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Eight steps to building an HPE BladeSystem
HPE BladeSystem overview

Supported OS and virtualization software
• Microsoft® Windows®: hp.com/go/wincert

HPE BladeSystem with HPE OneView delivers a whole new experience for IT with the power of
one—one infrastructure and one management platform to speed the delivery of services.
Only the power of one delivers leading infrastructure convergence, availability with federation,
and agility through data center automation.

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HPE BladeSystem delivers real business results

Building Blocks for a Modular Infrastructure
HPE BladeSystem is a modular infrastructure platform that converges servers, storage, and network fabric. It accelerates
operations and speeds delivery of applications as well as services that run in physical, virtual, and cloud-computing environments.

Red Hat® Enterprise Linux® (RHEL): hp.com/go/rhelcert
SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES): hp.com/go/slescert
Oracle Linux Unbreakable Enterprise Kernel: hp.com/go/oelcert
Oracle Solaris: hp.com/go/solariscert
Canonical Ubuntu: hp.com/go/ubuntucert

Purchase your entire operating environment
from Hewlett Packard Enterprise
Hewlett Packard Enterprise resells and provides full
service and support for Microsoft Windows, Red Hat
Enterprise Linux, SUSE Linux Enterprise Server,
Ubuntu Server, Citrix, and VMware.
Learn more at hp.com/go/ossupport.

The HPE VC Fibre Channel Modules for HPE BladeSystem c-Class are the simplest, most flexible connection to your
SAN fabrics. The modules simplify server connections by cleanly separating the server enclosure from SAN, and simplify SAN
fabrics by reducing cables without adding switches to the domain. This allows you to change servers in minutes, not days.

Citrix®: hp.com/go/citrixcert

Step 2: Choose your BladeSystem enclosure

Because the core infrastructure is shared, capital costs can be significantly lower. Blades share power, cooling, network, and
storage infrastructure at the BladeSystem enclosure level.

The HPE VC FlexFabric and Ethernet Modules for HPE BladeSystem c-Class are the simplest, most flexible connection to
your Ethernet and Converged fabrics. Virtual Connect modules provide high-performance and end-to-end optical or copper
connections with HPE Networking and other brands of aggregation or core switches. HPE Virtual Connect modules are
edge‑safe. The HPE Virtual Connect FlexFabric family supports Flat SAN solutions by directly attaching to Fibre Channel (FC)
storage with HPE 3PAR StoreServ Storage Systems. Doing so removes the need for a SAN fabric between servers and
HPE 3PAR StoreServ Storage Arrays.

HPE Virtual Connect Fibre Channel

VMware®: hp.com/go/vmwarecert

Shared infrastructure—reduced costs

HPE Virtual Connect FlexFabric and Ethernet

Find a complete list of products in the Virtual Connect portfolio at hpe.com/info/virtualconnect.

Ethernet blade switches
HPE BladeSystem c-Class switches provide a rich set of networking features that can lower maintenance and operating costs.
You can count on HPE Ethernet switches to provide the solution by choosing from simple‑to‑configure 1 Gb switches,
1 Gb/10 Gb hybrid switches designed especially for data centers in transition, or a powerful 10/20/40 Gb switch designed
for handling data from today’s multiprocessor virtualized servers.

Since equipment is not needed for reach server there is a dramatic reduction in power distribution units, power cables,
LAN and SAN switches, connectors, adapters, and cables.

Easier upgrades
You can bring in the newest-generation technologies by simply changing the components that need to be updated.

Find a complete list of products in the Interconnects portfolio at hpe.com/servers/blades/interconnects.

Simplify routine maintenance
HPE BladeSystem infrastructure changes takes less time with the wire-once connectivity only available with HPE Virtual
Connect. Virtual Connect simplifies and converges server-edge connections, making them transparent to storage and networks.
You can reduce server-edge infrastructure such as network interface cards, cables, and switches.
HPE Virtual Connect FlexFabric modules can be directly connected to HPE 3PAR Storage solutions via direct-attach flat
SAN technology, which reduces complexity, cost, and latency.

