPSA_DiskPhysicalPackage
  143. HPSA_StorageEnclosure
  144. HPSA_StorageEnclosureProcessor
  145. HPSA_PortController
  146. HPSA_DAPort
  147. HPSA_SPIPort
  148. HPSA_Firmware
  149. HPSA_PrimordialPool
  150. HPSA_StoragePool
  151. HPSA_StorageSetting
  152. HPSA_DriveCage
  153. HPSA_SCSIProtocolEndpoint
  154. HPSA_SCSIProtocolController
  155. HPSA_RedundancySet
  156. HPSA_StorageRedundancySet
  157. HPSA_DriveCageLocation
  158. HPSA_ArraySystemLocation
  159. HPSA_DiskDriveLocation
  160. HPSA_StorageCapabilities
  161. HPSA_Product
  162. HPSA_TSASSCSIProtocolEndpoint
  163. HPSA_ISASSCSIProtocolEndpoint
  164. HPSA_TSASPort
  165. HPSA_ISASPort
  166. HPSA_ArraySystemRedundancySet (Association)
  167. HPSA_StoragePoolStorageCapabilities (Association)
  168. HPSA_ArraySystemDiskDrive (Association)
  169. HPSA_ArraySystemPrimordialPool (Association)
  170. HPSA_StorageEnclosureStorageEnclosureProcessor (Association)
  171. HPSA_PhysicalPackageStorageEnclosure (Association)
  172. HPSA_StorageSpecificCollectionArraySystem (Association)
  173. HPSA_FirmwareArraySystem (Association)
  174. HPSA_DiskDriveStorageExtent (Association)
  175. HPSA_SpareExtentStorageRedundancySet (Association)
  176. HPSA_StorageGroupHostedCollection (Association)
  177. HPSA_PhysicalPackageArraySystemLocation (Association)
  178. HPSA_StorageEnclosureEnclosureLocation (Association)
  179. HPSA_PortControllerISASPort (Association)
  180. HPSA_ DiskDriveTSASSCSIProtocolEndpoint (Association)
  181. Physical Drive Status Changed to ERROR
  182. Physical Drive Status Changed to REBUILDING
  183. Physical Drive Status Changed to PREDICTIVE FAILURE
  184. Logical Drive Status Changed to OK
  185. Logical drive Status Changed to ERROR
  186. Logical Drive Status Changed to DEGRADED
  187. Controller Status Changed to OK
  188. Controller Status Changed to ERROR
  189. Controller Redundancy State Has Been Set to ACTIVE
  190. Controller Redundancy Has Been Lost
  191. Controller Redundancy Has Been Restored
  192. Controller Battery Status Changed to OK
  193. Controller Battery Status Changed to Not Fully Charged
  194. Controller Battery Status Changed to Failed
  195. Controller Cache Status Changed to OK
  196. Enclosure Power Supply Status Changed to Non Redundant
  197. Enclosure Power Supply Status Changed to OK (Redundant)
  198. Enclosure Power Supply Status Changed to Redundant Degraded
  199. Enclosure Temperature Sensor Status Changed to OK
  200. Enclosure Temperature Sensor Status Changed to Warning
  201. Enclosure Temperature Sensor Status Changed to Critical
  202. Enclosure Fan Status Changed to OK
  203. Enclosure Fan Status Changed to Degraded
  204. Enclosure Fan Status Changed to Failure
  206. Getting statistics for each Fibre Channel port
  207. HPFCHBA_ComputerSystem
  208. HPFCHBA_FCPort
  209. HPFCHBA_PortController
  210. HPFCHBA_FCPortStatistics
  211. HPFCHBA_LogicalPortGroup
  212. HPFCHBA_PhysicalPackage
  213. HPFCHBA_SoftwareIdentityDrv
  214. HPFCHBA_FirmwareIdentityBIOS
  215. HPFCHBA_SCSIProtocolController
  216. HPFCHBA_SCSIProtocolEndpoint
  217. HPFCHBA_GroupSystemSpecificCollection
  218. HPFCHBA_ComputerSystemPortController
  219. HPFCHBA_ComputerSystemSoftwareIdentityDrv
  220. HPFCHBA_FCPortFCPortStatistics
  221. HPFCHBA_SCSIProtocolControllerFCPort
  222. HPFCHBA_SoftwareIdentityDrvPortController
  223. HPFCHBA_ProductPhysicalComponent
  224. HPFCHBA_ConcreteIdentity
  225. HPFCHBA_Location
  226. Fibre Channel Port Status changed to Link Down
  227. HPSAS_ArraySystem
  228. HPSAS_ArrayController
  229. HPSAS_StorageVolume
  230. HPSAS_DiskDrive
  231. HPSAS_StorageExtent
  232. HPSAS_DiskDriveFirmware
  233. HPSAS_PhysicalPackage
  234. HPSAS_PortController
  235. HPSAS_DAPort
  236. HPSAS_Firmware
  237. HPSAS_PrimordialPoolNoRaid
  238. HPSAS_StoragePool
  239. HPSAS_SCSIProtocolEndpoint
  240. HPSAS_SCSIProtocolController
  241. HPSAS_StorageRedundancySet
  242. HPSAS_StorageSpecificCollection
  243. HPSAS_DiskDriveLocation
  244. HPSAS_Product
  245. HPSAS_EnclosureFirmware
