HP ProLiant DL360p Gen8 1U RackMount 64-bit Server with 2×6-Core E5-2640 Xeon 2.5GHz CPUs + 64GB PC3-10600R RAM + 8×300GB 10K SAS SFF HDD, P420i RAID, 4×GigaBit NIC, 2×Power Supplies, NO OS (Renewed)
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Brand: HP
CPU Model: Celeron
CPU Speed: 2.5 GHz
Graphics Card Description: Dedicated
Graphics Coprocessor: Intel HD Graphics
Memory Storage Capacity: 64 GB
Specific Uses For Product: Everyday Use
Personal computer design type: Barebone
Ram Memory Installed Size: 64 GB
Model Name: ProLiant DL360p Gen8
Specific Uses For Product: Everyday Use
Personal Computer Design Type: Barebone
Color: Black
Additional Features: High-end enterprise components (Xeon CPUs, SAS HDDs, RAID)
Hard Disk Description: HDD
Hardware Interface: Ethernet, VGA
Item Dimensions: 24 x 36 x 8 inches
Video Output Interface: VGA
Hard Disk Interface: Serial Attached SCSI
Style Name: Minimalist
Compatible Devices: Keyboard, Mouse, Monitor, Printer
Total Expansion Slots Quantity: 5
Video Output: VGA
Memory Storage Capacity: 64 GB
RAM Memory Installed: 64 GB
RAM Memory Technology: DDR3
Memory Speed: 2.5 GHz
RAM Type: DDR3 SDRAM
Memory Clock Speed: 10600 MHz
Memory Slots Available: 32
Processor Series: Celeron
Processor Speed: 2.5 GHz
Processor Count: 2
Total Usb Ports: 4
Number of Component Outputs: 2
Human-Interface Input: Keyboard
Keyboard Description: QWERTY
Keyboard Layout: QWERTY
Brand: HP
Model Number: DL360p Gen8
Model Name: ProLiant DL360p Gen8
Built-In Media: Motherboard
Processor Brand: Intel
Model Year: 2012
CPU Model Number: E5-2640
Warranty Description: 90 days limited warranty
Video Processor: Intel
UPC: 723548648793
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Manufacturer: hp
Graphics Description: Dedicated
Graphics Coprocessor: Intel HD Graphics
Graphics Ram Type: DDR3 SDRAM
Graphics Card Interface: Integrated
Display Resolution Maximum: 1920x1080
Display Type: LCD
Aspect Ratio: 169
Resolution: 1920 x 1080
Native Resolution: 1920 x 1080
Connectivity Technology: Ethernet
Wireless Technology: Wi-Fi
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The server arrived exactly as described with regard to CPUs, memory, and hard drives. Server was clean inside and out, but was obviously used (of course.) No dings, bent metal, or defects. It arrived with Server 2012R2 evaluation copy installed, with all 8 drives striped into a RAID0 array, which made it easy to check for issues. The BIOS was current, but most of the other system firmware was a bit behind, so I updated them with downloads from the HP site. No issues performing the updates. iLO works properly on the machine, but is unlicensed. If you want to be able to run a remote console through iLO for more than a few minutes, you will need an iLO license key. Once added to the server, the iLO remote console works properly as well. Note that you need the key for the remote console, but not for other features if iLO. Don't expect this to be a quiet machine. It is a 1U rack form factor, and has a bank of 8 small fans in the front to force air through the case. The chassis is filled with temperature sensors (you can see all of them on the iLO webpage.) When the machine is idle, the fans run at about 20% speed, which is like a small desk fan. When it is booting up the fans run at around 55% to 60%, which is "ready for takeoff" mode. Don't plan on keeping it in your workspace...it may need to be set up in another room and wired into the network there. It came with redundant, hot swappable power supplies. Great for server use, but with a caveat. The power supplies have NO power cables coming off of them. They attach directly to the motherboard through a single connector, much like a hot swappable hard drive. This means that there are no loose power cables to connect to an added PCI card. There is a "slim line SATA" port to attach a DVD-ROM drive, where some power can be tapped (5V, 1.5A.) However, because of the layout of the case (1U height) and the way it manages heat (one row of fans up front), it is very sensitive to anything that obstructs or modifies the airflow in the case. so cable management that does not obstruct the airflow is critical. I tried adding a full height USB3 card with an external cable for port power to the server, and the fans switch to idling at 50%. The server has two PCIe slots...one 8x half-height slot and one 16x full height slot. Great for SAS cards and 10Gb network cards, but I wouldn't try putting a video card into it (no external power connectors other than that SATA port.) Might be OK if the video card does not require a power supply connection, but I would still be worried that the fans would kick into "blow out your eardrums" mode. The p420i raid card it uses is capable of using both SAS and SATA drives, but not in the same virtual disk. It can read SSDs as well. I reconfigured it with a 1TB Mushkin Reactor MLC sata drive I had handy as the OS drive. (Yes, I realize that consumer grade drives don't have nearly the write cycles of an enterprise grade SSD, but it will be fine as the OS drive, especially given the 1TB size vs the space requirement of a running OS. Of course, if your deploying a production server to a data center, other parameters apply...) The p420i card has two operating modes...RAID and HBA. It can only do one or the other. In RAID mode, the physical drives are not visible to the user, only the RAID virtual drives. In HBA mode, the drives are all visible to the OS. That said, I was not able to get the machine to boot from a drive in the drive array in HBA mode. It was visible, but the machine reported that it could not boot from the drive. So plan on using the RAID functionality of the machine for all of the drives in the front bay, not storage spaces. (This can be worked around by booting off of an INTERNALLY mountable SD card...the server is designed to do this for added security. I did not try it as I do not have a suitable SD card handy.) The evaluation version OS initially installed on the machine was password protected. I had to call to get the password. No issues doing so, the phone was answered immediately by someone who was able to give me the password. Nice service :) Overall, the machine is exactly what I expected and the components were all as advertised. It included 2 power cords. The service call I had to make to the seller was answered quickly and competently. I would buy from this vendor again.
