HP DL380 MIP Installation Guide V3.0

MasterCard Worldwide
MASTERCARD MIP
HP PROLIANT DL380
INSTALLATION GUIDE
VERSION 3.0
MASTERCARD WORLDWIDE
HP PROLIANT DL380 MIP
INSTALLATION GUIDE - VERSION 3.0
(REVISED) FEBRUARY 2014
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
HP PROLIANT DL380 MIP

INSTALLATION GUIDE
Installation information
Orange Business Services Account Team . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
MasterCard HP MIP Installation Guide overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
HP MIP Installation Procedure Checklist . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Component installation instructions

Rack and Equipment layout information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
APC Rack with Accessories information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
APC Rack Equipment installation guidelines . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
APC Rack and Rack Stabilizer installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
APC PDU (rack power strip) installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
APC Shelf installation (optional) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-9
APC Cable Management Rings installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
HP Rack and Rack Stabilizer installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-12
HP Server and Rail Assembly overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
HP Server and Rail installation (rack with square mount holes) . . . . . 14-16
HP Server and Rail installation (rack with threaded mount holes) . . . . 17-18
HP 4-Port Console Switch installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
HP 8-Port Console Switch installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20-21
` HP USB Interface Adapter installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
HP TFT7600 RKM installation (rack with square mount holes) . . . . . . 23-25
HP TFT7600 RKM installation (rack with threaded mount holes) . . . . . 26-27
HP MIP server and peripherals diagrams

Single HP MIP Server cabling configuration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
Multiple HP MIP Server Cabling configuration (with console switch) . . . 28-29
HP MIP Server and Peripherals cable diagram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
HP MIP Server and Peripherals cable connection diagrams . . . . . . . 31-33
HP MIP server/peripherals configuration and settings

Power-On Equipment - information and verification . . . . . . . . . . . 34
HP 4-Port Console Switch operation and setup . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
HP 8-Port Console Switch operation and setup . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36-39
HP iLO 4 configuration and settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40-48
TCP/IP Solaris-10 configuration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49-52
Solaris-10 Shutdown and Reboot procedure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53
Solaris-10 OS Install procedure (Load DVD) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54-55
Equipment Information layout illustrations

HP Proliant DL380 Server information and layout . . . . . . . . . . . . 56-57
HP Proliant DL380 Server Technical Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . 58-59
HP TFT7600 RKM information and layout . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60-61
HP 4-Port Console Switch information and layout . . . . . . . . . . . . 62
HP 8-Port Console Switch information and layout . . . . . . . . . . . . 63
HP USB Interface Adapter information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64
HP DL380 MIP INSTALLATION GUIDE

MASTERCARD WORLDWIDE HP DL380 MIP INSTALLATION GUIDE
Orange Business Services - MasterCard Account Team
Jim Feldmann Office: 312-368-2616

Service Account Manager Mobile: 314-540-2763
Susanne Carpunky Office: 703-375-7956
MasterCard Account Coordinator Mobile: 636-980-7154
Account Danielle Wolf Office: 703-375-7959
Support Team Account Coordinator Mobile: 636-980-7138
Doug Bredbenner Office: 703-375-7951
Technical Support Analyst Mobile: 314-541-4884
Rick Prasuhn Office: 703-375-7964
Technical Support Analyst Mobile: 314-602-6617
Support Phone MasterCard OCC (USA) 636-722-6220

Numbers Orange Business Services (GTS-Support) Primary 727-533-3655
Clearwater, Florida – USA Backup 727-533-3991
MasterCard HP MIP Installation Guide overview

The HP MIP Installation Guide is designed to assist the field engineer with the assembly and
installation of the MasterCard HP MIP Server and HP MIP Peripherals into an APC Rack, HP
Rack, MasterCard Rack, or MasterCard Member Rack. The installation guidelines may not
cover some situations that are unique to the Member site or Member equipment. Any
problems or issues with the MasterCard site, the equipment, or installation process must be
directed immediately to the MasterCard OCC.
• Orange Business Services is ONLY providing the initial installation services
on the HP servers and the HP MIP peripherals.
• Orange Business Services performs NO equipment certification, diagnostics,
or repairs on any HP MIP servers and/or HP MIP peripherals. All issues
must be directed to the MasterCard OCC for directions.
• Damaged equipment must be reported to the MasterCard OCC immediately.
• Orange Business Services is not responsible for removing any used or
unused equipment, parts, or hardware from the installation site.
The ‘MasterCard HP MIP Installation Guide’ is required to assemble and install the MIP
equipment at a MasterCard Member site. Installation documentation is packaged with each
piece of equipment and may be used for additional reference.
Technicians must follow the Orange Business Services on-site call procedures prior to
beginning any part of the installation. When the MasterCard OCC grants permission to begin
the installation follow the HP MIP Installation Procedure Checklist steps to complete the
installation.
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HP MIP Installation Procedure Checklist

Use the chart below to assist you through the installation process. Check off each step when
completed. The page number will direct you to the corresponding page(s) in this guide with
instructions for each specific piece of equipment and the procedures.
√ STEP PAGE ACTION

On site arrival contact the MasterCard OCC. Begin the installation
1 -----
only when granted permission by the MasterCard OCC.
Verify equipment is present and the HP Installation Guide is with
2 ----- the equipment to start the installation. Report any damaged or
missing equipment to the MasterCard OCC.
Read the Equipment Rack layout and recommended equipment
3 3
location information.
Un-box APC Rack and prepare rack with the rack accessories (rack
4-10 stabilizer plate, PDU, rack shelf (optional), and cable management
4 rings).
Un-box HP Rack and prepare HP Rack with Rack Stabilizer
11-13
assembly.
Un-box the HP Server and the HP modified rail assemblies and
install into the rack.
5 14-18
NOTE: The modified rail assemblies are shipped separately
‘RackSolutions 122-2866 DL380e Rail Kit’.
Un-box HP Console Switch and install into rack.
6 19 – HP 4-Port Console Switch
20-22 – HP 8-Port Console Switch with USB Interface Adapter
Un-box HP TFT700 RKM (system console unit)
7 23-25 – Install into rack with square mount holes.
26-27 – Install into rack with threaded mount holes.
8 28-33 Connect all equipment cables and power connections.
Follow Equipment Power-On instructions and Console Switch
9 34-39
operations.
10 40-48 Configure iLO 4 settings (system management).
11 49-52 Configure TCP/IP settings.

