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enclosure amperage now in Onboard Administrator v2.30 1 Quick tip: Configuring a redundant domain controller when using Microsoft Active users to view the graph in Watts, BTU/hr, or Amps. The lower two graphs show peak power for both sides of the enclosure-defaulting to Amps-but changeable to BTU - HP BL680c | ISS Technology Update Volume 8, Number 1 - Page 2
Technology Update Volume 8, Number 1 Figure 1-1. Power Meter in Onboard Administrator v2.30 allows users to track power use for the entire enclosure. 2 - HP BL680c | ISS Technology Update Volume 8, Number 1 - Page 3
to authenticate and authorize user privileges to multiple iLO devices. The technology brief titled "Integrating HP ProLiant Lights-Out processors with Microsoft® Active Directory," available at http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bc/docs/support/SupportManual/c00190541/c00190541.pdf, describes the integration - HP BL680c | ISS Technology Update Volume 8, Number 1 - Page 4
www.hp.com/go/ilo "Integrating HP ProLiant Lights-Out processors with Microsoft® Active Directory" Integration Note http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bc/docs/support/Support Manual/c00190541/c00190541.pdf Microsoft TechNet online publication, "Understanding Domains and Forests", from Windows Server 2003 - HP BL680c | ISS Technology Update Volume 8, Number 1 - Page 5
server and OS. First, it required that the server's CPU, cache, and bus topology and memory latencies of the boot configuration problems will help power even more HP innovation. In your area of expertise, what technologies demonstrate HP leadership? David: HP has been concerned about server power - HP BL680c | ISS Technology Update Volume 8, Number 1 - Page 6
x86-based HP BladeSystem and HP ProLiant servers, 3rd edition 10 Gigabit Ethernet technology for industry-standard servers Implementing Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2 prerelease build on HP servers URL http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bc/docs/support/SupportManual/c015161 56/c01516156.pdf http://h20000
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BladeSystem enclosure amperage now in Onboard Administrator v2.30
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Quick tip: Configuring a redundant domain controller when using Microsoft Active Directory and iLO or
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BladeSystem enclosure amperage now in Onboard Administrator v2.30
IT administrators have been able to track the power use per server through Insight Power Manager. But before the release of
Onboard Administrator v2.30, the only way to determine the power use for an enclosure was to calculate it as follows:
Single phase - Amps = watts/voltage
3-phase - Amps = watts/(voltage*1.74), where 1.74 is the 3-phase power factor
Now, through Power Meter in OA v2.30 (see Figure 1-
1), users can track an enclosure’s average power use on the upper
graph and choose to display the power cap and/or the minimum power by using the legend. The pull-down menu above the
graph allows users to view the graph in Watts, BTU/hr, or Amps. The lower two graphs show peak power for both sides of the
enclosure
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defaulting to Amps
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but changeable to BTU/hr or Watts.
OA does not have a voltage sensor. Therefore, the pull-down menu in the lower right corner allows users to change the voltage
applied in calculating the Amps. The lower left corner displays 24-hour average, peak, and minimum power readings.
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