  246. HPSAS_StorageEnclosureProcessor
  247. HPSAS_StorageEnclosureLocation
  248. HPSAS_DriveCageDiskDrive (Association)
  249. HPSAS_ArraySystemStorageEnclosureProcessor (Association)
  250. HPSAS_PrimordialPoolStorageCapabilities (Association)
  251. HPSAS_ArraySystemPortController (Association)
  252. HPSAS_ArraySystemDAPort (Association)
  253. HPSAS_ArraySystemArrayController (Association)
  254. HPSAS_PrimordialPoolNoRaidStorageExtent (Association)
  255. HPSAS_SCSIProtocolControllerStorageVolume (Association)
  256. HPSAS_StoragePoolStorageVolume (Association)
  257. HPSAS_DAPortSCSIProtocolEndpoint (Association)
  258. HPSAS_DiskPhysicalPackageDiskDriveLocation (Association)
  259. SAS HBA in Error State
  260. Physical Drive Status OK
  261. Physical Drive Status ERROR
  262. Physical Drive Status REBUILDING
  263. Drive Status PREDICTIVE FAILURE
  264. Logical Drive Status OK
  265. Logical Drive Status ERROR
  266. Logical Drive is in a Degraded State
  267. Power Supply Status Changed to Non Redundant
  271. Enclosure Temperature Status Changed to Warning
  276. HPSCSI_HBAComputerSystem
  277. HPSCSI_StorageVolume
  278. HPSCSI_DiskDrive
  279. HPSCSI_StorageExtent
  280. HPSCSI_DiskDriveFirmwareIdentity
  281. HPSCSI_DiskPhysicalPackage
  282. HPSCSI_StorageEnclosure
  283. HPSCSI_StorageEnclosureProcessor
  284. HPSCSI_HBAPortController
  285. HPSCSI_DAPort
  286. HPSCSI_HBAFirmwareIdentity
  287. HPSCSI_EnclosureFirmware
  288. HPSCSI_MediaAccessStatData
  289. HPSCSI_HBASCSIProtocolEndpoint
  290. HPSCSI_DASCSIProtocolEndpoint
  291. HPSCSI_HBASCSIProtocolController
  292. HPSCSI_HBAGroupCollection
  293. HPSCSI_DriveCageLocation
  294. HPSCSI_DiskDriveLocation
  295. HPSCSI_HBAComputerSystemStorageEnclosureProcessor (Association)
  296. HPSCSI_HBAComputerSystemStorageExtent (Association)
  297. HPSCSI_StorageEnclosureStorageEnclosureProcessor (Association)
  298. HPSCSI_HBAComputerSystemHBAFirmwareIdentity (Association)
  299. HPSCSI_DiskDriveDiskDriveFirmwareIdentity (Association)
  300. HPSCSI_HBASCSIProtocolEndpointSPIPort (Association)
  301. HPSCSI_HBAPhysicalPackagePortController (Association)
  302. HPSCSI_DriveCageDriveCageLocation (Association)
  303. HPSCSI_HBAComputerSystemSCSIProtocolEndpoint (Association)
  304. Physical Drive Status Set to ERROR
  305. Physical Drive Status is Set to Predictive Failure
  306. Physical Drive Status OFFLINE
  307. Controller Status Changed to Unknown
  308. Controller Status OK
  309. Controller Status ERROR
  310. Power Supply Status NOT REDUNDANT
  311. Power Supply Status OK
  312. Power Supply Status DEGRADED
  313. Temperature Sensor Status Change OK
  314. Temerature Sensor Status Change Warning Condition
  318. Profile registration
  319. HP_ExtendsProfile
  320. HP_ReferencedProfile
  321. Standalone Tape Drive Profile
  322. HPWMITape_TapeDriveStatData
  323. HPWMITape_TapeDriveMediaLocation
  324. HPWMITape_PhysicalTape
  325. HPWMITape_TapeDriveCapabilities
  326. HPWMITape_Product
  327. HPWMITape_SCSIProtocolEndpoint
  328. HPWMITape_TapeDriveSPIPort
  329. HPWMITape_TapeDriveSASPort
  330. HPWMITape_TapeSystemDevice (Association)
  331. HPWMITape_TapeDriveToStatData (Association)
  332. HPWMI_TapeProductToEnclosure (Association)
  333. HPWMITape_HostedAccessPoint (Association)
  334. Drive status changed to OK
  335. Drive status changed to Degraded
  336. Drive status changed to Failed
  337. New Tape Drive Found
  338. Tape Drive status changed to Offline
  339. OK Tape Drive Now Missing
  340. Failed Drive Now Missing
  341. Offline Drive Now Missing
  342. Degraded Drive Now Missing
  343. Tape Drive Cleaning Required
  344. Cleaning Tape Replacement Required
  345. Host Discovered Resources (HDR)
  346. HPHDR_SCSIProtocolEndPointInitiator
  347. HPHDR_LogicalDisk
  348. HPHDR_RemoteServiceAccessPoint
  349. HPHDR_LogicalDiskRemoteServiceAccessPoint (Association)
  350. HPHDR_ComputerSystemSCSIProtocolEndpointInitiator (Association)
  351. For more information
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Integrity BL870c