Verify HP Load DVD-Solaris-10 is placed in the rack with the MIP
12 !!!!!!! server.
Completion verification with MasterCard OCC. Close dispatch call
13 ---------
with OBS-SCC.
Tools Required
− Racket with sockets (Metric and SAE)
− Adjustable wrench
− No. 2 Phillips Screwdriver
− No. 3 Phillips Screwdriver
− TORX driver set (up to T25)
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Rack and Equipment layout information

The recommended locations to install the MasterCard MIP equipment into an empty rack or a
pre-existing rack populated with other equipment are determined by the MasterCard OCC
and/or the MasterCard Engineer. The technician may provide assistance to convey the
available space within the rack. Use the following diagram for reference only to install the
MIP equipment into the available rack type. (APC rack - HP rack – MasterCard rack –
Customer rack)
The ‘U’ spacing is labeled in ‘1U’ increments on the front and rear columns of the racks. The
equipment is shipped with mounting hardware and installation documentation. The
installation documentation may be beneficial for added reference with this guide. DO NOT
discard any materials until you have accounted for all the required equipment, parts, and
documentation to complete the installation.
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APC Rack (NetShelter SX) and Accessories information

The APC NetShelter Rack is shipped to the site pre-assembled. Additional rack accessories
will be installed in the rack on site. The accessories consist of a rack stabilizer plate, 2-PDU
units (power strips), cable management rings, and a rack shelf (optional). Locate the
following rack hardware/parts and follow the instructions in this guide to install the APC Rack
and rack accessories.
• 1 - AR3100: APC RACK

• 1 - AR7700: RACK STABILIZER PLATE KIT
• 2 - AP9572: RACK PDU, BASIC, 16A
• 1 - AR7540: TOOLESS CABLE RING-10PK, FITS IN CAGE NUT HOLE
• 1 - AR8122BLK: FIXED SHELF 250 LBS (optional-see note)
NOTE: The rack shelf is shipped as an option when requested by the MasterCard
Engineer. MasterCard Engineering/OCC are to provide guidance to the Orange
technician for the placement location in the rack.
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APC Rack Equipment installation guidelines

TIP HAZZARD
• Make sure you have secured the rack to the floor before installing
equipment.
• Install the heaviest equipment first toward the bottom of the rack to prevent
the enclosure from becoming top-heavy.
• Do not extend equipment on sliding rails until you have installed the stabilizer
plate or until you have installed 158kg (350 lbs) of equipment into the bottom
area of the rack for stability. Do not extend more than one piece of
equipment on a sliding rail at one time.
RACK MOUNTING RAILS information

• Review the equipment manufacturer’s installation instructions.
• Locate the top and bottom U-space on the vertical mounting rails. Every
third hole on the mounting rails is numbered to indicate the middle of a U-
space.
• Install the cage nuts on the interior of the vertical mounting rail, and then
install the equipment. To remove a cage nut, squeeze the sides to release it
from the square hole.
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APC Rack and Rack Stabilizer installation

1. Un-box the APC Rack part number AR3100 and remove the rack from the shipping
container. Gather all hardware parts and installation documentation.
2. Position rack at the desired location. Secure the rack in place by using a screw driver or
13mm wrench to lower the leveling feet until each foot makes secure contact with floor.
Adjust each foot to level and plumb the cabinet securely in position.
3. Locate the Rack Stabilizer Plate part number AR7700 with the included mounting
hardware. Attach and secure the rack stabilizer plate to the base of the rack (rack front)
in the holes provided using the bolt/lock washer/washer combination as shown in the
illustration below.
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APC PDU (rack power strip) installation

1. Locate and un-box the (two) APC PDU units, part number AP9572. One PDU will be
mounted vertically on each side of the rack in the upper rear using the toolless mounting
method (see illustrations).
NOTE: Toolless mounting pegs are already attached to the PDU. The power cord is
shipped with each unit and attached to the unit separately. Additional installation
instructions are included in the box.
2. Install the first rack PDU in the upper left of the rack by sliding the PDU mounting pegs
into the holes located of the vertical accessory channel directly behind the rear vertical
mounting rails. (see illustrations)
3. Snap the PDU into place by pushing it downward until it locks into position.
4. Repeat steps 2-3 to mount the second rack PDU in the upper rear right of the rack.
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APC Shelf installation (OPTIONAL)

ATTENTION: The rack shelf is shipped as an option when requested by the
MasterCard Engineer. MasterCard Engineering/OCC will provide guidance to the
Orange technician for the placement location in the rack.
1. Locate and un-box the rack shelf, part number AR8122BLK. Mounting hardware and
installation instructions are included in the box.
2. First attach the rails into the rack as shown in step-1 and step-2. Use the mounting
hardware included with the shelf.
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3. Next attach the shelf to the rails using the nuts/bolts provided with the shelf as shown
and secure all nuts and bolts.
NOTE: This is a fixed shelf.
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Cable Management Rings installation

1. Locate the cable management rings, part number AR7540 (pack of 10). Install the cable
management rings as shown in the vertical accessory channels. Determine the best
placement of the rings that will provide proper support for cables and also present an
orderly appearance.
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HP Rack and Rack Stabilizer installation

1. Un-box the HP Rack and remove the rack from the shipping container. Locate and
gather all installation hardware and documentation for the equipment. Try to keep parts,
hardware, and documentation separate from other equipment as you complete the
installation.
Note: The HP rack has two HP PDU units (Power Distribution Unit) pre-installed in
the rack with attached power strips to provide power outlets for the installed
equipment power connections.
2. Move the HP Rack to the desired location.
3. Un-box the HP Mini Stabilizer kit. Locate and gather the installation hardware and
documentation to install the stabilizer.
4. Align the stabilizer front foot with the front caster plate.
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5. Insert and partially tighten four M8 x 20-mm bolts with washers, securing the front foot to
the front caster plate.
6. Insert and partially tighten two M8 x 20mm bolts with washers, securing the front foot to
both sides of the caster plate skirt.
7. Move the rack to the final location.
8. Use an adjustable wrench to lower the four leveling feet, raising the casters
approximately 6.4 mm (0.25 in) off the floor.
9. Adjust the stabilizer foot to the floor surface or as close to the floor surface as possible.
10. Tighten all bolts to complete the rack and stabilizer installation.
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HP DL380 Server and Rail Assembly overview

1. Un-box the HP DL380 server. Gather all installation hardware and documentation.
• IMPORTANT: The server rail assemblies located inside the server box are not used
for this installation. Modified rail assemblies are required for this installation and
shipped in a separate box. The modified rail assemblies are adaptable in any rack
with square mounting holes or threaded mounting holes.
Modified Rail Assembly part number:

RackSolutions 122-2866 DL380e Rail Kit – Part Number D5Q88A
IMPORTANT: The HP Load DVD-Solaris10 OS load mediaDVD is shipped with the

server documentation. DO NOT discard this DVD or remove this DVD from the site! The
HP Load DVD must remain (stored) in the rack with the HP server.
2. Locate and unbox the modified HP server rail assemblies. The box containing the
modified rail assemblies are shipped separately and labeled as ‘RackSolutions 122-
2866 DL380e Rail Kit – Part Number D5Q88A’.
3. Use the illustrations and instructions on pages 14-18 to correctly assemble and install the
HP server into a rack with the modified rail assemblies. Please read the following notes
before beginning the rail assembly.
HP modified rail assembly information and installation notes:

