hp microserver gen9

http://homeservershow.com/forums/index.php?/topic/6596-hp-microserver-gen8-processor-faq/This are a work in progress. After reading some other people's questions about processors for the Microserver Gen8, including "What's the best choice F or ESXi or HyperV use? " I wanted to create some the sort of basic guide. For those of your who is geeks, you'll love this.

It technology update too fast, some can't keep up, the company also has a lot of Gen8 server, Gen9 came out again.HP Proliant Gen9 Server Highlights:1. Enhanced raid no longer charges. The so-called enhanced raid, that is, three sets of disks into RAID 1, the ordinary RAID1 only two sets of disks mirror each other, the benefits of doing so is more secure, of course, this function can be used in a few places

Recently, Hewlett-Packard (HP) in Japan has launched a small server "HP ProLiant MicroServer" or "MicroServer". This is a small server designed for companies and individual users.In any case, the minimum configuration of 35700 yen is about 2945 yuan.) The price is attractive. In fact, the small server size is also one

customer's HP ProLiant DL160 Gen9 the server always stops in the Windows window startup interface when the operating system is installed. Server configuration is HP DL160 Gen9 e5-2603v3/1*8g DDR4 2133 Memory/b140i SATA Model/h240 array card/3*1TB SAS HDD 1*550w non-redundant power/dual gigabit NIC/easy Install Rails Ch

HP GEN9 Series Server health monitoring lamp Alarm, System diagnostics error-freeThe original server standard machine comes with a server power supply, after adding a power supply, into the F10 diagnostics, monitoring light amberResolution process: 1, for the swap test, PS1 and PS2 power supply position swap, detection failure2, the single power supply test, detection OK, the power supply is normal3, replac

View Original:http://www.ctoclubs.com/?p=1361GEN9 uefi mode IP boot installation win2008 R2 systemLaboratory Equipment: ML350 GEN9Array card: Smart array P440arExperimental steps: F9 Enter UEFI, select System Configuration Select Bios/platform Configuration (RBSU) Select boot Options Change boot mode to UEFI mode and turn off UEFI optimized boot, uefi optimized boot. ESC exits, press Y to save, and restart. Self-check to e