HP (Hewlett-Packard) 643063-001 manual

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    HP ProLiant D L580 G7server technology Technology brief Introduction ..................... ..................... ....................... ..................... ....................... ..................... ....... 2 Environments for the DL580 G7................................ ..................... ....................... ..................... .....[...]

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    2 Introduction The seventh generation H P ProLiant DL580 Server series stands out as a major ad vancement over earlier generations of fo ur-socket servers. The DL580 G7 (Figu re 1) features improved HP archi tecture, advanced RAS features, enhanced HP Integrated Lights-O ut (iLO 3) remote management capabilities, and the latest technology- based ha[...]

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    3 The DL580 G7 uses H P’s leading “Sea of Sensors” tec hnology to track and ma nage the temperature and hea lth of both indivi dual sub systems and field-replaceab le units (FRU). A t a red uced level of power and no ise, a set of four redundant (3+1) fans run effici entl y and co ol the DL580 G7 rel iably. The reliability, servicea bility, a[...]

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    4 better performanc e of multithreaded app lications and more resources for virtual machin es. The Intel® Xeon® Processor 7500 series suppo rt up to 8 cores (16 hyperthreads) per p rocessor.  Memory— With the s upport for a new Memory C artridge and 32 GB DDR3 DIMM, the DL580 G7 support s 2TB of memory capacity. In addition, by supp orting l[...]

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    5 Base : 2 PCI-E 2. 0 x16, 3 PCI-E 2.0 x8 Optional Mezzanines Option 1: 2 PCI-E 2.0 x16, 4 P CI- E 2.0 x8 Option 2: 1 PCI-E 2.0 x16, 2 P CI- E 2.0 x8, 1 PCI-E 2.0 x4, 2 PC I-X 4 PCI - E 1.1 x8, 4 P CI - E 1.1 x4 Optional Mezzanines 3 PCI-X 100MHz 3 PCI-E 1.1 x8 Up to 11 slots supported; sl ots 9- 11 low profile** USB Ports Front: USB (2) Rear: USB [...]

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    6 multithreaded ap plications and provides mo re resources for virtual machines. The Xeon 7500 s eries processor supports up t o eight cores (16 hyperthreads) per processor.  The Int el 7500 ch ipset  Up to 2.0TB (32 GB DDR3 DIMM s) with a new (E7) Memory Cartridge  Five PC Ie 2.0 slots are standard, with the choice of adding one of two op[...]

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    7 Figure 2. H P ProLiant DL580 G 7 arch itecture[...]

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    8 Memory Subsystem A rchitecture The HP ProLian t D L580 G7 provides a 2TB memory foo tprint and supports up to 64 DDR3 RDIMMs . Each of the server’s four processors receiv es 16 RDIMM sockets in two easily serviceab le memory cartridges. The DL 580 G7 supports 2, 4, 8, 16, and 32GB RDIM Ms. The server inco rporates four processors. Each pr ocess[...]

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    9 Figure 3: Hemisphe re vs. Non-Hemispher e populations[...]

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    10 The above No n-Hemisphere Example 5 and E xample 6 illustrate:  Each memory c ontroller must have a memo ry cartridge  DIMM con figurations of each memory c artridge connected to con troll er 1 and 2 of a p rocessor must be identical. Note that “Example 4” i s a Hemisphere co nfiguration. The two ca rtridges connected to each processo [...]

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    11  Populate each DD R3 channel i n each memory cartridg e. To achieve this, the minimum DIMM count per c artridge is four DIMMs installed in DIMM pair locations A and B. This is t he second largest contrib utor to performance.  Use dual-rank D IMMs for significantly better perform ance than that o f single-rank DIMMs. Quad -rank DIMMs provid[...]

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    12 When the system enab les online sparing, the first ra nked DIM M pair of 1A/8A are set aside as the spar ing ranks, reducing availab le memory. If a DIM M rank on either of the SMI buses exce eds its correctab l e ECC thresho ld, the contents of the f ailing DIMM ranks go to the spa re DIMM ranks. On ce the copy is complete, all memory acc esses[...]

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    13 Figure 4. DL580 G7 mem ory expansion board s Processor 1 DIMM Board 1 DIMM Board 2 Processor 2 Board 3 Board 4 Processor 3 Board 5 Board 6 Processor 4 Board 7 Board 8 DL580 G7 Mem ory Boards (Front of Chas sis) Voltage Regula tors (VRDs) DDR3 RDIMM DDR3 RDIMM DDR3 RDIMM DDR3 RDIMM DDR3 RDIMM DDR3 RDIMM DDR3 RDIMM DDR3 RDIMM DDR DDR PCIe Type Con[...]