Brand: HP | Category: Server
Table of contents
  1. release notes
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. About this document
  4. Typographic conventions
  5. Related information
  6. HP-UX documentation
  7. HP encourages your comments
  8. Features
  9. System requirements
  10. Supported browsers
  11. Verifying system requirements
  12. Known issues
  13. HP SMH 2.2.9 release for HP-UX
  14. HP SMH 2.2.4 release for HP-UX
  15. HP SMH 2.2 release for HP-UX
  16. HP SMH 2.0 release for Linux
  17. HP SMH 2.0 release for Windows
  18. Index
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Integrity BL870c

Brand: HP | Category: Server
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. What's New
  3. Features and change notification
  4. Requirements
  5. Hardware and software
  6. Client requirements
  7. Hardware and software requirements
  8. Known issues
  9. Documentation
Integrity BL870c first page preview

Integrity BL870c

Brand: HP | Category: Adapter
Table of contents
  1. product models
  2. operating systems
  3. important information
Integrity BL870c first page preview

Integrity BL870c

Brand: HP | Category: Adapter
Table of contents
  1. product models
  2. operating systems
  3. important information
  4. miscellaneous issues
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Integrity BL870c

Brand: HP | Category: Server
Table of contents
  1. legal notices
Integrity BL870c first page preview