Simplified management

Features

hpe.com/info/virtualconnect

HPE BladeSystem c7000 Platinum Enclosure

6U, up to 8 HH/4 FH blades, 4 I/O Fabric interconnects,
6 Power Supplies, 6 Fans, 2 Onboard Administrators (OA)

10U, up to 16 HH/8 FH blades, 8 I/O Fabric interconnects,
6 Power Supplies, 10 Fans, 2 Onboard Administrators (OA)

For more info go to: BladeSystem Enclosures.

HPE OneView delivers unprecedented ease to use, so you can deploy and manage HPE BladeSystem faster, at lower cost,
and at greater scale. HPE OneView is the first software platform that creates a modern and integrated workspace for lifecycle
management of HPE BladeSystem. HPE OneView reduces the needs for multiple management tools and non-management
tools, streamlining processes, and helps eliminate common sources of errors.
Resources:
hpe.com/info/bladesystem

HPE BladeSystem c3000 Platinum Enclosure

HPE Interconnect
module features:

Step 3: Choose your server blades

The HPE global community of business technology experts and partners is here to help you build a solution and support plan
that is just right for your needs. And we do a lot of the hard work for you by integrating the infrastructure essentials inside the
BladeSystem. It arrives at your door, ready to deliver outstanding business results.

Server Blade
Features:

HPE ProLiant BL460c Gen9

HPE ProLiant BL660c Gen9

HH Blade, 1 or 2 Processors, Intel® Xeon® E5-2600 v4 or v3, 2 TB max
memory, 2 SFF Drive bays, M.2 support, Persistent Memory support PCIe
3.0 Mezzanine slots, NVMe support, UEFI support

FH Blade, 2 or 4 Processors, Intel Xeon E5-4600 v4 or v3, 4 TB max
memory, 4 SFF Drive bays, M.2 support, 3 PCIe 3.0 Mezz slots,
NVMe support, UEFI support

HPE ProLiant WS460c Gen9 Graphics Server Blade

HPE ProLiant WS460c Gen9 Graphics Server Blade with Expansion Slot

HH Blade, 1 or 2 Processors, Intel Xeon E5-2600 v4 or v3, 1 TB max memory,
2 SFF Drive bays, M.2 support, 2 PCIe 3.0 Mezz slots, NVMe support,
UEFI support, NVIDIA® Quadro M6 or K3100M and AMD S7100X in MXM
Mezz adapter

HH/DW Blade, 1 or 2 Processors, Intel Xeon E5-2600 v4 or v3, 1 TB max
memory, 2 SFF Drive bays, M.2 support, 2 PCIe 3.0 Mezz slots, UEFI
support, NVIDIA GRID K2, K1, Quadro K6000, K5000, K4000, up to
2 HPE Multi-GPU with 2 NVIDIA M6 or 3 NVIDIA Quadro K3100M on each
expansion card

HPE Interconnect
module features:

Building your ideal BladeSystem infrastructure solution begins with these eight simple steps:

Step 1: Choose your
operating environment

Step 5: Choose your storage
infrastructure

Step 2: Choose your
BladeSystem enclosure

Step 6: Choose your
infrastructure management

Step 4: Choose your
interconnects

HPE Virtual Connect FlexFabric
10 Gb/24-Port Module

HPE Virtual Connect
Flex-10/10D Module

Single Bay Blade, 10/20/40 Gbps line
speed, full duplex, 16 x 10/20 Gb
downlinks, 4 x 40 Gb QSFP uplinks,
8 x 10 Gb external uplinks (SFP+,
Ethernet/FC), 2 x 20 Gb cross connects,
HPE OneView, VCEM support and CLI,
Flat SAN capable, sFlow®

Single Bay Blade, 10 Gbps line speed, full
duplex, 16 x 10 Gb downlinks, 2 x 10 Gb
cross connects, 8 x 10 Gb external
uplinks (SFP+, Ethernet/FC),
HPE OneView, VCEM support and CLI,
Flat SAN capable

Single Bay Blade, 10 Gbps line speed, full
duplex, 16 x 10 Gb downlinks, 4 x 10 Gb
cross connects, 10 x 10 Gb external
uplinks (SFP+), HPE OneView, VCEM
support and CLI

