HP ProLiant DL360 Generation 5 Server Data sheet

HP ProLiant DL360 Generation 5 Server Data sheet

You expect high performance from your business servers— but you also want them to be flexible, ultra-reliable, and easy to deploy and manage. And often, they need to do all this while packed together in tight, constrained spaces.

Combining concentrated 1U compute power, robust remote management and essential fault tolerance, the ProLiant DL360 is enhanced for such installations. Quad-core and Dual-core Intel® Xeon® processors, DDR2 fully buffered DIMMs, serial-attached SCSI (SAS) and PCI Express technology provide a high-performance system ideal for the full range of scale out applications. What’s more, it steps up fault tolerance in an ultra-dense platform with redundant power, redundant fans, mirrored memory or online spare memory, embedded RAID capability, and full-featured remote Lights-Out management.

The powerful HP ProLiant DL360 G5 introduces an unprecedented number of technology enhancements. Now available with Intel Xeon processor 5300/5100/5000 series and large memory capacity, it combines powerful processing power with advanced management capability for a complete ultra-dense server platform.

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The HP Integrity server family

The HP Integrity server family

The HP Integrity family is the perfect addition to the HP portfolio of industry-leading servers for building your adaptive enterprise—a portfolio that includes:
•The new HP Integrity servers, based on Intel® Itanium® processors
•HP NonStop servers, moving in the near future to Intel Itanium processors
•HP ProLiant servers, based on Intel IA-32 processors
•HP 9000 servers, based on PA-RISC processors
•HP AlphaServers systems, based on Alpha processors Whatever type of servers your solution requires, from entry level up to high end, the flexibility, power, and investment protection offered by the HP Integrity server family lets you demand more—more accountability, more agility, and a better return on IT.

Accountability
Our commitment to your enterprise goes beyond simply supplying a hardware platform. Whether you want to implement a new business application, build a high-availability clustered solution, or port an existing application, you can trust that HP will be there to assure your success. We’ll help you shorten time to implementation and increase the availability an productivity of your environment by delivering complete solutions with industry-leading services, support, consulting, education, and financing.

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Java performance on the HP Integrity NonStop server

Java performance on the HP Integrity NonStop server

ITUG Connection readers have plenty of practical experience in running Java™ technology based applications in the NonStop server environment. If they have found the results to be less than optimal in the past, they will be very pleasantly surprised at the performance of these applications on the Intel® Itanium® 2 processor–based HP Integrity NonStop server. In the following interview, HP Technical

Consultant Frans Jongma explains why.
Connection: People have not always been happy with the performance of Java on NonStop systems, saying that the server is too slow. Is this complaint justified? Frans Jongma: Many of us who deal with NonStop customers that use Java may have come across this remark. Defending against such claims has not been easy in the past.

However, with the new HP Integrity NonStop servers based on Intel Itanium technology, things have changed. People who tried Java on NonStop systems a year ago will be surprised when they try again today, on the new Itanium based machines.

Connection: Why are things different now?
Frans Jongma: In the days of the NonStop S-series server, there was a significant problem: the clock speed of the processor. Compare the 550 MHz R14000 processor (built by MIPS) in the S86000 server, or the 800 MHz R16000 processor in the S88000 server, to the clock speed of your current laptop. With the introduction of the processor–based NS-series systems, Integrity NonStop servers have stepped onto the performance path of today’s servers. The new machines operate at clock speeds two to three times higher than the NonStop S-series machines.

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HP solutions for Microsoft Exchange Server 2003

HP solutions for Microsoft Exchange Server 2003

If you’re using Exchange 5.5, or Exchange Server 2000, you can get more out of your investments and reduce costs by migrating to Exchange Server 2003 on an industry-standard HP platform.

HP servers are optimized for Microsoft Exchange Server 2003. HP Services make it easy to migrate by using best-of-breed tools and vast experience gained from deploying more than 14 million Exchange seats. Pre-tested HP server configurations for Exchange Server 2003 streamline the migration process, accelerating your time to benefits.

Reduce costs by consolidating Exchange servers HP ProLiant server consolidation simplifies management requirements, adds flexibility and reduces the operating cost of your Exchange environments. ProLiant BL, DL and ML servers provide a highly reliable, cost-effective server consolidation solution. HP ProLiant Essentials Workload Management Pack (WMP) is a software solution that controls and dynamically allocates system resources. Now it’s easy to change the number of processors dedicated to any particular task, based on time or utilization rules. A recent study on the Exchange Server Market by Windows & .NET Magazine in Association with Up2Right Consulting concluded that 54 percent of all Exchange implementations run on ProLiant servers. ProLiant servers, in combination with HP StorageWorks products, enhance the capabilities of Exchange Server 2003 for more intelligent utilization of server and storage resources.

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