• The modified rail assemblies are labeled ‘L-left’ and ‘R-right’ and must be
attached to the server in that manner (viewing the server from the front). The
‘left’ and ‘right’ assemblies are NOT interchangeable.
• The inner rail of each assembly must be separated from the outer assembly and
attached to the server. The inner rail has keyhole type slots that align to
mounting lugs (pegs) on the server chassis. When the inner rail is aligned to the
lugs (pegs) it allows for the rail to be slightly pushed to the front of the chassis
and lock into position.
• The outer assembly is mounted to the designated ‘U’ location in the rack.
– single server (U26/U27)
– dual server (U23/24 and U26/U27)
• The server with the inner rails attached can now be aligned with the outer rail
assemblies, inserted together, and pushed back into the rack. The rail assembly
should lock as you push the server into place.
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HP Server and Rail installation - (rack with square mount holes)
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HP Server and Rail installation - (rack with threaded mount holes)
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HP 4-Port Console Switch installation

The HP 4-Port Console Switch is used to connect multiple HP MIP servers to one console.
Rack-mounting brackets and mounting hardware are included for easy integration into the
provided rack. Up to four servers may be attached.
NOTE: This equipment is not shipped for a single HP MIP server installation.
1. Un-box the HP 4-Port Console Switch. Gather the installation mounting hardware, cable
assemblies, and documentation.
NOTE: The console switch is front and rear mountable. Use the two pre-drilled holes
closer to the front panel of the switch for front rack mounting.
2. The illustration above shows the mounting brackets being attached to the switch for
a rear mount. Attach the brackets in the opposite position to configure and install as a
‘front mount’.
3. Line up the holes in the rack mounting brackets with the holes on the side of the console
switch closer to the front panel for a front mount.
4. Attach the 1U brackets to the console switch using two of the four screws provided on
each side of the console switch.
5. Install one cage nut if required on each side of the rack at the designated position (U28).
NOTE: Racks with square holes require the use of cage nuts. Racks with threaded holes
do not require cage nuts.
6. Secure the console switch to the vertical rails of the rack with the screws provided with
the mounting hardware. The front panel of the switch should be facing the front of the
rack when properly installed.
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HP 8-Port Console Switch installation

The HP 8-Port Console Switch is used to connect multiple HP MIP servers to one console.
Rack-mounting brackets and mounting hardware are included for easy integration into the
provided rack. Up to eight servers may be attached.
NOTE: This equipment is not shipped for a single HP MIP server installation.
Installation checklist
Before installation, refer to the following lists to be sure all listed components were received.
Console switch contents:
• Console switch
• Power cords
• Rack mounting kit
• USB Interface adapters
− One USB HP interface adapter is needed for each server.
− One UTP CAT 5 cable or higher for each adapter.
Required tools:
• Phillips screwdriver
• Cage nut insertion tool if necessary
1. Remove the two screws from each side of the console switch. Do not discard the
screws.
2. Attach the short 1U brackets to the console switch using the same screws you removed.
3. Install cage nuts if required at the designated positions on the vertical rack rails (U28).
NOTE: Racks with square holes require the use of cage nuts. Racks with threaded holes
do not require cage nuts.
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4. Mount the switch with access to the switch ports and power-on/off switch facing the rear
of the rack. Secure the console switch to the vertical rack rails with the screws provided
with the mounting hardware.
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HP USB Interface Adapter installation

One HP USB Interface Adapter is required for each server being connected to the HP 8-Port
Console Switch unit. The USB Interface Adapter attaches to the HP Server video port and
USB port. A UTP-CAT5 or higher cable is used to connect the USB Interface Adapter to one
of the eight ports on the HP 8-Port Console Switch.
1. Connect a UTP-CAT5 cable or higher to the designated port on the HP 8-Port Console
Switch.
NOTE: Depending on the number of HP Servers being attached to the switch, try to keep
some order when attaching the servers to the switch ports.
2. Connect the other end of the UTP CAT5 cable to the RJ-45 connector on the USB
interface adapter.
3. Connect the USB interface adapter to the appropriate connectors on the server (video
port and USB port for mouse/keyboard).
4. Repeat the preceding steps to connect additional servers.
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HP TFT7600 RKM installation - (rack with square mount holes)

1. Un-box the HP TFT7600 RKM (Rackmount-Keyboard-Monitor) unit and rail assemblies.
Locate and gather the installation mounting hardware, cables, and documentation.
NOTE: These rails must be modified when used in a rack with threaded holes. Refer to
the instructions in this guide for mounting into a rack with threaded mount holes.
2. Align the HP 1U Adjustable Toolless Rails with the square holes and snap them into
place at the designated location (U29).
− Snap one end of the HP 1U Adjustable Toolless Rails into the front column rails.
− Extend the other half of the HP 1U Adjustable Toolless Rails to meet the appropriate
rack depth, and snap them into place to the rear column rails.
NOTE: The HP 1U Adjustable Toolless Rails must be aligned in the same front and
rear hole locations to correctly snap into place.
3. Extend the inner slides out until they lock into place.
4. Align and attach the unit to the extended inner slides, inserting the unit into the rack.
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5. Slide the brace rail assembly in between the HP 1U Adjustable Toolless Rails from the
rear of the rack.
6. Align the screw holes on the brace rail with the screw holes on the HP 1U Adjustable
Toolless Rails. Secure the brace rail to the HP 1U Adjustable Toolless Rails with two 6-
32 screws.
7. Remove the two shipping screws from the rear of the HP TFT7600 and discard the
screws.
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8. Attach the cable management arm to the rear of the unit with two 6-32 screws, supplied
in the hardware kit.
9. Connect and route the cables through the cable management arm and unit opening.
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HP TFT7600 RKM installation - (rack with threaded mount holes)

The rail assembly used to install the HP TFT 7600 RKM (Rackmount-Keyboard-Monitor) unit
into a rack with threaded holes must be modified prior to attaching the rails to the rack. The
inner slide assemblies from the Toolless type rail sections must be removed and then
attached to the modified adjustable rail sections for mounting.
NOTE: The modified rail assembly with mounting hardware is shipped in a separate
box labeled as: RACK SOLUTIONS TFT7600 RAIL KIT PN: BT810A.
1. Locate and un-box the RKM modified rail assembly (RACK SOLUTIONS TFT7600 RAIL
KIT PN: BT810A) and mounting hardware.
2. Remove the inner slide assembly from the left side toolless rail section by removing the
(3) – T15 screws. Do not discard the screws.
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3. Using the same T15 screws attach the inner slide assembly to the left side modified
adjustable rail section.
4. Repeat steps 2-3 to assemble the right side modified adjustable rail section.
5. Align the modified adjustable rail holes with the designated rack holes location (U29).
Use the mounting screws provided to secure the rails in place.
NOTE: This modified rail assembly does not have a cable management assembly to
attach.
6. Extend the modified adjustable rail to meet the appropriate rack depth from front to rear.
Tighten the adjustment wing nut to retain the desired length.
7. Attach the modified rails to the rack using the mounting hardware screws provided.
8. Extend the inner slides out until they lock into place.
9. Align the RKM with the extended inner slides, inserting the unit into the rack.
NOTE: When you secure the cables to the rack always allow enough cable length for the
console to slide freely in and out of the rack.
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Single HP MIP Server Cabling configuration