Integrity BL870c

Brand: HP | Category: Server
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Table Of Contents
  6. Table Of Contents
  7. Table Of Contents
  8. Table Of Contents
  9. Table Of Contents
  10. Table Of Contents
  11. Table Of Contents
  12. Table Of Contents
  13. Table Of Contents
  14. Table Of Contents
  15. Table Of Contents
  16. Typographic Conventions
  17. HP Contact Information
  18. Introduction to iLO 2
  19. Standard Features
  20. Multiple Users
  21. Firmware Upgrades
  22. Mirrored Console
  23. Integrated Remote Console
  24. Obtaining and Activating iLO 2 Advanced Pack Licensing
  25. Integrity iLO 2 Supported Browsers and Client Operating Systems
  26. Protecting SNMP Traffic
  27. Ports and LEDs
  28. Onboard Administrator LEDs and Buttons
  29. HP Integrity rx2660 Server Components
  30. iLO 2 MP Status LEDs
  31. iLO 2 MP Reset Button
  32. MP LAN Port Pinouts
  33. Getting Connected to iLO 2
  34. Setup Checklist
  35. Setup Flowchart
  36. Rackmount Server Connection
  37. Determining the iLO 2 MP LAN Configuration Method
  38. Configuring the iLO 2 MP LAN Using ARP Ping
  39. Configuring the iLO 2 MP LAN Using the Console Serial Port
  40. Server Blade Connection
  41. Connecting the SUV Cable to the Server Blade
  42. Connecting the Server Blade To iLO 2 Using the Onboard Administrator
  43. Auto Login
  44. Initiating an Auto Login Session
  45. Additional Setup
  46. Setting Up Security
  47. Logging In to iLO 2 Using the Web GUI
  48. TCP Ports
  49. Adding Advanced Features
  50. Lights-Out Advanced KVM card Requirements
  51. Configuring the Lights-Out Advanced KVM Card
  52. Lights-Out Advanced KVM Card IRC Feature
  53. Installing the Lights-Out Advanced KVM Card in a Server
  54. PCI-X or PCI-X/PCIe Card Cage (Common to all supported servers)
  55. Lights-out advanced quick setup
  56. Using Lights-Out Advanced KVM Features
  57. Mid Range PCI Backplane Power Behavior
  58. Core I/O Card Configurations
  59. Supported PCI-X Slots
  60. Accessing the Host (Operating System) Console
  61. Accessing Online Help
  62. Accessing a Graphic Host Console Using the Integrated Remote Console
  63. Configuring DHCP, DNS, LDAP, and Schema-Free LDAP
  64. Configuring DNS
  65. Login Process Using Directory Services with Extended LDAP
  66. Configuring Schema-Free LDAP
  67. Setting Up Directory Security Groups
  68. LDAP and MP Login for Integrity Cell-Based Servers
  69. Access Rights
  70. Access Rights for Cell-Based Servers
  71. Partition User Support Options
  72. Text User Interface
  73. MP Main Menu
  74. CO (Console): Leave the MP Main Menu and enter console mode
  75. Events
  76. iLO 2 Event Log Filter Options
  77. Events and Actions
  78. HE (Help): Display help for the menu or command in the MP Main Menu
  79. Command Line Interface Scripting
  80. Command Menu Commands and Standard Command Line Scripting Syntax
  81. BLADE: Display BLADE parameters
  82. DATE: Display date
  83. DF: Display FRU information
  84. FW: Upgrade the MP firmware
  85. IT: Inactivity timeout settings
  86. LDAP: LDAP directory settings
  87. LDAP: LDAP group administration
  88. LDAP: Schema-Free LDAP
  89. PM: Power regulator mode
  90. PR: Power restore policy configuration
  91. SA: Set access LAN/WEB/SSH/IPMI over LAN ports
  92. SO: Security option help
  93. SYSREV: Firmware revisions
  94. WHO: Display a list of iLO 2 connected users
  95. System Status
  96. Status Summary Active Users Page
  97. Active Users Page Description
  98. Server Status General Page
  99. Server Status Identification Page