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Size: HP Computer
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Size: HP Computer
The only bad thing i can say about this server is the bios resolution didnt fit my monitor and cut off (hp issue), and it only came with 3 900 gig drives instead of the 8 300 gig drives, i would have liked to have gotted the caddies, but its perfectly fine more just a preference, though going back to hp installing windows was strange and the bios wasnt very helpful though i got it to work in the end, overall it came with the same internal hardware as i expected 64gb of ram the 2 xeons 2 power supplies a 4x gigabit nic and the health light is correctly green, the server is clean and tidy and fairly quiet, an amazing product for an amazing price
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Size: HP Computer
I bought this server despite the disparity in reviews. I was a little confused on how it would come configured. My model came very well packaged with two power cords (for the redundant power supplies) and the server. The server itself has two decently powered Intel Xeons. It originally came with 8 300GB 10K SAS drives. First thing I'd recommend is swapping these out for at least one SSD (boot drive) and then some 900GB SAS drives (can be found cheap on Reddit's HomeLab Sales subforum). This will add about $120 to the cost, but it's been an absolute beast since I did this. My unit also came with 64 GB of 1333DDR3 ECC RAM. So, it's far from the fastest, but gets the job done. I bought another 64 GB of it from eBay for about $80. All told, for around $500, I got a server with 5TB of storage (not counting the boot drive and the two parity drives), 128GB of RAM, and two Xeon processors with a total 24 threads. This thing is an awesome hypervisor. I run 2019 Datacenter as the bootable OS, Hyper-V to run an Exchange server, a VM running 10 Pro with 40GB of RAM (for comp sci research), and a handful of other small projects. This is a great server, and will last a while I think. I even have room for about another 256GB of RAM (though the fiancee would murder me if I bought more RAM lmao). I'll probably be virtualizing my current DC into a VM on this server. 10/10 I would recommend buying this over any other, especially if you can pick it up for the $250 I got it for. Hope this helps!
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Size: HP Computer
System was ordered as a blue team VE for my red/blue lab, it is currently deployed with Proxmox VE (Hypervisor/LXC server) running 2x OpnSense firewalls in HA configuration, with host (Windows Server, Linux Slackware 14, Ubuntu Server; in addition to HTTPD and maild LXCs,) systems behind the firewalls, as well as an IPFire firewall, with desktop (Windows 10, LUbuntu, OpenSuse Desktop, Linux Mint, and ParrotOS,) systems. All shutdowns have been scheduled, all systems green. System was 'as advertised,' a bit of a discrepancy with specifics of drives, the vendor sorted it as soon as I messaged them. Hopefully, a more general clarification will be posted in the listings in the future, but a lack of such clarification will NOT dissuade me from ordering a couple more systems in the near future. Caveat Emptor and all that. While a 'new' system, or a newer model may offer a bit more performance (processor speed/cores, max memory, max drive/size,) for my needs (and most other SMBs and SMB InfoSec consultants running test labs) there's really no reason to spend 1xxx to 3xxx more for a 'new' base system and then double it to bring it to spec, when you can get a solid and respectable 'mid-range' spec'd system for such a great price.
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Size: HP Computer
The description mentioned that the server comes with 2x 2640 CPUs @2.5GHz with 8 300G 10K drives. What i got was 2x 2630v2 CPUs @2.6GHz and 4x 600G 10K drives. Upon opening the box, I noticed that one of the rack-mount releases on the front had been bent badly during shipping. Not a big deal for me, since I'm probably not going to be rack-mounting this system anyway, but I was concerned that the system may have been dropped hard, and that could affect the drives. Server booted up with no problems. I was able to connect to the ILO interface and verify the setup. Unfortunately, the system shipped with a bad cache controller power source. It doesn't appear that this is too big of a problem though, but it was supposed to have been in verified and tested working. Since it's only for homelab use, I think since everything else so far checked out ok, It's not worth the trouble of repackaging and shipping it back for a replacement, but I still have a little bit of an extended return period with Amazon's renewed guarantees.
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Size: HP Computer
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