HP bl30p Manual De Usuario
ProLiant BL p-Class
Availability Features
Availability Features
Power redundancy:
hot-plug power supplies
redundant AC feeds (requires two power enclosures when using blade enclosures with enhanced
backplane components)
interconnects options and server blade management module share power from both A- and B- side
power buses
redundant AC feeds (requires two power enclosures when using blade enclosures with enhanced
backplane components)
interconnects options and server blade management module share power from both A- and B- side
power buses
Dual-Port Fibre Channel Mezzanine Card for redundant SAN connections
Redundant ROM on each server blade
ECC Memory
Network adapter teaming (network fault tolerance, transmit load balancing, switch-assisted load balancing)
Redundant ROM on each server blade
ECC Memory
Network adapter teaming (network fault tolerance, transmit load balancing, switch-assisted load balancing)
Interconnect Switch availability features:
Hot-plug and hot- remove with configuration retention and no need to cable/re-cable
Two network connections per BL30p server blade routed to independent interconnect switches
Redundant Ethernet inter-switch communication with two sets of redundant Ethernet uplink ports per each
interconnect switch
Redundant front panel ports per each interconnect switch for diagnostics, management, and additional
uplinks
Redundant serial ports
Compatibility with PVST+ (GbE2 switch) and 802.1D Spanning tree protocol support for loop-free path
redundancy
Static IEEE 802.3ad (EtherChannel compatible) trunking with automatic port load balancing and failover
Redundant configuration files and operating system firmware images in memory (GbE2 switch)
Redundant fans per each interconnect switch
Redundant power to each interconnect switch
Support for ProLiant network adapter teaming
Redundant configurable community strings and SNMP trap manager hosts
Redundant configurable syslog server, DNS server, and default gateways (GbE2 switch)
Two network connections per BL30p server blade routed to independent interconnect switches
Redundant Ethernet inter-switch communication with two sets of redundant Ethernet uplink ports per each
interconnect switch
Redundant front panel ports per each interconnect switch for diagnostics, management, and additional
uplinks
Redundant serial ports
Compatibility with PVST+ (GbE2 switch) and 802.1D Spanning tree protocol support for loop-free path
redundancy
Static IEEE 802.3ad (EtherChannel compatible) trunking with automatic port load balancing and failover
Redundant configuration files and operating system firmware images in memory (GbE2 switch)
Redundant fans per each interconnect switch
Redundant power to each interconnect switch
Support for ProLiant network adapter teaming
Redundant configurable community strings and SNMP trap manager hosts
Redundant configurable syslog server, DNS server, and default gateways (GbE2 switch)
Security
Power-on password
Administrator's password
Integrated Lights-Out has 12 customizable user accounts and SSL encryption
Integrated Lights-Out can be disabled via a Global Setting
Interconnect switch multilevel user names and passwords, management interface time out period setting, SSH*, SCP
secure copy protocol*, port-based IEEE 802.1Q tagged VLANs, RADIUS user authentication and authorization*, and
IP address restriction
Administrator's password
Integrated Lights-Out has 12 customizable user accounts and SSL encryption
Integrated Lights-Out can be disabled via a Global Setting
Interconnect switch multilevel user names and passwords, management interface time out period setting, SSH*, SCP
secure copy protocol*, port-based IEEE 802.1Q tagged VLANs, RADIUS user authentication and authorization*, and
IP address restriction
NOTE*: GbE2 Interconnect Switch only
Minimum Rack
Requirements
Requirements
Mounts in ProLiant, and Telco racks and Third Party racks that meet the following criteria:
Compatible with 19-inch Standard EIA rail sets
EIA rail-to-rail depth is 29 - 30"
Cabinet depth must be at least 36-inch deep overall (Additional min. 3.5-inch clearance from rear RETMA rail
to rear door, inclusive in the 36-inch overall depth)
Ample room for top and bottom cable egress (approximately 8 square inches for full rack configuration with
patch panel)
Must be capable of supporting 1600 lb (for full rack configuration)
Perforated front and rear doors to accommodate front-to-back cooling
Must have 65% open perforation on server blade enclosure doors to support airflow requirements
Optimized for use with the HP 10000 Series racks
EIA rail-to-rail depth is 29 - 30"
Cabinet depth must be at least 36-inch deep overall (Additional min. 3.5-inch clearance from rear RETMA rail
to rear door, inclusive in the 36-inch overall depth)
Ample room for top and bottom cable egress (approximately 8 square inches for full rack configuration with
patch panel)
Must be capable of supporting 1600 lb (for full rack configuration)
Perforated front and rear doors to accommodate front-to-back cooling
Must have 65% open perforation on server blade enclosure doors to support airflow requirements
Optimized for use with the HP 10000 Series racks
NOTE: If using Compaq 7000 Series rack, Rack Extension Kit and High Air Flow Rack Door options are required.
QuickSpecs
HP ProLiant BL30p Server Blade
Standard Features (Manageability)
DA - 11958 North America — Version 6 — September 24, 2004
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