  100. System Event Log
  101. Remote Serial Console
  102. Remote Serial Console Page
  103. Remote Serial Console Window
  104. Virtual Serial Port
  105. Limitations of the IRC Mouse and Keyboard
  106. Browsers and Client Operating Systems that Support the IRC
  107. Accessing the IRC
  108. Integrated Remote Console Page
  109. Integrated Remote Console Fullscreen
  110. Virtual Media
  111. Virtual CD/DVD
  112. Virtual Media Dialog Box (Before Connection)
  113. Creating the iLO 2 Disk Image Files
  114. Local Image File Dialog Box
  115. Virtual Floppy/USB Key
  116. Virtual Media Applet Timeout
  117. Java Plug-in Version
  118. Power Meter Readings
  119. Power Meter Readings Page
  120. Power Regulator
  121. Power Regulator Page Description
  122. Administration
  123. Licensing
  124. Licensing Page Description
  125. Group Accounts
  126. Access Settings
  127. LAN Page
  128. Serial Page
  129. Current LDAP Parameters
  130. Current LDAP Parameters Page
  131. Network Settings
  132. Domain Name Server
  133. SNMP Settings
  134. BL c-Class
  135. Help
  136. Help Page
  137. SMASH Server Management Command Line Protocol
  138. Exiting the SM CLP Interface
  139. Using the SM CLP Interface
  140. Command Verbs
  141. Command Targets
  142. Display Option
  143. System1 Target
  144. System Reset Power Status and Power Control
  145. Map1 (iLO 2) Target
  146. Resetting iLO 2
  147. Switching Between the System Console and the SM CLP
  148. Firmware Revision Display and Upgrade
  149. Displaying Firmware Revisions
  150. Firmware Upgrade
  151. Telnet Examples
  152. Target: map1/enetport1/lanendpt1
  153. Target: map1/dhcpendpt1
  154. Target: map1/enetport1/lanendpt1/ipendpt1/gateway1
  155. SM CLP Network Command Examples
  156. vMedia
  157. vMedia Functionality on Server Blades and Rack-Mounted Servers
  158. cddr1 Properties
  159. User Accounts Configuration
  160. User Account Examples
  161. LDAP Configuration Examples
  162. Installing and Configuring Directory Services
  163. Directory Services Installation Prerequisites
  164. Directory Services Support
  165. Schema Installer
  166. Results Screen
  167. Management Snap-In Installer
  168. Preparing Directory Services for Active Directory
  169. Installing and Initializing Snap-Ins for Active Directory
  170. Directory Example
  171. Select Users Dialog Box
  172. Directory Services Objects
  173. Active Directory Snap-Ins
  174. Setting Login Restrictions
  175. Setting Time Restrictions
  176. Setting User or Group Role Rights
  177. Directory Services for eDirectory
  178. Example: Creating and Configuring Directory Objects for Use with iLO 2 Devices in eDirectory
  179. Creating Roles
  180. Setting Role Rights
  181. Directory Services Objects for eDirectory
  182. Setting Role Restrictions
  183. Defining Client IP Address or DNS Name Access
  184. Installing Snap-Ins and Extending Schema for eDirectory on a Linux Platform
  185. Installing Snap-Ins
  186. Verifying Snap-In Installation and Schema Extension
  187. User Login Using Directory Services
  188. Certificate Services
  189. Using Existing Groups
  190. Creating Roles that Follow Organizational Structure
  191. IP Address Range Restrictions
  192. Enforcing User Time Restrictions
  193. User Address Restrictions
  194. Directory Services Schema (LDAP)
  195. Core Class Definitions
  196. hpqPolicyDN
  197. hpqRoleTimeRestriction
  198. iLO 2 Class Definitions
  199. hpqLOMRightServerReset
  200. Glossary
  201. Index
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Integrity BL870c

