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  • HP LH4r | Ideal Applications to run with the HP Netserver LPr - Page 1
    This Customer Usage Guide provides an overview of several application areas where the HP NetServer LPr can provide a highly capable and costeffective solution. The paper examines the nature of the application requirements for server resources and discusses how the HP NetServer LPr meets those
  • HP LH4r | Ideal Applications to run with the HP Netserver LPr - Page 2
    , their key requirements and the HP NetServer LPr (Server Resource Utilization is the framework) Application server (the middle of the 3-tier architecture) An application server comprises tier 2 of a 3-tier client/server architecture (see Figure 1). This server acts as the interface between the
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    in this paper is available at www.hp.com/netserver/customer. File-and-Print A server that supports file-and-print needs in an organization is the most basic of server uses. This server requires enough processing power to move data and files between users, printers and storage. Limited footprint and
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    File-and-print servers are still the most frequent application for HP NetServers in general, and specifically, for the HP NetServer LPr. This application servers. Linux meets the cost, performance and reliability needs of many Internet service providers. HP supports Red Hat® Linux on the HP NetServer
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    point for these efforts. Ameren Corporation, a mid-Western power utilities company, employs HP NetServer LPrs as communication servers in the customer call center. Configured as SMP with mirrored hard drives, the servers support remote dial-in/dial-out access that allows the call center employees to
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    offices where the user needs access to one or a few specific applications. MediaOne, a provider of cable television, high-speed Internet access, telephone and television services, uses the HP NetServer LPr in a thin-client computing environment. The servers are part of the front-end of a multi-tier
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    run process control software on the shop floor with 4 HP NetServer LPrs, and the second to manage their database program with 2 LPrs and 2 HP NetServer LH 3s. Productivity has increased and customer satisfaction has improved since implementation. Consolidation Server consolidation provides several
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    down time and increased operational efficiency. For those companies with distributed computing, the HP NetServer LPr is also bundled with the Integrated Remote Assistant for remote management of servers in outlying offices. HP TopTools provides web-based device management, another tool to help keep
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    of questions that many customers have raised during the process of selecting a server. Why does the HP NetServer LPr have only two internal disk drives? HP's goal in the design of this product was to make an ultra-compact, server to meet market needs for more compute power in less physical space
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    the complete customer stories cited in this paper, see: http://netserver.hp.com/netserver/solutions/customer_story/default.asp For additional information on clustering solutions, see: http://netserver.hp.com/netserver/products/highlights_ha.htm Intel is a registered trademark of Intel Corporation
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Introduction
This Customer Usage Guide provides an overview of several application
areas where the HP NetServer LPr can provide a highly capable and cost-
effective solution. The paper examines the nature of the application
requirements for server resources and discusses how the HP NetServer LPr
meets those requirements. Clustering and server consolidation configurations
on the HP NetServer LPr are also discussed. The paper concludes by
addressing several key customer concerns in a question-and-answer format.
Performance, density, expandability
The HP NetServer LPr delivers an incredibly exceptional performance in a very
compact, 2U-form factor (3.5 inches high). This general-purpose server is a
rack-mounted powerhouse, with either one or two of the fastest Intel Pentium
III processors and a 100 MHz front-side bus that provides great performance,
rapid data transfer and phenomenal price/performance. Because this server
has such a thin profile, it is easy for an
IT facility to expand by adding more
servers into the rack, up to 20 servers
(40 processors) in a 2 meter rack. The
HP NetServer LPr provides the best
value choice for those applications that
require great performance, availability,
management features and space
efficiency in a cost-effective package.
Applications that fit these criteria are
listed in Table 1 and discussed in detail
in the remainder of this paper.
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