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General| Product Line | ProLiant |
|---|---|
| Model | DL320 G3 |
| CPU Type | Intel Xeon |
| Hard Drive Type | SCSI |
| Network | Gigabit Ethernet |
| Expansion Slots | 2 x PCI-X |
| Operating System | Windows Server |
| Dimensions | 1.7" x 17.5" x 25.5" |
Provides an overview of the document's purpose and scope, highlighting density-optimized servers and new challenges.
Discusses key considerations for high-volume server environments: power, thermal, and weight.
Explains methods for calculating input power for facility planning, including derating.
Details specific power, thermal, and weight specifications for the server model.
Describes how to calculate input current and thermal dissipation based on input power.
Lists measured input power for various server configurations, illustrating component impact.
Explains how to adjust power budgets for future expansion and cost savings.
Details how to allocate power budgets per server based on PDU capacity and line voltage.
Guides on selecting appropriate PDUs and calculating the quantity needed for rack deployments.
Discusses choosing the correct power cords based on rack installation and cable management.
Describes the use and connection of high-voltage Y-cables for powering multiple servers.
Specifies the types of power cords included or available for the server.
Lists available KVM and IP console switches and related accessories for managing servers.
Explains the setup and components for local console access within the rack.
Details the weight specifications of servers and rack options for floor support calculations.
Introduces HP's web-based tool for planning and configuring rack deployments.
Recommends rack rails and cable management solutions for optimal server deployment.
Describes the benefits and specifications of optional sliding rails for easier servicing.
Provides guidance on using third-party racks with HP's compatibility kit.
Discusses deploying servers in telco racks using HP's specific kit.
Details a configuration for 42 servers in a 42U rack, focusing on density and high voltage.
Outlines a configuration for 35 servers in a 42U rack, emphasizing flexibility and low voltage.
Describes a configuration for 28 servers in a 42U rack, focusing on traditional setup and low voltage.
Explains safety symbols, warnings, and precautions for equipment and rack installation.
Covers necessary steps before installing the server, including component installation.
Details actions required to prepare the rack for server installation.
Provides instructions for positioning and installing Power Distribution Units in racks.
Describes the procedure for installing rack rails onto the rack.
Guides on physically mounting servers into the rack, emphasizing stability.
Explains how to connect and route various cables for server and console management.
Final steps to finalize the server and rack installation, including power-up.
Lists sources of information and related HP documentation for further details.
Defines key terms and acronyms used throughout the document for clarity.