Use the (number) following each device type along with the diagram illustrations on
pages 30-33 as a reference guide for the correct cable and power connections.
DO NOT POWER ON THE SERVER! The HP server should be in the power-off
state. If the server powers on automatically when connected to the power strips,
press and hold the server power control button located at the upper right of the front
panel to POWER OFF the server.
– In the power-off state – power control button/LED is amber.
– In the power-on state – power control button/LED is green.
• HP server power supplies-(1)(2) – Use the server power cords to connect to

the rack PDU power strips.
• HP server VGA port-(5) – connects to the HP TFT7600 RKM-(2) video port. Use the
black video cable shipped with the HP TFT7600 RKM.
• HP server USB port-(6) – connects to the HP TFT7600 RKM USB-(1) keyboard/mouse

port. Use one black USB cable shipped with the HP TFT7600 RKM for this connection.
• HP TFT7600 RKM power-(3) – connects to rack PDU power strip. Use the power pack
type power supply and power cord shipped with the HP TFT7600 RKM unit.
NOTE: For connection to a 220v-230v rack power strip an additional 220v power
cord is provided that must be coupled to the RKM standard power cord for this
connection.
• HP server NIC 1 port-(3) – connects to the MasterCard network.
• HP server NIC 2 port-(4) – connects to the member (customer) network.
Multiple HP MIP Server Cabling configuration

Use the (number) following each device along with the diagram illustrations on pages
30-33 as a reference guide for the correct cable and power connections.
DO NOT POWER ON THE SERVER! The HP server should be in the power-off
state. If the server powers on automatically when connected to the power strips,
press and hold the server power control button located at the upper right of the front
panel to POWER OFF the server.
• (HP server power supplies-(1)(2) – Use the server power cords to connect to
the rack PDU power strips.
• HP TFT7600 RKM power-(3) – connects to rack PDU power strip. Use the power pack
type power supply and power cord shipped with the HP TFT7600 RKM unit.
NOTE: For the connection to a 220v-230v rack power strip an additional 220v
power cord is provided that must be coupled (pigtailed) into the RKM standard
power cord.
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• If a HP 4-Port Console Switch is installed:
1. HP 4-Port Console switch-(1) power connection – connect the power cord to

the rack PDU power strip.
2. HP T7600 RKM video port-(2) – connects to the HP 4-Port Console Switch

Console port-(3). Use the black video cable shipped with the HP TFT7600
RKM.
3. HP TFT7600 RKM USB port-(1) – keyboard/mouse port connects to the top HP

4-Port Console Switch USB port-(2) port – Use one black USB cable shipped
with the HP TFT7600 RKM for this connection.
4. HP server VGA-(5) port and HP server USB-(6) port – connect to one of the
four HP 4-Port Console Switch PC ports-(4) – use the special cable assembly
provided with the HP 4-Port Console Switch (PN: AF613A) for each server
connection. See the HP-MIP Server and Peripherals Cable Diagram.
IMPORTANT: Only the BLACK colored USB connector on the special cable
assembly (AF613A) is used for the server keyboard/mouse connection. The
YELLOW USB connector provides a different function and is NOT used.
• If a HP 8-Port Console Switch is installed:
1. HP 8-Port Console Switch-(1) power connection – connect power cord to the

rack PDU power strip.
2. HP T7600 RKM-(2) video port connects to the HP 8-Port Console Switch-(3)

video port. Use the black video cable shipped with the HP TFT7600 RKM.
3. HP TFT7600 RKM USB-(1) keyboard/mouse port connects to the USB port (A-
Port) on the HP 8-Port Console Switch-(2). Use a black USB cable shipped
with the HP TFT7600 RKM for this connection.
4. Attach a USB Interface Adapter to the HP server VGA-(5) and USB-(6) ports.
One HP USB Interface Adapter is required for each server connected to the HP
8-Port Console Switch. See the HP-MIP Server and Peripherals Cable Diagram.
5. Attach an RJ-45 cable from the USB Interface Adapter-(3) to a designated

server port on the HP 8-Port Console Switch. RJ-45 cable is provided with the
shipped equipment.
• HP server Ethernet port 1-(3) port – connects to the MasterCard network equipment.
• HP server Ethernet port 2-(4) port – connects to the member (customer) network
equipment.
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HP-MIP Server and Peripherals

Cable Diagram
HP-RKM HP-RKM HP-RKM
(console) (console) (console)
USB-KB Video USB-KB Video USB-KB Video
USB Video USB Video

HP-KVM Switch 4-port HP-KVM Switch 8-port
RJ-45 Ports
USB
Cable RJ-45
Cable
Video
Cable
RJ-45
HP-USB
Interface Adapter
USB Video
USB Video USB Video USB Video
HP-Server HP-Server HP-Server
NIC-1 NIC-2 NIC-1 NIC-2 NIC-1 NIC-2
MasterCard Member MasterCard Member MasterCard Member

Network Network Network Network Network Network
HP-USB
The yellow USB connector in this Interface Adapter
cable assembly is NOT used!
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HP MIP Server and HP Peripherals diagrams

There are two rack configurations for the HP MIP server and HP peripherals. A single HP
MIP server installed in a rack or multiple HP MIP servers installed a rack. The cable
connections will differ depending on the rack configuration. Keep all cables organized and
neatly tied to the rack using the various cable ties and straps sent with the equipment.
HP DL380 Server (front view)
ITEM DESCRIPTION
1 Power ON/OFF control button
2 Hard Drive Bays
3 DVD Optical drive
HP DL380 Server (rear view)
ITEM DESCRIPTION
1 Power cord connector
3 Ethernet port-1 (MasterCard network connection)
4 Ethernet port-2 (Customer network connection)
5 Video connector
6 USB (Keyboard/Mouse connection)
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HP TFT7600 RKM - Rackmount Keyboard and Monitor (rear view)
ITEM DESCRIPTION
1 USB port for keyboard/mouse connection only
2 Video connector
3 Power adapter connector
HP 4-Port Console Switch (rear view)
ITEM DESCRIPTION
2 USB Console keyboard/mouse port
3 Console video connector
4 Server connection ports (use KVM 1x4 cable AF613A)
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HP 8-Port Console Switch (rear view)
ITEM DESCRIPTION
2 Power ON/OFF switch
3 USB console keyboard/mouse connection (Port-A)
4 Console video connection (Port-A)
Server connection ports (One HP USB Interface
5
Adapter and RJ-45 cable needed for each connection)
USB Interface Adapter
ITEM DESCRIPTION
1 Video (attaches to server video connector)
2 USB (attaches to server keyboard/mouse connector)
RJ-45 connector (RJ-45 cable connection from a
3
designated HP 0x2x8-port Switch server port)
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Power-On Equipment– information and verification

Verify the cable connections for all equipment installed in the rack. Be sure all cable
connections are secure and properly connected.
DO NOT POWER ON THE SERVER! The server is first powered on during the
instructions in the ‘HP DL380 iLO Configuration’ procedures.
1. Connecting the rack power cables to site power.