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    14 In memory expansi on architect u re, eac h processor has tw o embedded memory co ntrollers. Each memory co ntroller controls two high-speed scalable memory interfa ces (SMI). Each SMI li nk expands to two DDR3 buses via a scalable memory buffer (SMB). Each memo ry controller runs its two SMI links in lockstep. Memory expansion arch itecture furn[...]

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    15 I/O technologies The DL580 G7 supports up t o eleven I/O full length, ful l height expansion slots w ith the available option card s installed. The standard confi guration includes five slots, 2 P CIe x8 2.0 and 3 PCIe x4 2.0. Tw o optional cards are available: Option No. 1 , Standard PC Ie  1 PCIe 2.0 x4, 1 PCI e 1.0 x4 and 4 PCIe 2.0 x8 Opt[...]

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    16 Refer above to th e Figure 2 block diagram fo r details and below to Tables 1, 2 an d 3 for slot assignments. Table 1 . Main I/O Board Standard E xpansion S lots NOTE: Up to 11 slots supporte d; all full-length-full-height. Stan dard: 2 PCI-E 2.0 x8, 3 PCI-E 2.0 x4. Expansion Slot # Technology Width Connector Width* Bus / Dev Number** Form Facto[...]

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    17 11 PCI Express Gen2 x8 x16 0/05 FH/FL * Default bus ass ignment. Inserting cards with PC I br idges may alter the actual bus ass ignment number. ** Slots enumerated diff erently based on OS. MS OS's en umerate from lowest to h ighest Device ID by bus (starting with the lowest bus). FL= Full length; FH = F ull height; LP = low profile. Table[...]

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    18 key for RAID 6 and 6 +0. The SA-P410i s upports up to eight drives and up to 4.8 TB of stor age (8 x 600 GB HDD). It also support s tape storage. On the SA-P410i, a f l ash-backed wri te cache (FBWC) module comes st andard with either 512 MB or1 G B, depending on the m odel. Battery-backed w rite cache (BBWC) mod ules are also available on fact [...]

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    19 Serial Attached SCSI Serial A ttached SCSI (SA S) leverages a co mmon electrical and physica l connectio n interface w ith Serial A TA (SATA). It suppor ts logical SCSI compatibi lity al ong wi th SCSI reliability, performance and m anageability. SAS provides i nvestment protection in c ompatible SCSI software and middleware. I t offers the choi[...]

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    20 Jumbo Frames Jumbo frames (also know n as ext ended frames) permit a 9 K by te transmissio n unit (MTU), which is six tim es the s ize of a standard 15 00- byte Eth ernet frame. The N C375i supports jumbo frames to achieve higher throughput and better CPU utilization. J umbo frames are part icularly useful for database tra nsfers and tape backup[...]

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    21 port wit h the server OS traffic, both t he iLO processor and the server N IC have their own Media Acc ess Control (MAC) address, wh ich gives iLO and the server separate Inter net Protocol (IP) addresses. The SNP si mplifies hardware insta llation and reduces hardware costs because corpo rate and iLO networ k traffic comes through the system NI[...]

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    22 For m ore information on t he topic of HP Power Cappi ng see: http://h20000. www2.hp.com/bc/doc s/support/Support Manual/c01549455/c01 549455.pdf Conclusion The HP ProLian t D L580 G7 is a 4U rack-op timized, four-processor server. We engineer it fo r large data center deployments requirin g enterprise-class performan ce, uptime, sc ala bility, [...]

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    23 For more inform ation See the URLs listed below if you need additi onal informatio n. Type of information Source HP ProLiant DL580 G7 Server series―Models http://h10010.www1.hp.com/wwpc/us/en/sm/WF25a/15 351-15351-3328412-241644-332 8422-4142916.html HP ProLiant DL 580 G7 Server User Guide http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bc/docs/support/SupportMa nu[...]

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    © Copyright 2011 Hewl ett-Packard Develo pment Company , L.P. The information contained herein is s ubject to change without notice. The only warranties for HP products and services are se t forth in the express warranty statements accompanying such products and se rvices. Nothing he rein should be con strued as c onstitut ing an additional warran[...]