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in HP ProLiant G7 servers Technology brief Introduction...2 Processor technologies ...2 Multi-core Intel Xeon processors ...2 Multi-core AMD Opteron processors 3 Memory technologies ...4 DDR3 DIMMs ...4 On-DIMM thermal sensors ...4 Low-voltage DDR3 DIMMs...5 ProLiant Memory Configuration Tool 5 HP - HP ProLiant SL165s | Technology implementation in HP ProLiant G7 servers - Page 2
levels of reliability and serviceability through superior engineering and mechanical design using industry-standard and HP-designed server technologies. This paper summarizes the following technologies in ProLiant G7 servers: Processor technologies Memory technologies HP Smart Array technologies - HP ProLiant SL165s | Technology implementation in HP ProLiant G7 servers - Page 3
Instructions (AES-NI). Xeon 5600 series processors ProLiant G7 servers use Intel Xeon 7500 series processors with four, six, or eight cores. This processor uses a three-level cache with a shared L3 cache of up to 24MB. The fourchannel integrated memory controller and scalable memory buffers support - HP ProLiant SL165s | Technology implementation in HP ProLiant G7 servers - Page 4
Series+Processor . Memory technologies ProLiant G7 servers support server. Note that you cannot mix RDIMMs and UDIMMs together in a server. On-DIMM thermal sensors HP server. Under normal conditions, the iLO 3 firmware may not include a thermal sensor. The BIOS checks all DIMMs during POST and displays - HP ProLiant SL165s | Technology implementation in HP ProLiant G7 servers - Page 5
Low-voltage DDR3 DIMMs Our ProLiant G7 servers support low voltage (LV) DDR3 DIMMs. These DIMMS can operate at 1.35 you should use only HP memory option kits to replace or add memory in ProLiant servers. HP uses proprietary diagnostic tools and specialized server memory diagnostic tests that exceed - HP ProLiant SL165s | Technology implementation in HP ProLiant G7 servers - Page 6
less power and produce less noise. HP Common Slot Power Supplies ProLiant G7 servers have common power supply slots that HP Power Advisor utility to select the right power supply for each server's configuration. Since all DL G7 servers, as well as the BladeSystem c3000 Enclosure, support HP - HP ProLiant SL165s | Technology implementation in HP ProLiant G7 servers - Page 7
from 100 to 240 volts, making them functional worldwide. Through the HP ROM-Based Setup Utility (RBSU), you can select the operating mode the servers plugged into its outlets. And each iLO device knows its server's rack location and electrical outlet. Just as significant, when a ProLiant G7 server - HP ProLiant SL165s | Technology implementation in HP ProLiant G7 servers - Page 8
Capping for ProLiant servers‖ paper. HP Enclosure Dynamic Power Capping We designed Enclosure Dynamic Power Capping technology specifically for BladeSystem enclosures. It lets you set a power cap on an enclosure by using ICpm (version 2.0 or later) or Onboard Administrator (firmware version 2.30 - HP ProLiant SL165s | Technology implementation in HP ProLiant G7 servers - Page 9
share the available power among all busy server blades. For more information on BL servers that support Enclosure Dynamic Power Capping, see the Blade Servers Support Matrix. HP Power Regulator for ProLiant HP Power Regulator for ProLiant servers provides firmware-based speed stepping for Intel x86 - HP ProLiant SL165s | Technology implementation in HP ProLiant G7 servers - Page 10
HP Remote Management HP ProLiant G7 100-series ML, DL, and SL servers use LO100i Remote Management hardware and firmware for remote server access and control capabilities. See the website for more information about LO100i Remote Management. ProLiant 300, 400, 500 and 600 series server and server - HP ProLiant SL165s | Technology implementation in HP ProLiant G7 servers - Page 11
the VCEM console and address repository. HP licenses VCEM per BladeSystem c-Class enclosure, with separate options for c3000 and c7000 enclosures. Virtual Connect Flex-10 technology Virtual Connect Flex-10 is available on all ProLiant 400 and 600 series G7 BladeSystem servers. It is a hardware-based - HP ProLiant SL165s | Technology implementation in HP ProLiant G7 servers - Page 12
provisioning, optimization, and recovery management capabilities for HP BladeSystem Matrix, a fully integrated converged infrastructure platform for delivering shared services. Matrix OE extends server automation integration for the self-service portal and template designer to include applications - HP ProLiant SL165s | Technology implementation in HP ProLiant G7 servers - Page 13
the technologies designed into HP ProLiant G7 servers. These technologies are: Processor technologies Memory technologies HP Smart Array technologies through superior engineering and mechanical design, HP ensures optimum levels of reliability and serviceability as well as high levels of customer - HP ProLiant SL165s | Technology implementation in HP ProLiant G7 servers - Page 14
information Resource description HP iLO 3 technology HP Insight Control HP Insight Control for Linux HP Matrix Operating Environment HP Virtual Connect HP BladeSystem HP Lights-Out 100i HP ProLiant servers home page Industry Standard Server Technology Communications Web address www.hp.com/go/iLO
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Technology implementation in HP ProLiant G7
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Technology brief
Introduction
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Processor technologies
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Multi-core Intel Xeon processors
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Multi-core AMD Opteron processors
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Memory technologies
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DDR3 DIMMs
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On-DIMM thermal sensors
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Low-voltage DDR3 DIMMs
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ProLiant Memory Configuration Tool
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HP Smart Array technologies
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Battery-backed write cache
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Flash-backed write-cache
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HP Smart Array Advanced Pack
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Power and thermal technologies
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Thermal sensors and fan control
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HP Common Slot Power Supplies
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HP Intelligent Power Discovery
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HP Insight Control power management software
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HP Dynamic Power Capping
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HP Enclosure Dynamic Power Capping
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HP Power Regulator for ProLiant
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Power meter for c-Class server blades
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Infrastructure management technologies
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HP Insight Control
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HP Insight Control for Linux
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HP Remote Management
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Virtualization technologies
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HP Insight Server Migration software for ProLiant
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Virtual Connect technology
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HP Matrix Operating Environment
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Conclusion
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For more information
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Call to action
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