• APC Rack
- Connect the power cables provided with APC PDU units to each PDU
and then connect to the site power receptacle. (There is no on/off switch
or power indicator on the APC PDU. Power is applied when connected
to the power source.)
• HP Rack
- Connect each of the (2) HP Rack PDUs to the site power outlets.
- Verify that both PDUs are receiving power. (RED LED on PDU is lit)
- Verify (2) rack power strips are connected to each HP PDU.
- Verify both output switches on each PDU are enabled and providing
power to each power strip. (RED LED lit on each strip)
2. Connect all peripheral equipment to the rack power strips and power on peripherals only.
DO NOT POWER ON THE HP SERVER!
• The HP 1X4 Console Switch and the HP TFT7600 RKM have no power-on/off
switches. Both units power on when connected to the PDU power strips.
3. Verify the HP server power cables are connected to the power strips.
DO NOT POWER ON THE HP SERVER! The HP server should be in the
power-off state.
NOTE: If the server powers on automatically when connected to the power strips,
quickly press and hold the server power control button located at the upper right
of the front panel to POWER OFF the server.
4. IMPORTANT INFORMATION – PLEASE READ

If a HP 4-Port Console Switch or a HP 8-Port Console Switch is installed and connected
to multiple servers you must read and understand the operational functions and
characteristics of these units before continuing. This information is available in the
following sections.
• HP 1X4 Server Console Switch operation, page-35.

• HP 0x2x8-Port Server Console Switch operation and setup, pages 36-39.
5. Proceed to the ‘HP DL380 iLO Configuration’ procedure where you will be instructed to
power on the HP server as part of the procedure.
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HP 4-Port Console Switch operation and setup

There are two methods to access each of the four ports in the HP 1X4 KVM Switch,
either manually or from the keyboard.
• Manual access: From the HP 4-Port Console Switch front panel manually press the
green button at PC1 – PC4 to access a specific port.
NOTE: The yellow buttons are for HUB functions and not used.
• Keyboard access: From the console keyboard you can use the following keystroke
command to access a specific PC1 – PC4 port: <Ctrl> <Ctrl> X <Enter> X = port
number 1-4.
Example: To connect to the HP MIP server attached to port ‘PC2’ you would enter the
following keystrokes; <Ctrl> <Ctrl> <2> <Enter>.
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HP 8-Port Console Switch operation and setup

The configuration settings for the HP 8-Port Console Switch will remain at the default values
except for the ‘Names’ option which identifies the server connected to a specific port. The
‘Names’ option must be changed to reflect the server assigned MIP ID name that is attached
to a specific switch port. Information to access the switch and setup options are outlined in
the following section.
Accessing and Navigating in the Main Menu dialog box

Press the <Print Screen> key to access the main menu. Use the mouse on the HP RKM
console to select a server to view or select other menu options.
Selecting servers
From the Main Menu dialog box, you can select specific servers in the following ways. When
you select a new server the console displays the on screen information of selected server.
• Double-click the server Name, EID, or Port.
• If the display order of the server list is by Port (the Port button is clicked), enter the
port number and press the <Enter> key.
• If the display order of the server list is by Name or EID number, enter the first few
letters of the name of the server or the EID number to establish it as unique, and
then press the <Enter> key.
• Arrow keys may also be used to navigate and select a server to view. Use the
up/down arrow keys to highlight server to view and press the <Enter> key to select.
• Pressing the <ESC> key will return you to the previous menu
NOTE: The EID is an electronic identification number found on the interface adapter
cable label and automatically assigned to the interface adapter
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Assigning names to servers

Change the original port names to the MIP ID of the server attached to the associated port.
NOTE: This procedure can be completed at any time when all servers are attached to
the HP 8-Port Console Switch and active.
1. Press the <Print Screen> key to access the main menu.
2. Click on the ‘Setup’ button to access the setup options.
3. Click on the ‘Names’ Button to access the names menu.
4. Select the name or port number and click ‘Modify’.
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5. The Name Modify dialog box appears.
6. In the New Name field, enter the MasterCard MIP ID of this sever. Names can be 1
to 15 characters in length. Permitted characters are case-sensitive and can consist
of A–Z, 0–9, spaces, and hyphens.
7. Click ‘OK’ to transfer the new name to the Names dialog box.
8. Repeat steps the previous steps for each server in the system.
9. Choose one of the following options:

• Click ‘OK’ to save settings.
• Click ‘X’ to exit, or press the <Esc> key to exit without saving settings
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HP 8-Port Console Switch (‘Setup’ default values)
Menu
• Display/Sort Key Port
• Invoke OSD Print Scrn
Ctrl-Ctrl
• Screen Delay Time 0 Seconds
Broadcast No Selections
Security
• Change Password No Selections
• Enable Screen Saver
• Inactivity Time 01 min
• Mode Screen
Keyboard US
Language English
Devices Shows the type of devices attached to each port.
Flag
• Flag Type Name
Displayed
• Display Color Flag 1
• Display Mode Opaque
• Set Position Press and hold the left mouse button. With the touch pad
drag the name flag to the desired position on the screen.
Scan No Selections
Switch
• Switch Mode Preemptive
• Share Mode Share Enabled
Timeout Seconds 010
Names Option to assign or change the name of ports with attached
servers.
• Modify Input a port name or change a port name.
Clear Clears all offline interface adapters (servers) from the list
view.
Disconnect This leaves no server selected and the console switch is in a

free state. Status flag appears as ‘Free’ on the screen.
Commands Scan Enabled (Not enabled)

Broadcast Active (Not enabled)
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HP DL380 iLO 4 configuration and settings

The iLO 4 allows MasterCard to remotely manage the HP server via the integrated iLO 4
management interface. The ‘ILO 4’ configuration utility menu is accessed during the server
startup by pressing the [F8] key when prompted on the screen. Use the arrow keys to
navigate within the menu options and use the spacebar to change options. The <Esc> key
will return you to the previous menu. MasterCard must provide the IP addressing
information.
IMPORTANT: If the server is connected to a HP 4-Port Console Switch or a HP 8-
Port Console Switch, you must understand the operational functions of the console
switch unit to select and access the correct server on the console screen.
1. Power on the HP MIP server and carefully observe the startup messages. When the
following screen appears closely observe the message text. When prompted with the
message ‘iLO 4 Standard press [F8] to configure’ press the [F8] key to enter the iLO
configuration utility. Continue with the setting configurations in step-2
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2. Main menu select ‘Network’ and then select the ‘NIC and TCP/IP’ sub menu.
3. Move to the ‘Network Interface Adapter’ option. Press the [spacebar] as needed to
change this option to ‘Shared Network Port- LOM’. Press [F10] to save this option.
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4. Main menu select ‘Network’ then down arrow to select the ‘DNS/DHCP’ sub menu.
5. Press the [spacebar] as needed to change the ‘DHCP Enable’ option to ‘OFF’. Press
[F10] to save this option.
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6. Main menu select ‘File’ and then select ‘Exit’ to exit the iLO utility.
7. Press [Enter] ‘OK’. Then stop and read step-8 before continuing!
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Please read step-8 entirely before continuing. In step-8 you must manually
restart the server to re-enter the iLO configuration utility a second time to
complete the configuration. You must also watch the screen very closely to
know when to restart the server.
8. Follow these steps carefully!