HPE Virtual Connect 16 Gb
24-Port Fibre Channel Module

HPE Virtual Connect 8 Gb
20-Port Fibre Channel Module

HPE Virtual Connect 8 Gb
24-Port Fibre Channel Module

Single Bay Blade, 16 Gbps line speed,
full duplex, 16 internal 16/8 Gb downlinks,
8 external 16/8/4 Gb uplinks, N-port
trunking, VCEM support and CLI

Single Bay Blade, 8 Gbps line speed,
full duplex, 16 internal 8/4/2/1 Gb
downlinks, 4 external 8/4/2 Gb uplinks,
HPE OneView, VCEM support and CLI

Single Bay Blade, 8 Gbps line speed,
full duplex, 16 internal 8/4/2/1 Gb
downlinks, 8 external 8/4/2 Gb uplinks,
HPE OneView, N-port trunking,
VCEM support and CLI

HPE Networking 6127XLG
Ethernet Switch

HPE Networking 6125XLG
Ethernet Switch

HPE Networking 6125G/XG
Ethernet Switch

Single Bay Blade, 10/20/40 Gbps line
speed, full duplex, 16 x 10/20 Gb
downlinks, 4 x 40 Gb QSFP uplinks,
8 x 10 Gb external uplinks (SFP+),
4 x 10 Gb cross connects, Comware v7,
HPE IMC, CLI support, SDN & OpenFlow
support, IRF

Single Bay Blade, 10/40 Gbps line speed,
full duplex, 16 x 10 Gb downlinks,
4 x 40 Gb QSFP uplinks, 8 x 10 Gb
external uplinks (SFP+), 4 x 10 Gb cross
connects, Comware v7, HPE IMC, CLI
support, SDN & OpenFlow support, IRF

Single Bay Blade, 1/10 Gbps line speed,
full duplex, 16 x 1 Gb downlinks, 4 x 1 Gb
external uplinks (RJ-45), 4 x 1/10 Gb
external uplinks (SFP+), 1 x 10 Gb cross
connects, Comware v5, HPE IMC, CLI
support, IRF

HPE Networking 6125G
Ethernet Switch

Mellanox SX1018HP
Ethernet Blade Switch

Cisco B22HP Fabric Extender

Single Bay Blade, 1/10 Gbps line speed,
full duplex, 16 x 1 Gb downlinks, 4 x 1 Gb
external uplinks (RJ-45), 4 x 1 Gb
external uplinks (SFP+), 1 x 1 Gb cross
connect, Comware v5, HPE IMC, CLI
support, IRF

Double Bay Blade, 10/40 Gbps line
speed, full duplex, 16 x 10/40 Gb
downlinks, 18 x 40 Gb external QSFP
uplinks, GUI and CLI support,
OpenFlow support

Single Bay Blade, 1/10 Gbps line speed,
full duplex, 16 x 1/10 Gb downlinks,
8 x 10 Gb external uplinks (SFP+),
Cisco management and CLI support

HPE Product Bulletin

Modular, future-proof design

Step 3: Choose your
server blades

HPE Virtual Connect
FlexFabric-20/40 F8 Module

Step 7: Choose your power
and cooling configurations

Step 8: Choose your services

Step 1: Choose your operating environment
HPE Integrity and HPE ProLiant server blades run in almost the same operating environment as other
HPE servers, but with the advantages of a BladeSystem infrastructure. You can mix and match different
Integrity and ProLiant server blades and run multiple operating environments in the same enclosure.

Server Blade
Features:

HPE Interconnect
module features:

For more info go here: ProLiant BL Blade ProLiant Servers, Gen9 Technologies White Paper,
HPE BladeSystem Firmware Compatibility List

Step 4: Choose your interconnects
HPE BladeSystem Virtual Connect and Interconnect modules
Proven wire-once simplicity with HPE Virtual Connect
HPE Virtual Connect is an essential building block for any virtualized or cloud-ready environment. This innovative, wire-once
HPE connection management simplifies server connectivity, making it possible to add, move, and change servers in minutes vs. hours
or days. Virtual Connect is the simplest way to connect servers to any network and reduces network sprawl at the edge by up to
95 percent. With more than 10 million ports shipped, Virtual Connect continues to deliver proven simplified operations for LAN, SAN,
and converged infrastructures.

