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History of Compaq Server Families (2) (vom Juni 2002 !!!)

The sections that follow present the history of Compaq innovation in industry standard servers by year of announcement and server family.

Year 1999

The ProLiant 8500, based on the Profusion architecture - jointly developed by Compaq, Corollary, and Intel - offers excellent scalability driven by its balanced system architecture. Compaq introduced the ProLiant CL line of servers packaged for simplified clustering and ideal for highavailability environments as a rack or stand-alone tower solution.

ProLiant 400 (retired; announced January 1999)

This server joined the Intel Pentium III Xeon processor with a 100 MHz GTL+ front-side bus and an integrated Wide Ultra2 SCSI Controller offering performance suited for a variety of applications. The ProLiant 400 came standard with 64 MB, 100 MHz unregistered ECC SDRAM DIMM memory (up to a maximum of 768 MB), an internal mass storage capacity of 54.6 GB, and a high performance 32X Max IDE CD-ROM drive. This server evolved into the ProLiant ML330.

ProLiant 6400R (retired; announced March 1999)

The ProLiant 6400R ran demanding business applications, implemented clustering solutions, and operated active Intranet, Internet, and e-commerce sites. It supported up to four Intel Pentium III processors with 512 K, 1 MB, or 2 MB L2 cache. Its ECC EDO DIMM memory could expand to 4 GB. It provided six 64-bit slots (five PCI Hot Plug and one shared PCI/ISA).

The system shipped with industry-standard, push-button PCI Hot Plug, hot-plug drives, redundant hot-plug fans, ASR-2, Online Recovery Server Option, and Integrated Remote Console. Other standard features included an Integrated Dual Channel Wide-Ultra SCSI-3 Storage Controller, and a 24X Max IDE CD-ROM Drive (slim line).

Prosignia NeoServer (retired; announced March 1999)

The Prosignia NeoServer came standard with a 6.0 GB EIDE hard drive, a 10/100 TX Network Interface Controller (NIC), an 8-port 10 MB/s hub, a 56K modem, and the Prosignia NeoServer Control Center.

TaskSmart C1200R (retired; announced July 1999)

The TaskSmart C1200R, designed for small ISPs and remote branch offices, handles up to 250 requests per second in client acceleration mode and up to 1000 requests per second in server acceleration mode. It ships with a 450 MHz processor, 256 MB of memory, one 9.1 GB hard drive, and two 10/100 Ethernet ports.

TaskSmart C1500R (retired; announced July 1999)

Targeted to regional ISPs and e-Commerce focused medium-sized businesses, the TaskSmart C1500R supports disk cloning and disk mirroring. The standard shipping configuration includes a 450 MHz processor, 512 MB of memory, two 9.1 GB hot pluggable hard drives, and three 10/100 Ethernet ports.

TaskSmart C2000R (retired; announced July 1999)

Intended for ISPs and enterprise networks, the TaskSmart C2000R manages up to 1200 requests per second in client acceleration mode. It shipped with a 450 MHz processor, 1 GB memory, six 9.1 GB hot pluggable hard drives, and five 10/100 Ethernet ports.

ProLiant 8500 (retired; announced August 1999)

The ProLiant 8500, based on the Profusion architecture - jointly developed by Compaq, Corollary, and Intel - offers excellent scalability driven by its balanced system architecture. Designed to meet the demands of data mining, thin client, ERP, and eBusiness, this system provides 8-way scalable performance for 24x7 multi-server rack environments. The ProLiant 8500 provides push-button hot-plug, tool-free internal design, and integrated lift handles and power bay covers for ease of maintenance.