a. Press [Enter] OK to exit the utility.
b. Wait until the message ‘Resetting iLo, please wait…’ clears from the screen.
When additional messages begin to display you must immediately restart the
server by pressing the keyboard combination <Ctrl>+<Alt>+<Delete>.
NOTE: You may need to press <Ctrl>+<Alt>+<Delete> one or more times for
the server to restart.
c. When the server restarts continue to step-9 to re-enter the iLO utility again to
complete the iLO configuration.
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9. When the following screen appears closely observe the messages. When prompted with
the message ‘iLO 4 Standard press [F8] to configure’ press the [F8] key to enter the
iLO configuration utility. Continue with the setting configurations in step-10.
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10. Main menu select ‘Network’ and then select ‘NIC and TCP/IP’ sub menu.
11. Input the ‘IP Address - Subnet Mask - Gateway IP Address’. Then press [F10] to save
the addresses. Note: Use the [Backspace] to delete any previous parameters.
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12. Main menu select ‘File’ and then select ‘Exit’ to exit the iLO utility.
13. Press [Enter] ‘OK’ to continue.
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14. Press [Enter] ‘OK’ to exit the utility. The iLO interface is configured and the system will
now boot to the Solaris OS. You can continue with the server installation.
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TCP/IP Solaris-10 configuration

Please read before starting the configuration procedures!
The MasterCard OCC must provide the TCP/IP addressing information for this procedure.
The technician is not responsible for obtaining the TCP/IP information. The table below
specifies the information required.
Information required from MasterCard OCC
Host ID
Card-0 IP address
Card-0 network speed option
Card-1 IP address
Card-1 network speed option
Card-1 subnet address
Default router address
TCP/IP configuration procedure

In the following procedure, any reference to ‘Card-0’ (igb0) and to ‘Card-1’ (igb1) is directed
to the HP MIP ethernet ports 1 and 2 at the rear of the server.
– Ethernet port-1 is designated for the MasterCard network. Solaris-10 references this port
as Card-0/igb0.
– Ethernet port-2 is designated for the Member network. Solaris-10 references this port as
Card-1/igb1.
1. From the ZZZ console login:

• Type ‘tcpsetup’ (Login must be in lowercase)
2. Password:
• Type ‘tcpsetup’ (Password must be in lowercase)
3. ! ! ! ! ! MASTERCARD MIP TCP IP CONFIGURATION MENU ! ! ! ! !

1 CONFIGURE - TCP/IP Settings
2 VIEW - TCP/IP Settings
3 EJECT CD/DVD – (Manual or Auto)
4 SHUTDOWN – MIP/Solaris
5 REBOOT – MIP/Solaris
X EXIT
Select an option and them press <Enter> =>

• Select option <1> and press <Enter>
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4. This program will configure all of the Ethernet interfaces

that exist on this system. You will be required to enter the
Host ID, an address for each interface (Ethernet Card) and
any router addresses (default route and if more than one card
is present additional routes). You have 10 second to respond
Are you sure you want to continue? default is N (Y/N)

• Answer <y> and then press <Enter>
5. Enter the HOST ID for this MIP (Default HOST ID = ZZZ)

Press <Enter> to use the Default HOST ID or enter a new HOST ID:
• Enter the HOST ID in uppercase and then press <Enter>. (Information provided
by MasterCard)
6. Host ID is set to XXX

Is this correct? (Y/N):
• Answer <y> and then press <Enter>.
7. Do you want to Configure Card 0, Device igb0 (Y/N):

• Answer <y> and then press <Enter>
8. Enter the IP Address for card 0, Device igb0

(Default Address = 127.0.0.2)
Press <Enter> to use the Default Address or
enter a new Address:
• Enter the IP address for card-0 and then press <Enter>. (Information provided
by OCC)
9. The address for card 0 is set to xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

10. ! ! ! ! ! igb0 Speed and Duplex Configuration ! ! ! ! !

1. 10 MB Half duplex
2. 10 MB Full Duplex
3. 100 MB Half Duplex
5. Auto-Negotiate
x To Quit without making a change
Select Option and Press Enter =>
• Select an option and then press <Enter> to continue. (Information provided by
OCC)
11. Do you want to Configure Card 1, Device igb1 (Y/N):

• Answer <y> and then press <Enter> to configure card-1. Continue to step-11
• Answer <n> and then press <Enter> to bypass card-1 configuration. Continue to
step-15.
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12. Enter the IP Address for card 1, Device igb1

(Default Address = )
Press <Enter> to use the Default Address or
enter a new Address:
• Enter the IP address for card-1 and then press <Enter>. (Information provided
by OCC)
13. The address for card 1 is set to xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

14. ! ! ! ! ! igb1 Speed and Duplex Configuration ! ! ! ! !

1. 10 MB Half duplex
3. 100 MB Half Duplex
5. Auto-Negotiate
x To Quit without making a change
• Select an option then press <Enter> to continue. (Information provided by OCC)
15. Enter the Subnet Mask for card 1 (Default Subnet Mask = 255.255.255.0)
Press <Enter> to use the Default Subnet Mask or
enter a new Subnet Mask:
• Enter the Subnet Mask for card-1 and then press <Enter>. (Information provided
by OCC)
16. The Subnet Mask for card 1 is set to xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

17. Enter the (Default Router Address) for this MIP

(Default Address = )
Press <Enter> to use the Default Router Address or
enter a new (Default Router Address):
• Enter the Default Router IP Address and then press <Enter>. (Information
provided by OCC)
18. Default Router Address is set to xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

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19. (SUMMARY)
TCP-IP CONFIGURATION VERIFY
Device = igb0
HOST ID = XX
IP Address = xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
Subnet Mask = 255.255.255.0
Device = igb1
HOST ID = XX_en#
IP Address = xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
Subnet Mask = xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
Default Router Address = xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
Are these values correct? (Y/N)

• Answer <y> and then press <Enter> to accept these values.
• Answer <n> and then press <Enter> for the following options.
— Press (R) to reconfigure the values
— Press (A) to abort the configuration and return to main menu.
20. TCP has been configured successfully!

