HP Servers - Blade Systems Family Guide			pdf Format	489,965 bytes
	The HP BladeSystem is an infrastructure in a box. With it, you can build a variety of business solutions that are more affordable, take less time to maintain, use less power and are ready to grow with you. It is simply a better infrastructure.
	HP Servers – Blade Systems TCO (IDC)			pdf Format	168,621 bytes
	For organizations that are weighing the choice between deploying a large number of servers, total cost of ownership (TCO) analyses favors blade server systems over rack-optimized server systems for reductions in both capital and operating expenses.
	HP Servers – Proliant Family Guide			pdf Format	513,855 bytes
	The top-selling HP ProLiant servers demonstrate HP’s ongoing commitment to provide a complete server infrastructure that supports both your business objectives and your business growth. Choose the levels of performance, availability, expandability and manageability from the world’s most comprehensive industry-standard server portfolio, offering you the right technology for your computing needs.
	HP Storage – Backup Guide for VMware Consolidated Backup			pdf Format	996,779 bytes
	Server virtualization is one of the hottest industry topics and organizations are successfully using VMware to help consolidate servers and storage. There are multiple approaches to data backup in a VMware environment. This white paper will help you select the approach that best fits your needs.
	HP Storage – EVA Best Practices			pdf Format	236,807 bytes
	A business value of storage virtualization is simplified management. Storage systems that are simple to administer reduce configuration errors and save management time and money. Even with simplified storage management, knowledge of the best practices for configuration and management tasks can further optimize the storage for a specific application. Getting the most from your enterprise class storage has never been easier. This paper highlights the most common configuration rules and trade-offs. Following these guidelines will help ensure each HP StorageWorks Enterprise Virtual Array (EVA) is optimized for its intended application.
	HP Storage – EVA Path Failover Solutions			pdf Format	317,933 bytes
	HP path failover solutions provide simplicity without compromise. They help ensure that your data and systems will be accessible at all times, even when you have different types of arrays or there is an issue and one of the paths goes down. Path failover is a critical component for storage area network (SAN) high availability. Failover capabilities reside on host systems and provide automatic switching of I/O to another available path if an existing path becomes unavailable. Path failover solutions prevent lost data or system downtime caused by a failed I/O path on your network.
	HP Storage – EVA TCO (Edison)			pdf Format	1,180,178 bytes
	Edison’s analysis shows that, when performing the list of tasks, the HP EVA required 70 percent fewer steps than EMC and 82 percent fewer steps than NetApp, with 79 percent less time than EMC and 76 percent less time than NetApp for performing a series of standard administrative tasks. Depending on the operation performed, the EVA demonstrated up to 5 times the management efficiency of EMC and NetApp.
	HP Storage – Family Array Guide			pdf Format	676,573 bytes
	From the largest corporation to the smallest business, everyone is subject to growing volumes of information which must be kept and accessed. Increasing regulations from governments or corporate headquarters dictate what needs to be kept, how long it needs to be kept and when it needs to be accessed. Therefore, it is critical for the life of your business that you have storage solutions that are up to the task and will grow with you as your business and needs change. Use this family overview to find the HP storage solution that best meets your requirements.
	HP Storage – ILM – A Technical Perspective			pdf Format	593,679 bytes
	An Information Lifecycle Management (ILM) strategy can help you meet these challenges. And HP is here to help you with a comprehensive ILM portfolio of hardware, software and services to better capture, manage, retain and deliver the information on which your organization relies.
	HP Storage – PolyServe Software for Microsoft SQL Server			pdf Format	714,899 bytes
	Recent years have seen an explosion in the use of SQL Server. The proliferation of SQL Server and the cost-effective industry-standard servers on which it runs has brought tremendous benefits. Yet, this very success has also created ongoing problems for administrators responsible for its deployment and management. This white paper outlines an approach to SQL Server deployment and management that addresses these problems.
	Integrity and MS SQL Server			pdf Format	392,738 bytes
	The HP Integrity server family, with Microsoft Windows Server 2003 and Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Enterprise Edition (64-bit), offers an excellent approach to scaling up and consolidating database environments. This solution is an efficient, cost-effective way to meet business challenges and declare independence from costly, proprietary systems.
	Integrity Entry-Class Servers			pdf Format	596,065 bytes
	HP and Intel co-developed the Intel Itanium 2 microarchitecture. The result is a high-performance, parallel 64-bit architecture that has the performance headroom to grow in the future and can be priced at a level to ensure its widespread adoption. The Intel Itanium 2 processor is the fundamental building block of the entry-level HP Integrity rx1620-2, rx2620-2, and rx4640-8 Servers
	Integrity Mid-Level Servers			pdf Format	949,170 bytes
	Based on the revolutionary Intel® Itanium® 2 processor co-developed by HP and Intel, the HP Inegrity rx7620-16 and rx8620-32 Servers bring you all the computing power you need to operate in the most demanding IT environments.
	Integrity ROI			pdf Format	228,935 bytes
	HP Integrity Servers provide a breakthrough combination of IT adaptability, performance and value for money, heralding a new era in enterprise computing. HP Integrity Servers offer the lowest TCO in their class.
	Open VMS and Integrity Servers			pdf Format	70,799 bytes
	The OpenVMS operating system has been in a state of continuous high-quality evolution since its 1977 introduction on the VAX line of 32-bit servers. OpenVMS was ported to the Alpha 64-bit architecture in the early 1990s. Now HP OpenVMS has undergone a full port to the Intel® Itanium® architecture.
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