HPE Interconnect
module features:

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Feature

VC FF-20/40 F8

VC 16 Gb 24-port FC

VC Flex-10/10D

HPN 6127XLG

HPN 6125XLG

Mellanox
SX1018HP

20G/Flex-20

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Ethernet

1/10/20/40 Gb

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1/10 Gb

1/10/20/40 Gb

1/10/40 Gb

1/10/40 Gb

Fibre Channel

8 Gb

8/16 Gb

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FCoE

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RoCE

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Tunnel Offload

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Gen8/Gen9

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Step 5: Choose your storage infrastructure

Step 7: Choose your power and cooling configurations
HPE 8.6 kVA 24 A Three-Phase Core Intelligent Modular
Power Distribution Unit
Note: Hewlett Packard Enterprise offers larger capacity Intelligent PDUs.
For more information: hp.com/go/ipdu.

HPE BladeSystem Storage options (internal)

Hewlett Packard Enterprise created the HPE Power Advisor utility to provide more accurate and meaningful estimates of power
needs for HPE ProLiant server blades. This utility can even show you how HPE Intelligent Infrastructure can help you save
money by enhancing power and cooling. Learn more or download the HPE Power Advisor at hp.com/go/hppoweradvisor.

Storage Blade Features:

HPE D2220sb Storage Blade

HPE StoreEasy 3850 Gateway
Blade Storage

HPE StoreVirtual VSA

HPE StoreEver LTO-5 Ultrium
SB3000c Tape Blade

HH Blade, DAS storage or iSCSI
with VSA, 12 SFF Drive bays,
up to 24 TB raw storage

HH Blade, SAN connect: iSCSI,
FC, and SAS, 2 SFF Drive bays,
Server Blade gateway to
unlimited external storage

This affordable, software-defined
storage solution provides you
with flexible deployment choices
to reduce complexity and cost by
co-locating virtualized
applications and shared storage.

HH Blade, 6 Gb/s SAS, 1.6 TB to
3 TB (2:1 compressed) capacity

Choose your HPE PDU and UPS
• Choice of Modular or Monitored PDU

• 4.9 kVA to 17.3 kVA single- or three-phase
• Single- or three-phase UPS systems ranging from 5000 VA to 60 kW (N+1)
Choose your HPE 10000 G2 Rack or Modular Cooling System
• Capabilities up to 35 kW per rack

HPE BladeSystem adapter options

For more info go here: HPE Enterprise Information Library, HPE Rack and Power Infrastructure.

A workload-optimized portfolio of networking adapters for better business outcomes.
HPE Server Networking Adapter solutions deliver application-centric connectivity including core business applications,
mission-critical environment, virtualized and cloud workloads as well as Big Data, HPC, and Web Scalability.
HPE server adapters for HPE BladeSystem benefits include:

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External Storage
Family Features:

Intelligence to increase productivity
Availability for continuous business

HPE 3PAR StoreServ Storage

HPE MSA Storage

HPE StoreOnce System

Flash-optimized storage arrays with massive
scalability for mission-critical workloads in
midrange to large enterprise and service
provider environments.

Storage consolidation for small to midsize
companies and remote locations.

Disk-based data protection suitable for small
local and remote virtualized sites as well as
large, central data centers.

Density and efficiency to scale rapidly

Technologies:
HPE Ethernet adapters deliver performance and value solutions for fast data center and Enterprise operations with up to
10GbE and 4 port-densities per adapter. This family includes the HPE Ethernet 300 and 500 Series adapters.
HPE Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapters enable high performance, low latency, and reliable I/O operations for SAN‑based
infrastructures. This family includes 4, 8, and 16 Gb Fibre Channel adapters from Hewlett Packard Enterprise and
HPE’s partners.
HPE FlexFabric: Deliver converged operations with a variety of capabilities and standards including FCoE, iSCSI, and RoCE
with LAN traffic on a single Ethernet wire. FlexFabric dynamically enables up to 4 channels per port to improve and maximize
utilization, all manageable with HPE OneView.
HPE Flex-20: HPE Flex-20 (FlexFabric 600 Series) adapters for HPE BladeSystem deliver the best of all worlds, performance,
convergence, and innovation. Boost workloads with increased server to adapter performance from 10 Gb (Flex-10) to 20 Gb.