Press ENTER to exit
• Press <Enter>. Returns to the console login prompt.
21. After the TCP/IP addressing information has been input the server requires a reboot to
assure all addressing is in effect. Re-enter the login and password to access the TCP/IP
Configuration menu. Choose Option-5 and answer the prompt to reboot the MIP/Solaris-
10 OS. When the Solaris OS boot up completes the MasterCard OCC will verify network
connectivity and verify all communication links to the MIP.
• Login – tcpsetup
• Password – tcpsetup
• Choose option-5 to reboot
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Solaris-10 Shutdown and Reboot procedure

IMPORTANT: Never power cycle the system or power off the system when the
Solaris10 operating system is running. Always use the proper procedure to shutdown
or reboot the Solaris10 OS.
Please note the following conditions to perform a proper shutdown or reboot:

– ‘Login’ access from the system console is denied (disabled) on a production MIP.
Shutdown or Reboot must be performed remotely by the MasterCard OCC.
– ‘Login’ access from the system console is only available (enabled) after an initial
Solaris OS install using the DVD load media and remains enabled until software
downloads are sent to the MIP from the network
– The ‘login’ and ‘password’ are case sensitive.
1. From the console login:

• Type ‘tcpsetup’ and then press <Enter>.
2. Password:
• Type ‘tcpsetup’ and then press <Enter>.
The following menu displays:

!!!!! MASTERCARD MIP TCP IP CONFIGURATION MENU !!!!!
1. CONFIGURE – TCP/IP Settings

2. VIEW – TCP/IP Settings
3. EJECT CD/DVD – (Manual or Auto)
4. SHUTDOWN – MIP/Solaris
5. REBOOT – MIP/Solaris
X EXIT
3. Select one of the following options:

SHUTDOWN
• Select option-4 and answer (y) to the question prompt.
The shutdown process is complete when the following messages are displayed
on the screen. The system can be safely powered off or rebooted at this time.
The system is down.
syncing file systems . . . done
Type any key to reboot
REBOOT
• Select option-5 and answer (y) to the question prompt.
The system performs the shutdown process and automatically reboots.
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HP DL380 Server – Solaris-10 OS Install procedure

The following procedure will guide you through the MasterCard Solaris-10 OS installation
process for the HP DL380 server using the Solaris Load DVD media. Limited user interaction
is required to complete the Solaris-10 OS installation process. The Solaris-10 OS installation
process takes approximately 20 minutes but install time may vary with different versions of
the Load DVD media.
Note: The MasterCard HP DLx80 Load DVD is required to complete this process.
1. Restart the HP server with the latest version of the HP Solaris-10 Load DVD inserted
into the server DVD drive. The server will boot from the Load DVD and display the
main option menu for the Solaris-10 installation.
NOTE: The Load DVD can be inserted into the DVD drive during a system
power-on startup or restart.
2. From the main option menu, select (highlight) ‘Solaris 10 - Install Part 1’ and press
<Enter> to begin Part 1 of the Solaris-10 OS installation process.
GRB GRUB Version 0.95 menu

Solaris 10 - Install Part 1
Solaris 10 - Install Part 2 - (Load DVD Not Require and MUST be Removed)
SYSTEM MAINTENANCE - Boot from DVD
Solaris 10 - Boot From Disk 1
3. Observe the on-screen install process. When Part 1 of the Solaris-10 OS installation
completes you are prompted with the message below. Press <Enter> to continue.
The server will automatically reboot and display the main option menu again.
Solaris-10 O/S Installation Part 1 of 2 is complete.

Press <Enter> to reboot the system and
complete Solaris Installation Part - 2
4. When the main option menu is displayed. Perform the following two tasks:
1. EJECT and REMOVE the Solaris Load DVD from the DVD drive. The load
DVD must be removed before you begin Part 2.
2. Next select (highlight) ‘SOLARIS10 - Install Part 2’ and press <Enter> to

begin Part 2 of the Solaris-10 OS installation process.
GRB GRUB Version 0.95 menu

Solaris 10 - Install Part 1
Solaris 10 - Install Part 2 - (Load DVD Not Require and MUST be Removed)
SYSTEM MAINTENANCE - Boot from DVD
Solaris 10 - Boot from Disk 1
(CONTINUED)
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5. When the Solaris-10 OS installation is completed the message shown below is

displayed on the screen. When this message is displayed press <Enter> to obtain
the ‘ZZZ console login:’ prompt.
##################################################
MIP Installation Process is Complete
Press Enter for a Login Prompt

##################################################
6 The HP server is now loaded with the MasterCard Solaris-10 OS and ready for the IP
addressing information to be input for network connectivity. You must now follow
instructions in the ‘TCP/IP configuration for Solaris-10’ procedure to input the
TCP/IP setup and configuration addressing information.
Example Only of the Solaris 10 Load DVD media
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HP Proliant DL380 Server front /open view
1 Quick removal access panel 1

2 Redundant Hot Plug Power Supplies(upgradeable option) 2
3 Removable Riser Cage assembly
4 Up to 2 Intel E5-2400 Series Processors
Removable Hot Plug Fans modules, (optional, full N+1
5
redundancy)
6 Optical Disk Drive Bay
7 Health LED
8 Network activity LED
9 Power On /Standby button and system power LED button
10 Unit ID LED
11 USB connectors
12 Hard Drive bays
12 DIMM slots: DDR3 Registered(RDIMM), Load Reduced
13
(LRDIMM) or Unbuffered(UDIMM) memory
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HP Proliant DL380 Server rear view
1 Slot1 PCIe3 x8 (4, 1)

2 Slot2 PCIe3 x16 (8, 4, 1
Only for riser board without SAS support: Slot3 PCIe3 x8 (8,
3
4, 1)
4 Slot4 PCIe2 x8 (4, 1)
5 Slot5 PCIe3 x16 (16, 8, 4, 1) (optional)
6 Slot6 PCIe3 x16 (8, 4, 1) (optional)
7 Power Supply bay1 (Primary Power Supply)
8 Power Supply bay 2 (Shown populated: optional)
9 Unit ID LED/Button
10 HP Ethernet 1Gb 4-port 366i Adapter (4 x 1GbE)
11 Service tool
12 Serial connector
13 Video connector
14 USB connectors (2)
15 iLO connector
16 USB connectors (2)
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HP Prolient DL380 Server Technical Specifications

System Unit Dimensions with bezel (H x W x D)
• SFF Drives: 3.44 x 17.54 x 27.5 in (8.75 x 44.55 x 69.85 cm)
• LFF Drives: 3.44 x 17.54 x 29.5 in (8.75 x 44.55 x 74.94 cm)
Weight (approximate)
• Maximum: (all hard drives: front +rear,full power supply, and processor installed)
71.20 lb (32.30 kg)
• Minimum (one SFF hard drive, single power supply, and processor installed. HDD
not installed)
30.80 lb (14.00 kg)
Input Requirements (per power supply)

• Rated Line Voltage
100 to 120 VAC 200 to 240 VAC
• Rated Input Current
1200 W Power Supply: 10 A (at 100 VAC), 4.9 A (at 200 VAC)
750 W Power Supply: 8.9 A (at 100 VAC), 4.3 A (at 200 VAC)
460 W Power Supply: 5.5 A (at 100 VAC), 2.6 A (at 200 VAC)
Rated Input Frequency 50 to 60 Hz
Rated Input Power

• 1200 W Power Supply: 930 W (at 100 VAC), 1348 W (at 200 VAC)
BTU Rating (maximum)