The ProLiant 8500 supports one to eight Intel 700 MHz Pentium III Xeon processors with 100 MHz front-side bus and full-speed cache. It ships with eleven 64-Bit PCI I/O expansion slots (all PCI Hot Plug), an integrated Smart Array Controller (Ultra2 Support, RAID 0, 0 + 1, 1, and 5 support), and a DualPort 64-bit NC3131 PCI 10/100 Mb/s Auto Sensing NIC (upgradable to Gigabit Ethernet). The ProLiant 8500 includes 100 MHz SDRAM DIMM 2-way interleaved memory expandable to 16 GB. In addition, it supports an internal hot-plug drive storage of 72.8 GB and 35.2 TB of external storage using Fibre Channel Host Adapters, hubs, and Array Storage Subsystems.

ProLiant 8000 (retired; announced August 1999)

The ProLiant 8000 delivers the performance and uptime required to meet both current and future demands of enterprise server consolidation, eBusiness, ERP, thin client, and data mining applications. Based on the Profusion architecture jointly developed by Compaq, Corollary, and Intel, the ProLiant 8000 offers the highest levels of internal fault tolerance storage for 24x7 performance. This ultra-capacity data center server operates with up to eight Intel 700 MHz Pentium III Xeon processors with 1 MB or 2 MB L2 cache. It ships with 100 MHz SDRAM DIMM memory expandable to 16 GB.

The ProLiant 8000 supports 21 one-inch hot plug Wide Ultra2 SCSI drives, a Smart Array 4250 ES Controller (cableless) with optional redundancy available. It comes with ten 64-bit PCI and one 32-bit PCI I/O expansion slots, all PCI Hot Plug as well as a DualPort 64-bit NC3131 PCI 10/100 MB/s Auto Sensing NIC upgradeable to Gigabit Ethernet.

ProLiant CL1850 (retired; announced October 1999)

The ProLiant CL1850 consisted of two Compaq server nodes sharing pre-packaged storage giving customers an affordable clustering solution for Microsoft Windows NT and Windows 2000 networking software. The ProLiant CL1850 included two 550 MHz Intel Pentium III processors on each server, up to 1 GB SDRAM memory per server, high performance 10,000-rpm SCSI disks, four PCI expansion slots, and up to 252 GB of high performance SCSI storage.

Year 2000

Compaq introduced the ProLiant ML line of servers maximized for internal system expansion and in-chassis flexibility. The ProLiant ML line is ideal for remote, branch office environments and all-inclusive server/storage solutions.

This same year Compaq developed the ProLiant DL line of servers and pioneered the development of the dense rack server. The first of the TaskSmart Servers, the C-Series was introduced in the year 2000.

NeoServer 150 (retired; announced January 2000)

Standard features include built-in networking software and applications optimized to support an office of up to 100 users, ample network storage, and a powerful 500 MHz Intel Celeron processor.

ProLiant DL360 (announced June 2000)

The ProLiant DL360 offers a solution for customers focused on saving space in the data center but planning to scale their environment by adding servers in the tens, hundreds, or even thousands. Its incredible, ultra-thin 1U chassis houses up to two 1.26 GHz Pentium III processors in both single pack and 3-pack SKUs, 128 MB of 133 MHz ECC registered SDRAM DIMM memory expandable to 4 GB, and a 133 MHz GTL bus to deliver uncompromising performance.

Other state-of-the-art components include dual peer-PCI bus architecture with 64-bit/33-MHz and 32 bit/33 MHz PCI, standard Integrated Smart Array Controller, and two embedded Compaq NC3163 Fast Ethernet 10/100 WOL (Wake on LAN) NICs, and a total internal storage capacity up to 145.6 GB.

The ProLiant DL360 offers unsurpassed expansion capability and deployment flexibility. It supports four total bays, two full-length expansion card slots, and two removable media bays–one for the diskette drive and one for the low profile 24X Max IDE CD-ROM drive. The hot-plug drive area supports two 1-inch 7200-rpm, 10,000- rpm, or 15,000-rpm Ultra2 or Ultra3 hot-plug drives, with up to 72.8 GB of standard capacity.

Deployment environments for the ProLiant DL360 include massive data centers needing server management or regional data centers requiring remote management.

