HP ProLiant DL320 Generation 5 User Manual (English)

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Questions and Answers:

Anthony AndradeJul 27, 2025

What to do if my HP ProLiant DL320 Generation 5 does not power on?

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Kaitlyn MeyersJul 27, 2025
If your HP Server doesn't power on, it could be due to several reasons. First, ensure all power cords are securely connected. A loose or faulty power cord could also be the culprit; remove and inspect all data and power cables for any damage, such as bent pins or damaged connectors. Also, ensure each device is properly seated. Other potential causes include a power source problem, a power on circuit problem, or a faulty internal component.

Kaitlin PerkinsAug 9, 2025

Why does my HP ProLiant DL320 Generation 5 report a fault event after booting?

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jonathanmosesAug 9, 2025
If your HP Server reports a fault event after booting, this could be due to several reasons: * An improperly seated or faulty internal or external component. * An unsupported component installed. * A redundancy failure. * A system overtemperature condition.

HP ProLiant DL320 Generation 5 Specifications

General

Processor Sockets	1
Form Factor	1U Rack
Operating System Support	Microsoft Windows Server, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, SUSE Linux Enterprise Server
Processor	Intel Xeon 3000 sequence
Memory	Up to 8 GB
Storage	Up to 2 SATA
RAID Support	Integrated SATA RAID 0, 1
Network	Embedded NC105i
Expansion Slots	1 x PCI-Express
Power Supply	Non-Hot Plug, Non-redundant

Summary

Component Identification

Front Panel Components

Identifies and describes the front panel components of the server, including buttons and bays.

Rear Panel Components and LEDs

Details rear panel components, expansion slot definitions, and LEDs for connectivity and status.

System Board Components and LEDs

Identifies system board components and explains the function of system board LEDs.

System LED Indicators

Explains combinations of system and internal health LEDs for status indication.

Server Operations

Powering the Server On and Off

Step-by-step instructions for powering the server up and down safely.

Rack Installation and Removal

Procedures for extending, removing, and installing the server into a rack.

Internal Component Access

Steps to remove the access panel for internal maintenance.

PCI Riser and Fan Assembly Procedures

Procedures for removing and installing PCI riser and fan assemblies.

Server Setup and Environment

Optimum Environment Requirements

Details environmental, space, and airflow requirements for optimal server operation.

Power and Grounding Requirements

Guidelines for electrical power, grounding, and safety during installation.

Rack Installation Procedures

Steps for physically installing the server into a rack.

Initial Server Configuration and OS Install

Procedures for powering up, initial configuration, and OS installation.

Hardware Options Installation

Memory and Storage Options

Information on installing memory modules and hard drive options.

Drive Installation and Removal

Procedures for removing and installing hard drives and optical/diskette drives.

Expansion Boards and Controllers

Instructions for installing expansion boards, PCI riser options, and storage controllers.

Battery-Backed Cache Installation

Procedure for installing the battery-backed write cache battery option.

Cabling and Connectivity

Cabling Overview and Routing

Guidelines for server and hardware option cabling and routing.

Specific Cable Routing

Routing instructions for SATA, SAS, video, and battery-backed cache cables.

Configuration and System Utilities

Configuration Software Tools

Overview of utilities like SmartStart and RBSU for server configuration.

System Management and Diagnostics

Tools for managing server health, firmware, and performing diagnostics.

Keeping the System Current

Methods for updating drivers, firmware, and system software.

Troubleshooting Server Issues

Diagnostic Procedures and Resources

Resources and steps for diagnosing server problems using flowcharts and information.

Safety and Preparation

Essential safety precautions and server preparation before troubleshooting.

Symptom Analysis and Loose Connections

Collecting symptom information and checking for loose connections.

POST Error Diagnostics

Interpreting POST error messages and beep codes for troubleshooting.

Battery Replacement

Battery Handling Warnings

Critical warnings regarding the safe handling and replacement of the internal battery.

Battery Replacement Procedure

Step-by-step instructions for removing and replacing the system battery.

Regulatory Compliance Notices

FCC and Canadian Compliance

Notices regarding FCC and Canadian interference regulations for the equipment.

EU and Laser Compliance

EU directives, conformity marking, and laser safety compliance information.

Battery and Recycling Notices

Battery replacement notices and Taiwan battery recycling requirements.

Server Specifications

Environmental and Physical Specs

Details environmental operating ranges and physical dimensions/weight.

Electrical and Acoustic Specs

Information on power requirements, output, and acoustic noise levels.

HP ProLiant DL320 Generation 5 User Manual

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