HP proliant dl585 g5 Manual De Usuario

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Executive summary 
Important: 
This document describes a performance characterization performed 
utilizing the HP 64-bit test harness, which incorporates a Microsoft® Office 
2003 workload.  
Test results cannot be compared directly with the results of tests performed 
using the 32-bit Office XP- or Office 2003-based harness.   
The HP ProLiant DL585 G5 is a highly manageable, rack-optimized, four-socket
 server designed for 
maximum performance in an industry-standard architecture. With up to four Quad-Core AMD 
Opteron™ processors and a large memory footprint, the HP ProLiant DL585 G5 server delivers the 
performance and performance-per-watt needed for compute-hungry database, virtualization, and 
consolidation applications. Its impressive remote management capabilities can help reduce your costs 
and improve your ability to respond quickly to business changes. 
Key benefits include: 
• 
Outstanding performance and reliability 
• 
Industry-leading management options 
• 
Flexibility for a variety of enterprise deployments 
• 
High performance-per-watt 
A 4P HP ProLiant DL585 G5 server equipped with the Quad-Core AMD Opteron Processor Model 
8360 SE (2.5 GHz) can provide optimal support for up to the following numbers of users (as 
described in 
) in a 64-bit HP Server Based Computing (SBC) environment:
 
Heavy Users 
Medium Users 
Light Users 
288 
444 
528 
 
 
Since the kernel memory constraints that limit scalability in a 32-bit HP SBC environment have been 
removed, this performance characterization demonstrates that customers can expect to fully utilize the 
resources of this server in a 64-bit environment, even when running their 32-bit applications.  
Target audience: This performance characterization is intended primarily for IT professionals planning 
HP SBC solution deployments. The performance and sizing information provided herein is designed to 
help customers estimate the number of HP ProLiant DL585 G5 servers required for a particular 
environment. 
Testing performed in June 2008 is described. 
                                                 
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 Four-processor, also known as 4P 
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