ProLiant DL380 (retired; announced January 2000)

This dense rack server solution, the follow-on to the ProLiant 1850R, offers uncompromising performance, expanded availability, and unprecedented configuration flexibility. The spacesaving 3U chassis houses state-of-the-art components, such as a 1-GHz Pentium III processor scalable to dual processors. Standard features also include 128 MB of 133 MHz ECC registered SDRAM DIMM memory (expandable to 4 GB) and a 133 MHz GTL bus to deliver excellent performance.

The dual peer PCI bus architecture, three 64-bit PCI slots, one 32-bit PCI slot, and Integrated Smart Array Controller offer additional performance and availability. The ProLiant DL380 ships standard with a Compaq NC3163 10/100 MB/s Fast Ethernet NIC with WOL capabilities and up to 145.6 GB hot-plug storage capacity. The highly serviceable chassis houses four 1-inch Wide-Ultra2/Ultra3 hot-plug SCSI drive bays, supporting Web hosting, mail, file/print, or small database applications with no functionality tradeoffs. This server offers an optional two-drive expansion bay.

Ideal for both remote site and data center deployment, the ProLiant DL380 is an unbeatable workgroup rack solution. The performance, availability, and scalability deliver unsurpassed investment protection.

ProLiant ML350 (announced January 2000)

This dual-processor server meets the needs of both small corporate workgroups and small/medium businesses by delivering manageability, serviceability, and availability features at an affordable price. It features the latest Pentium III 1-GHz processors, support for 64-bit PCI cards, and 128 MB of 133 MHz ECC registered SDRAM memory (upgradable to 4 GB), and a 133 MHz front-side bus. The integrated Dual-Channel Wide-Ultra3 SCSI Controller meets the most demanding performance requirements.

This platform, developed from the ProLiant 800 and Prosignia Server 740, features four hard drive bays, four removable media bays, four 64-bit PCI slots, two 32-bit PCI slots (three available), and one dedicated ISA slot. The ProLiant ML350 offers hot-plug hard drive support on certain models and all models support 10,000 rpm 36 GB one-inch drives. Other standard features include an integrated Compaq NC3163 Fast Ethernet PCI 10/100 WOL NIC and RJ-45 connector and a 300-watt power-factor correcting power supply. The ProLiant ML350 serves as a file/print, Web, email, or small database application platform.

ProLiant ML370 (retired; announced January 2000)

Building on the strengths of the benchmark ProLiant 1600, the Compaq ProLiant ML370 multi-purpose server solution delivers uncompromising performance, expanded availability, unprecedented configuration flexibility, and industry-leading manageability.

The redesigned 5U chassis house state-of-the-art components, such as the dual 1-GHz Pentium III processors, 128 MB of 133 MHz registered SDRAM ECC DIMM memory (expandable to 4 GB), and a 133 MHz front-side bus to deliver high performance. The ProLiant ML370 supports six one-inch Wide Ultra2 or Wide Ultra3 hot-plug SCSI hard drives and contains an embedded NC3163 Fast Ethernet 10/100 WOL NIC.

Additional features include dual-peer PCI bus architecture for access to four high bandwidth 64-bit/33 MHz PCI slots and an optional Integrated Smart Array Controller for additional performance and availability. It provides ten bays to support Web hosting, mail, file/print, or small database applications without functionality tradeoffs and optional Remote Insight Lights-Out Edition for full virtual presence from any remote site.

The ProLiant ML370 server, designed for versatile rack and tower deployments is the ideal server for data center and remote site environments. Its performance, availability, and scalability deliver unsurpassed investment protection. Like the ProLiant DL380 server, the ProLiant ML370 server offers the ultimate performance in a 2-way server, and has a rich high availability feature set including hot-plug redundant disk drives, and power supplies.

Advanced Memory Protection provides increased fault tolerance for applications requiring higher levels of availability: Online Spare Memory, Hot Plug Mirrored Memory, and Hot Plug RAID Memory. All three levels maintain server availability and memory reliability without service intervention.

Engineered for ultimate flexibility, the ProLiant ML370 server offers customers multiple configuration options to provide maximum investment protection in transitioning to future technologies.

