HP 445513-B21 전단
Virtual KVM graphic
Virtual KVM graphic
Virtual KVM graphic
Virtual KVM graphic
console
console
console
console
console
The Lights-Out 100c remote graphical console provides a high performance virtual KVM that provides
system administrators with a console that is responsive and agile for both routine and emergency
administration. LO100c Virtual KVM works with a standard web browser and requires no additional
software on the server or client system.
system administrators with a console that is responsive and agile for both routine and emergency
administration. LO100c Virtual KVM works with a standard web browser and requires no additional
software on the server or client system.
Virtual Media
Virtual Media
Virtual Media
Virtual Media
LO100c Virtual Media allows mapping of floppy and CD ROM drives or images to a remote server for
installing or updating firmware and software. Virtual Media saves time and increases efficiency by
eliminating the need to visit remote servers to insert a floppy diskettes or CDs.
installing or updating firmware and software. Virtual Media saves time and increases efficiency by
eliminating the need to visit remote servers to insert a floppy diskettes or CDs.
Supported Media:
Floppy drive
CD ROM drive
CD ROM drive
Image support
Supported servers:
Supported servers:
HP ProLiant ML150 G3
HP ProLiant ML110 G4
HP ProLiant ML115
HP ProLiant ML110 G4
HP ProLiant ML115
With version 3.0 and its updates, all the features of Version 2.10 are supported plus enhancements to
virtual media with the addition of support for USB 2.0 and DVD-ROM drive.
virtual media with the addition of support for USB 2.0 and DVD-ROM drive.
Supported servers:
HP ProLiant DL120 G5
HP ProLiant DL180 G5
HP ProLiant ML110 G5
HP ProLiant ML115 G5
HP ProLiant ML150 G5
HP ProLiant DL180 G5
HP ProLiant ML110 G5
HP ProLiant ML115 G5
HP ProLiant ML150 G5
Secure Socket Layer and
Secure Socket Layer and
Secure Socket Layer and
Secure Socket Layer and
Secure Shell Security
Secure Shell Security
Secure Shell Security
Secure Shell Security
Secure Shell Security
LO100c Remote Management Cards provide a secure remote management environment using industry
standard protocols, Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) and Secure Shell (SSH), for secure browser and command
line access. SSL and SSH prevent unauthorized access to LO100 and protect data communicated over
networks.
standard protocols, Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) and Secure Shell (SSH), for secure browser and command
line access. SSL and SSH prevent unauthorized access to LO100 and protect data communicated over
networks.
Virtual Text Remote
Virtual Text Remote
Virtual Text Remote
Virtual Text Remote
Console
Console
Console
Console
Console
The HP Lights-Out 100c provides hardware remote console capabilities on a text mode screen. The
operating system-independent console displays host server activities including POST messages, BIOS
setup screens and text-based operating system consoles. Supported operating system consoles include
the Linux system and the Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Emergency Services (EMS) console.
operating system-independent console displays host server activities including POST messages, BIOS
setup screens and text-based operating system consoles. Supported operating system consoles include
the Linux system and the Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Emergency Services (EMS) console.
Virtual Power Button
Virtual Power Button
Virtual Power Button
Virtual Power Button
Using a supported browser interface or command line, HP Lights-Out 100c can be used to remotely
operate the power button of the host server, turning a server on or off. The server can also be power
cycled in one step.
operate the power button of the host server, turning a server on or off. The server can also be power
cycled in one step.
QuickSpecs
HP ProLiant Lights-Out 100c Remote Management Cards
HP ProLiant Lights-Out 100c Remote Management Cards
HP ProLiant Lights-Out 100c Remote Management Cards
HP ProLiant Lights-Out 100c Remote Management Cards
Standard Features
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