• 1200 W Power Supply: 3530 BTU/hr (at 100 VAC), 4600 BTU/hr (at 200 VAC)
Power Supply Output (rated steady state power)

• 1200 W Power Supply: 800 W (at 100 VAC), 900 W (at 120 VAC), 1200 W (at 200 to
240 VAC)
• 750 W Power Supply: 750 W (at 100 to 120 VAC), 750 W (at 200 to 240 VAC)
Power Supply Output (maximum)

• 1200 W Power Supply: 800 W (at 100 VAC), 900 W (at 120 VAC), 1200 W (at 200 to
240 VAC)
System Inlet Temperature

• Operating: 10° to 35°C (50° to 95°F) at sea level with an altitude derating of 1.0°C
per every 304.8 m (1.8°Fper every 1000 ft) above sea level to a maximum of 3048 m
(10,000 ft), no direct sustained sunlight. Maximum rate of change is 10°C/hr
(18°F/hr). The upper limit may be limited by the type and number of options
installed. System performance may be reduced if operating with a fan fault or above
30°C (86°F).
• Non-operating: -30° to 60°C (-22° to 140°F). Maximum rate of change is 20°C/hr
(36°F/hr).
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Relative Humidity (non-condensing)

• Operating: 10 to 90% relative humidity (Rh), 28°C (82.4°F) maximum wet bulb
temperature, noncondensing.
• Non-operating :5 to 95% relative humidity (Rh), 38.7°C (101.7°F) maximum wet bulb
temperature, noncondensing.
Altitude
• Operating: 3048 m (10,000 ft). This value may be limited bythe type and number of
options installed. Maximum allowable altitude change rate is 457m/min (1500 ft/min).
• Non-operating: 9144 m (30,000 ft). Maximum allowable altitude change rate is 457
m/min (1500 ft/min).
Acoustic Noise
• Idle 1P Non-Redundant: LWAd 5.8B, LpAm 32dBA
• Idle 2P Redundant:5.4B, LpAm 38dBA
• Operating 1P Non-Redundant: LWAd 5.9B, LpAm 42dBA
• Operating 2P Redundant: 5.7B, LpAm 41dBA
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HP TFT7600 RKM
Reference Number Component Function

Pushes down to unlatch
1 Display release latch
the display assembly
Turns on when the
display is closed.
2 Blue LED
Helps identify the HP
TFT7600 in a rack
Used to scroll in the OSD
OSD scroll up and down
3 menu and adjust
button
functions
• Launches OSD menus
4 OSD activation button • Selects
• Exits menus and OSD
5 Scroll lock LED
6 Cap lock LED
7 Number lock LED
8 Touchpad
9 Left pick button
10 Middle pick button
11 Right pick button
Used to scroll in the OSD
12 Scroll bar menu and adjust the
function
Pass thru to the rear USB
13 USB pass thru
port
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Accessing the TFT7600 RKM screen and keyboard

1. Gently extend the TFT7600 RKM until the slides lock.
2. Push the display release latch then lift the display.
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HP 4-Port Console Switch
Item Description
1 USB 2.0 hub
Port selection switches/LEDs:
2 • KVM—green
• USB hub—yellow
3 Power receptacle
4 Firmware upgrade port
5 USB ports
6 PS/2 ports
7 Monitor connection
8 CPU ports 1-4
Local Port Commands

The CRTL+CRTL+COMMAND hot key sequence activates command modes that are used to
select PCs, release PCs, or set interval scan times.
Keystroke Value Action

<CTRL><CTRL>x<ENTER> X=1 – 4 Selects active KVM target .
Toggles between current
<CTRL><CTRL>L<BACKSP>
and previous active port.
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HP 8-Port Console Switch
ITEM DESCRIPTION
2 Power switch
3 Fan
4 Serial management connector
5 Console port A USB ports (keyboard/mouse)
6 Console port A PS/2 keyboard connector
7 Console port A video connector
8 Console port A PS/2 mouse connector
9 RJ-45 tiering port (designated by the letter A)
10 Server connection ports 1–8
11 Console port B video connector
12 Console port B PS/2 mouse connector
13 Console port B PS/2 keyboard connector
14 Console port B USB ports (keyboard/mouse only)
15 Activity indicator light
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USB Interface Adapter
ITEM DESCRIPTION
1 Video (attaches to server video connector)
USB (attaches to server USB keyboard/mouse
2
connector)
RJ-45 connector (RJ-45 cable connection from a
3
designated HP 0x2x8-port Switch server port)
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HP DL380 MIP Installation Guide V3.0

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HP MIP server and peripherals diagrams

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HP DL380 MIP INSTALLATION GUIDE

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MasterCard HP MIP Installation Guide overview

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HP MIP Installation Procedure Checklist

√ STEP PAGE ACTION

11 49-52 Configure TCP/IP settings.

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Rack and Equipment layout information

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APC Rack (NetShelter SX) and Accessories information

• 1 - AR3100: APC RACK

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APC Rack Equipment installation guidelines

RACK MOUNTING RAILS information

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APC Rack and Rack Stabilizer installation

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APC PDU (rack power strip) installation

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APC Shelf installation (OPTIONAL)

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Cable Management Rings installation

HP Rack and Rack Stabilizer installation

2. Move the HP Rack to the desired location.

7. Move the rack to the final location.

HP DL380 Server and Rail Assembly overview

Modified Rail Assembly part number:

IMPORTANT: The HP Load DVD-Solaris10 OS load mediaDVD is shipped with the

HP modified rail assembly information and installation notes:

HP Server and Rail installation - (rack with square mount holes)

HP Server and Rail installation - (rack with threaded mount holes)

HP 4-Port Console Switch installation

HP 8-Port Console Switch installation

HP USB Interface Adapter installation

4. Repeat the preceding steps to connect additional servers.

HP TFT7600 RKM installation - (rack with square mount holes)

HP TFT7600 RKM installation - (rack with threaded mount holes)

Single HP MIP Server Cabling configuration

• HP server power supplies-(1)(2) – Use the server power cords to connect to

• HP server USB port-(6) – connects to the HP TFT7600 RKM USB-(1) keyboard/mouse

• HP server NIC 1 port-(3) – connects to the MasterCard network.

• HP server NIC 2 port-(4) – connects to the member (customer) network.

Multiple HP MIP Server Cabling configuration

• If a HP 4-Port Console Switch is installed:

1. HP 4-Port Console switch-(1) power connection – connect the power cord to

2. HP T7600 RKM video port-(2) – connects to the HP 4-Port Console Switch

3. HP TFT7600 RKM USB port-(1) – keyboard/mouse port connects to the top HP

• If a HP 8-Port Console Switch is installed:

1. HP 8-Port Console Switch-(1) power connection – connect power cord to the

2. HP T7600 RKM-(2) video port connects to the HP 8-Port Console Switch-(3)

5. Attach an RJ-45 cable from the USB Interface Adapter-(3) to a designated

HP-MIP Server and Peripherals

USB-KB Video USB-KB Video USB-KB Video