Brand: HP | Category: Server
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. About This Document
  3. Introduction
  4. Windows Solution Documentation
  5. Verifying hardware card installation
  6. Installing the software
  7. Performing administrative tasks
  8. Managing software and firmware versions
  9. Documentation on Smart Setup CD
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Integrity BL870c

Brand: HP | Category: Server
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. About This Document
  5. Related Information
  6. Publishing History
  7. Preparing for the installation
  8. Ensuring platform compatibility
  9. Back up existing data
  10. Choosing the Installation media
  11. Setting up a console
  12. Set up the headless console using a LAN
  13. Set up an Integrated Remote Console (rx2660, rx3600, rx6600, BL860c, and BL870c only)
  14. Setting up PXE/RIS
  15. Install RIS
  16. Authorize a RIS server in Active Directory
  17. Preparing the server hardware
  18. Locate the DVD/CD drive
  19. Set ACPI flag to windows (cell-based servers only)
  20. Installing the OS
  21. Run EBSU
  22. Run Windows Setup
  23. Enter the product key
  24. Specify server settings
  25. Installing from PXE
  26. Load the system image
  28. Reinstalling from a GUI console
  29. Applying OS updates
  30. Enabling Windows components
  31. Configure SNMP
  32. Updating firmware, drivers, and software
  33. Update firmware
  34. Install the Integrity Support Pack (ISP)
  35. Install updates from the web
  36. Installing a Windows guest on an HP Integrity Virtual Machine host
  37. Enabling hyperthreading on HP Integrity servers
  38. Enable hyperthreading using Partition Manager
  39. Installing the Management Tools
  40. Initializing SMH
  41. Configure management agents after Support Pack installation
  42. Configuring the event notifier
  43. Setting the agent SNMP data collection interval
  44. Monitoring server processes
  45. Sending SNMP traps to management applications via IP
  46. Installing partition management tools
  47. Install nPartition Commands Bundle from the Smart Setup media
  48. Verifying the installation
  49. Performing hot-plug operations
  50. Adding a PCI card
  51. Hardware interface for Superdome servers
  52. Software interface
  54. A Preparing the server for Microsoft SQL Server 2005
  55. Installing SQL Server from the GUI
  56. B EFI Utilities
  57. Common EFI Shell commands
  58. EFI-Based Setup Utility
  59. Creating a new boot file using the EFI Shell
  60. Verify successful boot file creation
  61. C Management processor and Special Administration Console
  62. Special Administration Console
  63. SAC Channel Management Commands
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Integrity BL870c

Brand: HP | Category: Server
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. About This Document
  3. Related Information
  4. Recovery Options for HP Integrity Servers Running Windows Server 2008
  5. Frequently Asked Questions
  6. Safe Mode
  7. Add Safe Mode to the EFI Boot Option Menu
  8. Using nvrboot to Edit Boot Options
  9. Recovery Console
  10. Starting Recovery Console from the HP Reinstallation DVD
  11. Recovery Console Commands
  12. Automatic System Recovery (ASR)
  13. Backing Up an ASR Set
  14. Windows Recovery Environment (Windows RE)
  15. For More Information
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Integrity BL870c

Brand: HP | Category: Server
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Product Environmental Information
  3. Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Precautions
  4. Cabinet Safety Precautions
  5. Coin cell battery removal
  6. Perchlorate Material - Special Handling May Apply
  7. European Union RFI Statement
  8. Australia C-Tick Label
  9. Taiwan BSMI
  10. Declarations of Conformity
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Integrity BL870c