ProLiant ML530 (announced January 2000)

Featuring Highly Parallel System Architecture, 128 MB of 133 MHz SDRAM, 64-bit/66 MHz PCI, and the 1-GHz Pentium III Xeon processors, the world’s fastest two-way server combines maximum performance with ultimate expansion and manageability features. It ships with memory expandable to 4 GB and dual processing support, ensuring expandability to the highest level of investment protection. The ProLiant ML530, the evolution of the ProLiant 3000, features 16 bays, including 12 hot-plug hard drive bays, as well as eight PCI slots. The PCI slots include two 64-bit/66 MHz, five 64-bit/33 MHz, and one 32-bit/33 MHz.

The internal hot pluggable storage capacity of 436.8 GB offers plenty of room for expansion. The ProLiant ML530 ships with support for redundant hot-plug fans, redundant hot-plug power supplies, and redundant NICs. Advanced Memory Protection provides increased fault tolerance for applications requiring higher levels of availability: Online Spare Memory, Hot Plug Mirrored Memory, and Hot Plug RAID Memory. All three levels maintain server availability and memory reliability without service intervention.

This server features the NC3123 Fast Ethernet PCI 10/100 WOL NIC and an integrated dualchannel Wide Ultra2 SCSI Adapter. With exceptional two-way performance, expansion, and manageability features, the ProLiant ML350 is the perfect solution for critical file/print, database, and complex Web applications.

ProLiant ML330 (retired; announced April 2000)

The Compaq ProLiant ML330 delivers leading file/print and Internet technology for small and medium businesses with the storage capacity you need to grow. The ProLiant ML330 is the next generation of the Prosignia Server 720 and ProLiant 400.

The ProLiant ML330 offers the latest Intel Pentium III 1-GHz processing technology, leading I/O architecture including 64-bit PCI, PC133 MHz ECC registered SDRAM memory and 133 MHz front-side bus, as well as an integrated single-channel Wide Ultra2 SCSI controller. The four DIMM sockets provide a maximum memory capacity of up to 2 GB. With two 64-bit PCI slots and three available 32-bit PCI slots, this server provides expandability options and industryleading technology to serve your future needs.

The ProLiant ML330 supports 10,000 rpm 36 GB one-inch non-hot plug drives for a total internal storage capacity of 180 GB using two hard drive bays and three available removable media bays. It ships with an embedded Compaq NC3163 Fast Ethernet PCI 10/100 WOL NIC. This server provides an excellent platform for file/print, remote access, email, Internet communication, firewall, or small database applications.

ProLiant DL580 (announced June 2000)

The ProLiant DL580 builds upon the tradition of product excellence found in the ProLiant 6400R. It features the latest generation of Intel microprocessors, ServerWorks Enterprise ServerSet HE chipset and up to 16 GB of ECC SDRAM memory (512 MB standard). This server supports up to four Pentium III Xeon processors at 700 MHz with 1M or 2M L2 cache standard to provide the processing power and scalability needed by your growing data center requirements.

High availability components include an Integrated Smart Array Controller for RAID data protection and advanced ECC memory algorithms that protect your data even if an entire SDRAM component on a DIMM becomes nonfunctional. The ProLiant DL580 provides 6 PCI slots, 4 of which are hot pluggable, and two of the hot pluggable slots run at 66 MHz for increased bandwidth and faster network connections.

The ProLiant DL580 ships standard with the Compaq NC3134 DualPort 10/100 NIC (slot-based), 64-bit/66 MHz, upgradable to Gigabit, with redundant NIC support. The Wide Ultra2/Wide Ultra3-ready drive cages support four 1-inch Wide Ultra2/Wide Ultra3 SCSI hard drives for up to 145.6 GB of internal storage. Hot-plug redundant fans and an optional hot-plug redundant power supply provide protection in the case of component failure and allow replacement without bringing down the server.

