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| Form Factor | 6U |
|---|---|
| Maximum Number of Blade Servers | 8 half-height or 4 full-height |
| Maximum Number of Full-Height Blades | 4 |
| Cooling Fans | 6 hot-plug fans |
| Management | HP Onboard Administrator |
| Interconnect Bays | 4 |
| Fans | 6 hot-plug fans |
| Networking Options | Ethernet, Fibre Channel, InfiniBand |
| Power Supplies | Up to 6 (depending on configuration) |
Provides an overview of the HP BladeSystem c3000 Enclosure, its architecture, and models.
The core management module for the c3000 enclosure, covering detection, identification, power/cooling, and component control.
Explains how the Onboard Administrator detects and identifies components inserted or removed from bays.
Details how the Onboard Administrator identifies components using FRU EEPROMs and accessing server blade information via iLO 2.
Covers the Onboard Administrator's role in controlling power states and managing thermal conditions using Thermal Logic.
Describes how the Onboard Administrator provides detailed information and health status, and manages firmware updates.
Explains how iLO 2 is used for remote configuration, update, and operation of server blades.
Describes the Insight Display as an information exchange device for setup, management, and troubleshooting.
Details the cabling for the Onboard Administrator module and its link module for connectivity.
Discusses the optional CD/DVD ROM drive for installing software and updating firmware.
Explains the KVM Module for accessing server video consoles, CLI, and Insight Display.
Covers various interconnect options like pass-thru modules, switches, and fabrics for network connectivity.
Details the c-Class standard form factors for server blades and their connectivity options.
Describes storage blade solutions and other option blades for increased configuration flexibility.
Explains HP's mezzanine card options for providing connectivity to networks and storage.
Introduces Virtual Connect technology for virtualized server I/O connections to networks.
Discusses interconnect requirements for network access and mapping server ports to interconnect bays.
Explains the midplane's SerDes signals for communication between adjacent device bays.
Details the Active Cool fans technology for delivering high airflow and pressure efficiently.
Explains the PARSEC architecture for parallel, redundant, scalable, enclosure-based cooling.
Describes the airtight air plenum and shutoff doors for optimizing airflow and thermal design.
Discusses fan population guidelines and support for varying numbers of server blades for redundancy.
Explains how precise ducting on server blades manages airflow and temperature.
Covers real-time monitoring of heat, power, and cooling data.
Details power redundancy modes like N+N and N+1 for flexibility and future-proofing.
Explains the Dynamic Power Saver mode for adjusting power consumption based on demand for efficiency.
Describes the iLO-controlled speed stepping for processors to improve energy efficiency.
Details how to limit power consumption of server blades to reduce heat output.
Explains the integrated power meter for analyzing actual server power usage.
Introduces a tool for sizing power and cooling infrastructures for HP BladeSystem solutions.
Details how to correctly install fans and server/storage blades in fan and device bays.
Provides guidelines for placing power supplies in the enclosure for optimal operation and redundancy.
Explains AC redundancy configurations for power supplies, including N+1 and N+N options.
Illustrates device bay numbering for full-height and half-height server blades.
Describes how the enclosure is divided into zones and the use of dividers for blade placement.
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