Hp Sum Supported Firmware For Proliant Servers; Deploying Firmware For Proliant Servers Using The Hp Smart Update Firmware Dvd - HP Integrity Superdome 2 16-socket User Manual

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HP SUM supported firmware for ProLiant servers

Component
System ROM
iLO 2 firmware
Broadcom NIC firmware
Intel NIC firmware
NetXen NIC firmware, QLogic NIC firmware
PowerPIC firmware
Smart Array controller firmware
SAS and SATA hard drive firmware behind Smart Array
controllers
SAS and SATA hard drive firmware behind non-Smart
Array controllers
Emulex, QLogic, and Brocade Fibre Channel HBA firmware
Tape Blade firmware
OA firmware
VC firmware
CPLD firmware
HP StorageWorks MDS 600 enclosure firmware
MSA 2000 firmware (P2x00 firmware)
D2600/D2700 firmware
3Gb/s and 6 Gb/s SAS BL switches
FCoE/CNAs
SES firmware

Deploying firmware for ProLiant servers using the HP Smart Update Firmware DVD

The HP Smart Update Firmware DVD provides a collection of firmware bundles containing HP SUM
and firmware for ProLiant servers in an ISO image that can be used either in offline (automated
or interactive mode), or online (a scripted or interactive mode) modes. The HP Smart Update
Firmware DVD provides firmware for supported ProLiant servers and options. The Firmware DVD
contains all the firmware for the supported ProLiant servers including BladeSystem enclosures and
Virtual Connect firmware.
In offline mode, the Smart Update Firmware DVD boots a small Linux kernel and enables
firmware updates to occur on a single server using HP SUM.
In online mode, users can leverage the autorun utility to launch HP SUM or browse the DVD
to the \hp\swpackages directory and then execute it directly.
All firmware smart components are placed in the \hp\swpackages directory for use by HP SUM.
If additional firmware smart components are required, then the HP Smart Update Firmware DVD
can be copied to a USB key, and these additional components added to the \hp\swpackages
directory.
IMPORTANT:
of the target server is available in the event the deployment procedure fails.
10
Introduction
Before deploying firmware updates to a target server, be sure that a recent backup
Supported
Yes
Yes, both server-based and directly to the iLO Management
NIC port
Yes
Yes
Yes, online
Yes, beginning with bundle 1.60 and later
Yes
Yes, some older SATA hard drives require offline mode
No
Yes
Yes
Yes, online only
Yes, online only
Yes
Yes
No
Yes, when attached through a Smart Array controller
Yes, online only
Yes
Yes

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