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HP provides advanced lights-out management solutions for ProLiant Servers, from the innovative Integrated Lights-Out processor embedded on many ProLiant Servers to the best-selling Remote Insight Lights-Out Edition PCI card.
Remote Insight Lights-Out Edition II (RILOE II) provides a powerful remote management option for ProLiant server models without embedded Integrated Lights-Out. RILOE II provides full front-of-the-server remote control of resources located in data centers and remote sites. Using RILOE II features, an administrator can deploy, configure, monitor, update, and troubleshoot remote ProLiant servers anywhere, anytime from a standard Web browser in Windows and Linux environments. |
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product overview |
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» Conserve valuable IT resources and reduce costs
» Maximize availability, security and control
» Complete integration with the Insight Management Suite
» Virtual systems administration and deployment
» Easy to set up and use
Many of these RILOE II benefits can be easily quantified by using the RILOE II Savings Calculator.
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what's new |
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- Integration with standard-based directory services enables you to authenticate access and authorize user privileges to the RILOE II via user data stored in a centralized directory database
- Improves the efficiency of IT managers to easily update and maintain the user information for group of RILOE II cards by using directory services
- Provides an easy and reliable method of adding the required information extensions to the directory
In addition to Microsoft Windows clients, RILOE II now supports access from Linux RedHat and SuSE client operating systems. New supported Linux browsers are Mozilla and Netscape Navigator.
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ideal environment |
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Remote Insight Lights-Out Edition II addresses numerous challenges that IT administrators face today managing distributed remote sites and space-constrained data centers. Some of the common problems are:
- Limited IT staff with increasing number of deployed servers
- Increasing number of massively distributed (global) deployments
- Servers are located at different physical locations while IT groups are centralized. Diagnose-before-dispatch is preferred by customers
- Customers require standard configuration/deployment/management across all servers
- Scalability for configuration and maintenance is important to improve the overall efficiency of IT operations
- Access and authorization to IT resources via directory services is a security requirement
- Timeliness of response to server issues and accessibility is important
- Cost of rack-based monitors, keyboards, plus CD-ROM and diskette drives in every server
- Increasing cabling complexity due to increasing server density
- Security for servers located in remote sites and data centers is of increasing concern
- Need for increasing uptime/decreasing downtime
Buy online or call HP at 1-800-282-6672
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