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General| Max Processors | 2 |
|---|---|
| Form Factor | 1U Rack |
| Memory | Up to 768GB DDR3 |
| Memory Slots | 24 |
| RAID Support | HP Smart Array P420i Controller |
| Network | 4 x 1Gb Ethernet ports |
| Power Supply | 460W, 750W |
| Management | HP iLO (Integrated Lights-Out) |
| Storage | 8 SFF or 4 LFF |
Lists and briefly describes the three utilities for configuring arrays on HP Smart Array controllers.
Details which standard configuration tasks are supported by ACU, CPQONLIN, and ORCA using a table.
Details advanced configuration tasks supported by ACU GUI, CLI, and Scripting, noting SAAP requirements.
Defines SAAP as advanced controller features activated by a license key, listing SAAP 1.0 and 2.0 features.
Describes ORCA as a ROM-resident utility for configuring logical drives before OS installation.
Provides step-by-step instructions for using the ORCA menu-driven interface during server POST.
Details the steps to create a logical drive using the ORCA menu-driven interface.
Provides steps to use the ORCA Command Line Interface for array configuration.
Introduces CPQONLIN as an utility for configuring arrays on NetWare servers while online.
Outlines the basic steps to configure an array using CPQONLIN.
Lists common tasks performed with CPQONLIN, such as creating arrays and adding spares.
Defines ACU as the main tool for configuring HP Smart Array controllers in GUI, CLI, and scripting formats.
Describes multiple methods to launch ACU before the operating system loads.
Explains how to access, install, and launch ACU after the host operating system is running.
Details steps for launching the ACU GUI or CLI on a local Microsoft or Linux OS.
Guides on using ACU on a local server to manage a remote server's configuration via web browser.
Explains how to use ACU installed on a remote server to manage a local server.
Explains how to access the ACU GUI and its initial scanning process.
Describes the main elements and tab navigation within the ACU GUI interface.
Details the elements of the ACU Configuration screen, including System Status and Systems And Devices panels.
Explains how to perform various tasks related to controllers, arrays, and drives from the Configuration screen.
Outlines the initial step to open ACU and select a controller for configuration.
Provides steps to select a device and perform configuration tasks within the ACU GUI.
Describes the procedure to split a mirrored RAID 1 or RAID 1+0 array into RAID 0 logical drives.
Details the steps to recombine split RAID 0 logical drives back into a mirrored array.