Step 6: Choose your infrastructure management
Management for HPE BladeSystem
On system

On premise

On cloud

Integrated Lights-Out (iLO)

HPE OneView

HPE Insight Online

Automated support case management/Contracts, warranty,
and service credit management

Yes

Direct connect registration with no host server

Yes

Channel partner dashboard
HPE Fibre Channel adapters

HPE Ethernet adapters
(3xx, 5xx Series)

HPE FlexFabric adapters
(5xx Series)

HPE FlexFabric 630,
650 Series adapters

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20G/Flex-20

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10G/Flex-10

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BL only

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Ethernet

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1/10 Gb

1/10 Gb

1/10/20 Gb

Fibre Channel

4/8/16 Gb

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FCoE

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Selected

Yes

Network management with HPE Virtual Connect

Yes

Storage and SAN provisioning

Yes

Software-defined flexibility using server profiles, templates,
groups, and sets

Yes

Advanced power, thermal, and location management

Yes

Enterprise partner integrations: VMware vCenter,
Microsoft System Center, RHEV

Yes

Open development platform using REST APIs
(PowerShell and scripting)

Yes

Yes

Firmware maintenance

Yes

Yes

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Server provisioning configuration replication

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

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Selected

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Pre-boot health summary and iLO reboot switch
(used when server is down)

Yes

Tunnel Offload

iLO Federation

Yes

NPAR (select adapters)

FlexFabric

FlexFabric

Mobile app

Yes

Consult your sales
representative

Consult your sales
representative

Security: Encryption and role-based

Yes

Yes

Yes

Dashboards and downloadable reports

Yes

Yes

Yes

24x7 health, alerts, and notifications

Yes

Yes

Yes

Standardized and secure BIOS configuration via UEFI

Yes

Yes

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Refer to the HPE Server Management Family Guide for specifics.
For more info go here: HPE Server Management.

HPE Installation and Startup Service for HPE Insight Dynamics for ProLiant
HPE Installation and Startup Service for HPE Virtual Connect Enterprise Manager software
HPE Installation and Startup Service for HPE Insight Control
HPE Support Plus 24 Service
HPE Proactive BladeSystem Service
HPE Data Center services

HPE Factory Express: factory-based CTO solutions
HPE Education Services
HPE Financial Services

Unleash the Full Power of Your HPE BladeSystem
HPE offers a full range of services to help keep your blade environment running strong.
Converged Infrastructure Services
Let Hewlett Packard Enterprise design
an integrated data center architecture to
match your business needs.

Support Services
Shift IT focus from
infrastructure maintenance to
creating business value.

Flexible Capacity Services
Hewlett Packard Enterprise delivers
a public cloud experience with
all the benefits of on-premise IT.

hpe.com/info/bladesystem

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HPE BladeSystem Enhanced Network Installation and Startup Service for c-Class Service

Learn more at

RoCE

Gen8/Gen9

HPE Care Pack services:
• HPE Installation and Startup Service for c-Class BladeSystem Service

Hewlett Packard Enterprise offers a full range of services to help keep your blade environment running strong.

Integrated Remote Console (virtual media, folders,
record/replay, virtual power management)

NPAR/FlexFabric -

Step 8: Choose your services

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For more info go here: Storage Blades, Tape Blades, Converged Storage.

Convergence to accelerate IT service delivery

Feature

• Single- or three-phase power options and N+N and N+1 for power supply redundancy
c3000
• Up to six power supplies and up to six fans

• Single-phase 110/220 V power

HPE BladeSystem Storage options (external)

For more info go here: Virtual Connect, Server Interconnects, Server Adapters.

c7000
• Up to six power supplies and up to ten fans

Sign up for updates
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