Brand: HP | Category: Server
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Table Of Contents
  6. About This Document
  7. Overview
  8. Toolkit components
  9. Plan the deployment
  10. Position the repository
  11. Creating a server profile
  12. Customizing the toolkit environment
  14. Console Configuration Window
  15. Unpack the toolkit
  16. SSTK Archive
  17. Setting permissions for repository access
  18. CLM mode check
  19. os/windows/2003-enterprise/ Directory
  20. Set up an unattended operating system installation
  21. Accessing the server after a Windows installation
  22. Installing tools from the Integrity Support Pack
  23. Set up driver installation
  24. Setting up the toolkit environment
  25. Edit bootia64.conf
  26. Review main_toolkit_launch.sh
  27. Edit windows-setup.sh
  28. Setting up the boot mechanism
  29. Create the ISO using Roxio
  30. Disc Creator Classic Main Window
  31. Create the ISO using Nero
  32. New Compilation Window
  33. From a Linux workstation
  34. Create the ISO file
  35. Create a bootable USB flash device on a Linux workstation
  36. Using USB flash device as external media
  37. Setting up a Windows network boot server
  38. Setting up a TFTP server
  39. Setting up the Integrity server for PXE-enabled boot
  40. Utilities Reference
  41. CLMChecking
  42. conrep
  43. Return codes
  44. cpqacuxe
  45. Options
  46. Automatic script file format
  47. Custom script file format
  48. Error reporting
  49. efibootmgr
  50. efivar
  51. gen-setupldr-options
  52. getuuid
  53. hpia64info
  54. hplpcfg
  55. hpqlarep
  56. hpsetacpi
  57. hpshowdisk
  58. hpshowdisk Utility
  59. hwdisc
  60. hwquery
  61. ifhw
  62. parted
  63. sstkencrypt
  64. A Support Matrix
  65. Supported Emulex and QLogic Fiber Channel controllers
  66. Supported storage
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Integrity BL870c

Brand: HP | Category: Server
Table of contents
  1. standard features
  2. technical specifications
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Integrity BL870c

Brand: HP | Category: Server
Table of contents
  1. installation guide
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Moving the seismic rack
  5. Shipping carton contents
  6. Installing the cable management system
  7. Installing an HP BladeSystem c-Class enclosure
  8. HP BladeSystem Cable Management Tray
  9. Required tools
  10. Routing cables through the cable management tray
  11. HP BladeSystem Breaker Panel
  12. Installing the sheet metal grommet
  13. Installing the breaker panel into the rack
  14. Grounding the breaker panel
  15. Breaker panel safety cover
  16. Enclosure options
  17. Power supply LEDs
  18. HP Seismic Rack Mounting Kit for the MSA2324 CG
  19. Installing the Seismic Rack Mounting Kit
  20. Acronyms and abbreviations
  21. Index
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Integrity BL870c

