HP ProLiant BL680c Specification page 8

QuickSpecs
Standard Features
Security
Availability
Intel® AES-NI
Power-on password
Administrator's password
Integrated Lights-Out 3 with:
12 customizable user accounts
SSL encryption
Secure Shell version 2
Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) and Triple Data Encryption Standard (3DES) on browser,
CLP and XML scripting interface
AES and RC4 encryption of video
Disable via a global setting
Keyboard password
External USB port enable/disable
Network server mode
Serial interface control
TPM (Trusted Platform Module) 1.2 option
Memory
HP Memory Quarantine (based on Intel MCA Recovery technology). In conjunction with the operating
system support, allows a server to recover from uncorrectable memory errors which would have
otherwise caused a system crash.
Double Device Data Correction (DDDC). DDDC provides the ability to save a DIMM from being
replaced due to a bad dram device.
Data Bus ECC protection for automatic correction from a single data bit error and detection of
double data error bits.
Advanced ECC / SDDC provides continued memory operation in the event of a single memory device
failure and allows removal of a single DRAM from the memory map if it exhibits a failure and
recovers its data into a new device.
Supports for both x4 and x8 Intel® SDDC.
Demand Scrubbing writes corrected data back to the memory once a correctable error is detected
on a read transaction.
DIMM Address/Control Bus Parity Protection provides a means to detect and protect command and
address errors.
Memory Failover uses a mirrored DIMM once a failed DIMM in a mirrored set is detected.
Memory Mirroring provides a copy of memory stored with dynamic failover in case of failure within
socket (intra-socket) memory mirroring.
The system will operate in non-hemisphere mode when mirroring is enabled.
Rank Sparring (On Line Spare) provides dynamic failover to a spare DIMM rank or spare rank pair
behind the same memory controller. Cannot be enabled concurrently with memory mirroring.
NOTE: HP offers the rank sparing rather than DIMM sparing as rank sparing uses less spare memory
resulting in less overhead.
Failed DIMM Isolation identifies a specific failing DIMM lockstep pair thereby enabling the user to
replace only the failed DIMM pair. Identifies a single DIMM for correctable errors and DIMM pair for
uncorrectable errors.
Virtualization
Intel® VT-x (FlexMigration, FlexPriority, and Extended Page Tables) provides:
Platform control between the VMM and guest OSs for faster, more reliable and secure
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