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Systems Maintenance
Systems Maintenance
Systems Maintenance
Systems Maintenance
Perform Server
Perform Server
Perform Server
Perform Server
Maintenance by
Maintenance by
Maintenance by
Maintenance by
Maintenance by
booting the SmartStart CD
booting the SmartStart CD
booting the SmartStart CD
booting the SmartStart CD
booting the SmartStart CD
and launching these
and launching these
and launching these
and launching these
and launching these
utilities
utilities
utilities
utilities
utilities
Insight Diagnostics
Insight Diagnostics
Insight Diagnostics
Insight Diagnostics - performs tests on system components. Insight Diagnostics displays information about a server's
hardware and software configuration. You can perform hardware and software tests on the following subsystems: Processor,
Input devices, Communication ports and devices, Storage devices, Graphics, Memory, Multimedia devices, and now the
remote management processor (iLO, RILOE II).
hardware and software configuration. You can perform hardware and software tests on the following subsystems: Processor,
Input devices, Communication ports and devices, Storage devices, Graphics, Memory, Multimedia devices, and now the
remote management processor (iLO, RILOE II).
Array Configuration Utility
Array Configuration Utility
Array Configuration Utility
Array Configuration Utility (ACU)
(ACU)
(ACU)
(ACU) - enables you to configure newly added array controllers and associated storage
devices. It is a web-based tool that has a configuration wizard that allows you to configure your array controller, add
additional disk drives to an existing configuration or reconfigure your existing disk drive array.
additional disk drives to an existing configuration or reconfigure your existing disk drive array.
Array Diagnostics Utility (ADU)
Array Diagnostics Utility (ADU)
Array Diagnostics Utility (ADU)
Array Diagnostics Utility (ADU) - performs device tests on HP array controller hardware
Erase Utility
Erase Utility
Erase Utility
Erase Utility - provides options to clean different areas of the system: attached drives, non-attached drives, BIOS, and
non-volatile RAM (NVRAM)
non-volatile RAM (NVRAM)
Perform Server
Perform Server
Perform Server
Perform Server
Maintenance through
Maintenance through
Maintenance through
Maintenance through
Maintenance through
ROM-based embedded
ROM-based embedded
ROM-based embedded
ROM-based embedded
ROM-based embedded
utilities
utilities
utilities
utilities
utilities
The ROM-Based Setup Utility (RBSU) performs a wide variety of server configuration activities: viewing system
information, selecting the operating system (OS) to prepare the system for installation of the OS, configuring system
devices and installed options and selecting the primary boot controller. RBSU is accessible by pressing F9 key after
the system has booted.
The Option-ROM Configuration for Arrays utility (ORCA) is a utility that allows users to configure HP array
controllers. ORCA is accessible by pressing F8 key after the system has booted. It allows the user to create and delete
logical drives, set interrupts, and set boot controller order.
The enhanced auto-configuration process will automatically configure the system for a default OS and RAID
selection without the user having to launch RBSU and ORCA. The OS default is Windows 2000/Windows Server
2003. The RAID defaults are based on the following number of drives: 1 drive - RAID 0, 2 drives - RAID 1, 3-6 drives
- RAID 5. The user always has the option of configuring the server through RBSU and ORCA.
Dynamic Setup Support enables the Operating System to automatically find necessary boot drivers on the Virtual
Install Disk, to complete the OS installation without user intervention. This feature is only supported for Windows
Server 2003.
Selected set of system Diagnostics and Inspect utilities is available by pressing F10 key after the system has booted.
F10 launches the System Maintenance Utilities.
information, selecting the operating system (OS) to prepare the system for installation of the OS, configuring system
devices and installed options and selecting the primary boot controller. RBSU is accessible by pressing F9 key after
the system has booted.
The Option-ROM Configuration for Arrays utility (ORCA) is a utility that allows users to configure HP array
controllers. ORCA is accessible by pressing F8 key after the system has booted. It allows the user to create and delete
logical drives, set interrupts, and set boot controller order.
The enhanced auto-configuration process will automatically configure the system for a default OS and RAID
selection without the user having to launch RBSU and ORCA. The OS default is Windows 2000/Windows Server
2003. The RAID defaults are based on the following number of drives: 1 drive - RAID 0, 2 drives - RAID 1, 3-6 drives
- RAID 5. The user always has the option of configuring the server through RBSU and ORCA.
Dynamic Setup Support enables the Operating System to automatically find necessary boot drivers on the Virtual
Install Disk, to complete the OS installation without user intervention. This feature is only supported for Windows
Server 2003.
Selected set of system Diagnostics and Inspect utilities is available by pressing F10 key after the system has booted.
F10 launches the System Maintenance Utilities.
Service and Support
Service and Support
Service and Support
Service and Support
HP offers a complete choice of services to ensure the success of your ProLiant Server deployment program. For more
information on any of these below, go to
information on any of these below, go to
.
Warranty - HP will replace defective delivery media for a period of one year
(12 months) following the date of purchase of your server.
Startup technical software support - Available for no additional charge by calling HP Support up to 90 days from
the date of purchase of your server. Phone support is available to assist customers with installation and set-up and
standard usage questions. Worldwide numbers for HP Support are available at
(12 months) following the date of purchase of your server.
Startup technical software support - Available for no additional charge by calling HP Support up to 90 days from
the date of purchase of your server. Phone support is available to assist customers with installation and set-up and
standard usage questions. Worldwide numbers for HP Support are available at
.
- provide easy access to experts for questions regarding use of the SmartStart
after the 90-day period. This is also a way to secure extended coverage hours and committed response times (1 or 2
hours) from day one. These HP Care Pack service offerings are available in easy to purchase and convenient to use
5, 10 and 25 incident packages.
SmartStart Support Forum - The HP Support Forum is a community based, user supported tool for HP customers to
participate in discussions amongst the customer community about HP products
hours) from day one. These HP Care Pack service offerings are available in easy to purchase and convenient to use
5, 10 and 25 incident packages.
SmartStart Support Forum - The HP Support Forum is a community based, user supported tool for HP customers to
participate in discussions amongst the customer community about HP products
– provides latest software and drivers for your ProLiant products.
QuickSpecs
SmartStart 7.20
SmartStart 7.20
SmartStart 7.20
SmartStart 7.20
Standard Features
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