The ProLiant DL580 provides maximum 4-way performance and the highest levels of availability and serviceability in a 4U-form factor making it an ideal platform for the corporate data center or Internet service provider environment.

ProLiant ML570 (announced June 2000)

The Compaq ProLiant ML570, an all-inclusive server/storage solution for enterprise users, boasts a 7U form factor optimized for internal expansion up to twelve 1.0-inch SCSI disk drives and expandable to 16 GB of SDRAM memory. Available in either tower or rack models, 700MHz, 1M or 2M cache or 900MHz 2M cache, the ProLiant ML570 chassis design and slide-out electronics tray provide easy access to the system internals for tool-free replacement of parts.

Powered by the Compaq Highly Parallel System Architecture and using the ServerWorks Enterprise ServerSet III HE chipset and up to four Intel Pentium III Xeon processors, this server maximizes performance and output. Five 64-bit I/O slots, including two running at 66 MHz, provide increased bandwidth and faster network connections. High availability features include hot-plug redundant fans, power supplies, NICs, and drives in addition to memory error correcting technology built into the chipset.

The ProLiant ML570 ships with a Compaq NC3123 Fast Ethernet PCI 10/100 WOL NIC and an integrated dual-channel Wide Ultra2/Wide Ultra3 ready SCSI Adapter. The ProLiant ML570 supplies the performance, scalability, availability, manageability, and design features needed by large business and enterprise customers, application service providers (ASPs), and Internet Service Providers (ISPs) with business-critical and e-Commerce applications.

The ProLiant ML570 has continued to excel in price/performance TPC-C benchmarks. Most recently, it generated a TPC-C rating of 37,100 tpmc with a price/performance of $6.36 ($/tpmc) using 4x 900MHz Xeon CPUs.

ProLiant ML770 (retired; announced September 2000)

The 32-processor, industry-standard server from Compaq, the ProLiant ML770 supports Microsoft Windows 2000 Datacenter. Standard features for the ProLiant ML770 include 32 x 700/2M Intel Pentium III Xeon, 32GB SDRAM for applications and databases requiring large memory footprints, NC3131/NC3134 Dual-port 10/100 TX PCI NIC, Sixteen hot-plug, redundant power supplies per 32P system and PCI slots.

TaskSmart C-Series (retired)

The first of the TaskSmart Servers, the C-Series provides a faster and more efficient way to move information from the Internet to your employees, customers, or site visitors. The original TaskSmart C-Series models (C600, C900, C1200R, C1500R, C2000R and C2500) are no longer available.

TaskSmart C2500 (retired; announced May 2000)

The most powerful server in the C-Series, intended for enterprise networks and large ISPs, the TaskSmart C2500 manages up to 2400 requests per second in client acceleration mode. In server acceleration mode, it can handle up to 15,000 requests per second.

This server included disk cloning as well as disk mirroring and contains a redundant hot pluggable power supply. It shipped with an 866 MHz processor, 4 GB memory, twenty 9.1 GB hard drives including external storage, two 1 GB Ethernet ports, and one 10/100 Ethernet port. This model was the winner of the second Cache Bakeoff.

TaskSmart C600 (retired; announced June 2000)

Designed for small ISP’s and remote branch offices, the TaskSmart C600 with its Intel Pentium 677 MHz processor handles 250 requests per second in client acceleration mode and 1,000 rps in Web server acceleration mode. It ships with 256 MB of memory, one 9.1 GB hard drive, and two 10/100 Ethernet ports. The TaskSmart C600 includes the TaskSmart configuration utility for remote deployment and Compaq Insight Manager for easy manageability.

TaskSmart C900 (retired; announced June 2000)

The TaskSmart C900 supported disk cloning, disk mirroring, and clustering required by regional ISPs and medium-sized businesses with e-Commerce applications. This server shipped with 512 MB of memory, two 9.1 GB hard drives, and two 10/100 Ethernet ports.