Brand: HP | Category: Server
Table of contents
  1. Table Of Contents
  2. Table Of Contents
  3. Table Of Contents
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Table Of Contents
  6. Table Of Contents
  7. Table Of Contents
  8. About This Document
  9. Typographic Conventions
  10. HP-UX Release Name and Release Identifier
  11. HP Contact Information
  12. Overview
  13. SAS Disk Drives
  14. I/O Subsystem
  15. Memory Subsystem
  16. Power Subsystem
  17. Enclosure Information
  18. Front Panel LEDs and Controls
  19. SUV Cable and Ports
  20. Rear Panel
  21. General Site Preparation Guidelines
  22. Installing the Server Blade Into the Enclosure
  23. Verify Site Preparation
  24. Installing a Hot-Plug SAS Disk Drive
  25. Installing Internal Components
  26. Removing the Server Blade Left Access Panel
  27. Installing a Processor
  28. Installing DIMMs
  29. Installing Mezzanine Cards
  30. Installing a Mezzanine Card to Port 1
  31. Installing a Mezzanine Card to Ports 2 and 3
  32. Replacing the Left Access Panel
  33. Installing and Powering On the Server Blade
  34. Server Blade Power States
  35. Powering On the Server Blade
  36. Accessing the iLO 2 MP with No Network Connection
  37. Connecting a Terminal to the Server Blade
  38. Configuring the iLO 2 MP
  39. iLO 2 MP Security Requirements
  40. Configuring Remote Access to the Server Blade
  41. Remote Access Allowed
  42. Remote Access Not Allowed
  43. EFI Boot Manager
  44. Server Blade to Enclosure Interface
  45. LAN / NIC Configuration
  46. Flashing Firmware on First Controller
  47. Viewing the VPD Information for EFI Driver and RISC Firmware
  48. Configuration Utility Screens
  49. Adapter Properties Screen
  50. RAID Properties Screens
  51. Select New Array Type Screen
  52. View Array Screen
  53. Manage Array Screen
  54. Exit the SAS Configuration Utility Screen
  55. Rules for creating IM volumes and hot spare disks
  56. Using the AUTO Command
  57. Verifying the Latest Version of Firmware
  58. Booting and Shutting Down the Operating System
  59. Installing the Operating System from the External USB DVD Device
  60. Configuring System Boot Options
  61. Booting and Shutting Down HP-UX
  62. HP-UX Standard Boot
  63. Booting HP-UX in Single-User Mode
  64. Booting HP-UX in LVM-Maintenance Mode
  65. Booting HP-UX in LVM-Maintenance Mode (EFI Shell)
  66. Booting and Shutting Down HP OpenVMS
  67. Booting OpenVMS
  68. Shutting Down OpenVMS
  69. Booting and Shutting Down Microsoft Windows
  70. Booting the Microsoft Windows Operating System
  71. Shutting Down Microsoft Windows
  72. Shutting down Windows from the Command Line
  73. Booting and Shutting Down Linux
  74. Booting the Red Hat Enterprise Linux Operating System
  75. Booting the SuSE Linux Enterprise Server Operating System
  76. Shutting Down Linux
  77. Troubleshooting
  78. Recommended Troubleshooting Methodology
  79. Troubleshooting Tools
  80. Locator LED
  81. NIC LEDs
  82. LAN LEDs
  83. Diagnostics
  84. Online Support Tools
  85. General Diagnostic Tools
  86. WBEM Indication Providers and EMS Hardware Monitors
  87. System Event Log Review
  88. Supported Configurations
  89. Troubleshooting Processors/Memory/SBA
  90. Processor Installation Order
  91. Cooling Subsystem
  92. Troubleshooting Management Subsystems
  93. Troubleshooting the Server Interface (System Console)
  94. Online Support
  95. Removing and Replacing Components
  96. Replacing a SAS Disk Drive
  97. Replacing a Disk Drive Blank
  98. Removing and Replacing the Server Blade from the Enclosure
  99. Replacing the Server Blade in the Enclosure
  100. Removing and Replacing the Server Blade Access Panels
  101. Replacing the Right Access Panel
  102. Removing the Left Access Panel
  104. Removing and Replacing Internal Components
  105. Removing a DIMM
  106. DIMM Configuration
  107. Removing the Memory Mezzanine Board
  108. Removing and Replacing a Processor
  109. Removing a Processor
  110. Replacing a Processor
  111. Removing and Replacing the SAS Backplane
  112. Replacing the SAS Backplane
  113. Replacing the Front Panel
  114. Removing the Server Battery
  115. Replacing the Server Battery
  116. Replacing a Mezzanine Card
  117. Removing and Replacing the Trusted Platform Module
  118. Replacing the TPM
  119. Removing and Replacing the System Board
  120. Replacing the System Board
  121. A Parts Information
  122. B Utilities
  123. Extensible Firmware Interface
  124. EFI Commands
  125. EFI/POSSE Commands
  126. baud
  127. Parameters
  128. conconfig
  129. default
  130. Operation
  131. ioconfig
  132. lanaddress
  133. Syntax
  134. sysmode
  135. Specifying Parameters
  136. Using the Boot Option Maintenance Menu
  137. Add a Boot Option
  138. Manage BootNext Setting
  139. Select Active Console Output Devices
  140. Select Active Standard Error Devices
  141. Security/Password Menu
  142. Index
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