HP ProLiant Intel-based 100-series G6 servers

accessible using popular web browsers. HP LO100i is also accessible using System Management

Architecture for Server Hardware Command line Protocol (SMASH CLP) for Telnet and SSH sessions.

NOTE:

ProLiant 100-series G6 servers do not support LO100i Select and LO100c.

LO100i Advanced Pack capabilities are available through an optional license key. Table 4 shows the

differences in functionality between LO100i Standard, which comes with all 100-series G6 servers,

and LO100i Advanced Pack.

Table 4. LO100i functionality

Features

LO100i Standard

with every ProLiant 100-

series server

LO100i Advanced

(license upgrade options)

Technical Support and Upgrade Licensing Yes -- G6 only

Flatpack and electronic key delivery Yes

Host access to IPMI environment HW status Yes Yes

Unencrypted browser for power, SEL, health,

and key activation

Yes

Shared and dedicated network port * Yes Yes

DCMI 1.0 Yes -- G6 only Yes -- G6 only

SSL & SSH security (setup in factory) Yes -- G6 only Yes

DNS registered names ** Yes Yes

License manager support Yes -- G6 only Yes -- G6 only

IPv6 support (coexistence at launch) Yes -- G6 only Yes -- G6 only

Virtual KVM License Upgrade

Virtual media (CD/DVD, floppy, ISO Image

files)

License Upgrade

Power Capping Yes – DL1000 only

* Shared and dedicated network port is currently an optional feature on some ProLiant 100-series G6 servers

and may be purchased as an option.

** The DNS registered names require high speed network ports to accommodate the large packet sizes

associated with this feature. High speed network ports are included on most ProLiant DL series servers. The

shared low speed network ports on the ProLiant ML series and DL120 G6 servers do not support DNS registered

names.

LO100i includes the following:

 Improvements to HP SIM support through the addition of Insight Management (SNMP) Agents

– A new Health driver supports gathering and delivering LO100i management information from

SNMP Agents

– SNMP agents store the information and deliver it to HP SIM through SNMP as requested

– HP SIM discovers and makes associations with the LO100i instances in the network

– HP SIM displays URL links to launch the LO100i web interface for a given server

 Host access to in-band IPMI 2.0 features supported by IPMI-aware operating systems