TaskSmart N2400 (announced July 2000)

The Compaq TaskSmart N2400, a high-performance NAS storage appliance, delivers breakthrough economics and seamless integration of industry-standard technology. Enterprise business can now deploy and manage advanced file storage easily. The TaskSmart N2400, scalable from 72 GB to 10 TB, included all software and hardware needed for high-performance file serving and storage consolidation in an integrated, optimized, and tuned package.

Year 2001

Compaq introduced the ultra dense 1U form factor in the ProLiant DL320 (ultra dense 1U form factor was introduced in June 2000 with the DL360). The ProLiant DL760, with the Intel Pentium III Xeon 700 MHz or 900 MHz processors and PCI-X I/O were introduced. Compaq introduced the ProLiant DL590/64 Itanium-based server. The 64-bit ProLiant DL590/64 provides the ideal combination of the most reliable and cost-effective platform for developing and porting 64-bit applications for the industry-standard computing environment.

ProLiant DL320 (retired; announced January 2001)

The ultra-thin, robust, and affordable ProLiant DL320 provides the unique and innovative features of the Compaq DL line to emerging Internet companies. It includes a 1.13 GHz processor, in addition to the 1 GHz and 800 MHz processor with 128 MB of RAM standard (expandable to 2 GB of RAM). It includes two embedded Compaq NC3163 Fast Ethernet PCI 10/100 WOL NICs, an integrated storage controller, and a total internal storage capacity up to 40 GB.

Its 1U form factor allows rapid deployment in a variety of racking environments and its superior cable management accommodates ultra-dense deployments. Tool-free entry and easy access to  critical components simplify maintenance and upgrades. The CD-ROM/diskette drive assembly is removable for greater security.

The ProLiant DL320 provides a low-cost, ultra-dense solution for local service providers and dotcoms that prefer a trusted brand with full 24 x 7 support. Other environments include the frontend servers for Web hosting, video streaming, and media applications. Corporate solutions include domain controllers, gateways, DNS servers, Web applications, firewall servers, and development testing.

ProLiant ML330e (retired; announced April 2001)

The Compaq ProLiant ML330e server manages your network environment, supporting basic file/print, small databases, email/Internet gateways, firewall, and more. It offers the confidence and reliability you expect from the ProLiant family of servers. Built with latest Intel Pentium III technology, the ProLiant ML330e offers small businesses the power to compete in the Internet economy today and the bandwidth to support their growing business needs.

The ProLiant ML330e combines product excellence and industry defining technology simplifying the customer experience with intelligent manageability features that proactively manage your network environment, software integration, and service and support all at a very affordable price.

ProLiant DL760 (announced June 2001)

Today's mission-critical applications demand ever-increasing scalability and availability from data center servers. The ProLiant DL760, with the Intel Pentium III Xeon 700 MHz or 900 MHz processors and PCI-X I/O, delivers the performance and uptime required to meet the current and future demands of enterprise server consolidation, e-business, ERP, thin client, compute engine, mail and messaging, and data mining applications. Based on the Profusion architecture jointly developed by Compaq, Corollary and Intel, the ProLiant DL760 offers excellent scalability driven by its balanced system architecture.

This server was designed for mission-critical environments and offers an outstanding combination of high performance and high availability features, with eight processors, 16 GB of SDRAM, eleven hot-pluggable 64-bit I/O slots including 8 PCI-X, redundant hot plug power supplies and fans and more.

The ProLiant DL760 has been developed to meet the needs of customers requiring scalability and fault tolerance in a data center environment. With the latest performance, reliability, manageability and serviceability features in a modular, dense 7U form factor design, this server provides an ideal solution for demanding enterprise applications. PCI-X is the next evolution of the PCI I/O standard that runs at speeds up to 133 MHz, providing burst transfer rates above 1GB/s. It is backward compatible with PCI. Customers can install their existing PCI adapters in the ProLiant DL760 while investing in PCI-X adapters.

Beginning December 2001, the ProLiant DL760 and all options are available for certification for customers who require robust performance and stability from a Data Center Solution. Standard ProLiant DL760 models may be used in conjunction with the Data Center Installation and Startup service to install Windows 2000 Datacenter.

