HP LP 1000r Uživatelský manuál stáhnout pdf

technical paper

february 2001

hp netserver lp 1000r/2000r remote manageability

executive summary

The soaring proliferation of remote servers deployed by service

providers and data center facilities is occurring as many of

these same enterprises are centralizing and consolidating their

IT staff. As a result, service provider and data center IT

managers are seeking better tools and techniques for remotely

managing their sprawling infrastructures. At the same time,

cost-conscious service providers must also confront the

manageability challenges inherent in supporting internal and

external service level agreements (SLAs) that guarantee

specific performance criteria. Regardless of an infrastructure’s

size, these converging trends continue to challenge those IT

professionals responsible for managing far-flung computing

networks while still trying to control operational and labor costs.

HP has an established expertise in the design and integration

of intelligent manageability features for its Netserver product

family. This technical paper describes how HP has

incorporated a suite of remote manageability features into the

HP Netserver LP 1000r and LP 2000r low-profile servers in

order to give service providers better control over their

distributed systems.

These manageability features include three choices for remote

manageability:

• Alert On LAN (AOL) and Wake-On-LAN—Provides the ability

to power cycle and gracefully shut the server down over the

LAN

• HP Integrated Remote Assistant (IRA)—Serial port-based

remote capabilities that can be accessed through the LAN

using a terminal concentrator

• Optional HP Toptools Remote Control Card (TTRCC)—

Provides comprehensive LAN-based management

capabilities

And additional manageability software:

• pcAnywhere

• HP Toptools

• HP OpenView Managex Event Manager

This paper also provides information that can serve as a guide

for those users who must make the right technology choices in

order to support infrastructure growth.

what is remote manageability?

Operating a complex and geographically dispersed data

center or service provider facility around-the-clock can be a

time-consuming and expensive proposition. Until recently,

IT managers have had to dispatch scarce service personnel to

remote locations to perform simple, and often repetitive,

system management tasks. As a result, one of the key

challenges for resource-strapped IT managers has been to find

and implement technologies that can provide a single point of

control for remotely monitoring their off-site servers. In

addition, these remote manageability tools needed to initiate

action if a

failure did occur. With the explosive growth of remote server

deployment, data centers and service provider facilities now

require the ability to remotely manage such important

administration functions as power on/off cycling as well as

problem resolution.

HP has a variety of solutions that address your remote

management needs:

• Remote diagnostics

• Remote configuration

• Remote BIOS/firmware update

• System event log viewing

• OS/application monitoring

• Paging and e-mail notification

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