ProLiant ML750 (retired June 2002 in North America; announced June 2001)

Today's mission-critical applications demand ever-increasing scalability and availability from data center servers. The ProLiant ML750, with The ProLiant DL760, with Intel Pentium III Xeon 700 MHz or 900 MHz processors, delivers the performance and uptime required to meet the current and future demands of enterprise server consolidation, e-business, ERP, thin client and data mining applications. Based on the Profusion architecture jointly developed by Compaq, Corollary, and Intel, the ProLiant ML750 offers excellent scalability driven by its balanced system architecture.

This server was designed for mission-critical environments and offers an outstanding combination of high performance and high availability features, with eight processors, 16GB of SDRAM, eleven PCI slots, next generation PCI Hot Plug, redundant hot plug power supplies and fans and more. The ProLiant ML750 has been developed to meet the needs of customers requiring unprecedented scalability and fault tolerance with large internal storage configurations, providing capacity for 21 internal 1" Wide Ultra2/3 SCSI drives accessible through redundant array controllers. With the latest performance, reliability, manageability and serviceability

ProLiant DL380 Generation 2 (announced July 2001)

ProLiant DL380 Generation 2
The next-generation ProLiant DL380 server, optimized for rack environments has been completely redesigned to offer unparalleled levels of performance, uptime and serviceability, previously only found in high-end servers. The modular design, flexible deployment options, and innovative Compaq management tools make the ProLiant DL380 server the easiest on the market to install, deploy, maintain and service.

The ProLiant DL380 server also introduces the Online Spare Memory, the first implementation of Compaq Advanced Memory Protection architecture. In addition to this industry-defining technology, the ProLiant DL380 server includes hot-plug redundant disk drives, hot plug PCI, hot plug redundant fans, and power supplies to deliver the highest levels of availability in a 2U form factor.

ProLiant DL590/64 (announced July 2001)

The Itanium-based ProLiant DL590/64 server provides the ideal combination of the most reliable and cost-effective platform for developing and porting 64-bit applications for the industry-standard computing environment. With the introduction of the first 64-bit ProLiant platform, Compaq strengthens the enterprise product portfolio by delivering an industry-standard platform with enterprise class performance capabilities. This innovative product will enable ProLiant to drive further into enterprise data centers and compete in more traditional mid-range environments.

ProLiant ML370 Generation 2 (announced July 2001)

From remote sites to the data center, the ProLiant ML370 Generation 2 is the industry’s most versatile 2-way rack or tower server that is the first in its class to offer advanced memory protection and high availability features. Delivering more configuration possibilities than its predecessor, the ProLiant ML370 now offers hot plug redundant fans, 1+1 hot plug redundant power supplies, hot plug PCI slots, and multiple tool-free racking solutions.

Powered by Intel Pentium III processors, with 512K cache, up to 6 GB of 2:1 interleaved 133MHz ECC SDRAM, and 64-bit/66 MHz PCI slots, the ProLiant ML370 offers unprecedented performance levels never before seen in this class of server product.

The added configuration flexibility, enhanced chassis design, and additional availability features have resulted in a highly versatile 2-way server product that is ideal for a myriad of business scenarios.

ProLiant ML330 Generation 2 (announced October 2001)

The Compaq ProLiant ML330 Second Generation is an entry-level, 2-processor server in the same chassis as the current ML330. The ProLiant ML330 is the first server ever to offer a choice of Ultra3 SCSI or Integrated ATA RAID 0, 1, or 0+1. The ProLiant ML330 G2 is the only nonhot plug server to offer a global, comprehensive pre-failure warranty covering all system components, including processors, memory, and hard drives. It also offers an optional rack enabling kit for deployment in Compaq or third-party racks.

ProLiant ML350 Generation 2 (announced October 2001)

The ProLiant ML350 2-way server provides the perfect balance of price and performance. Stateof-the-art Pentium III technology with 512K on-die cache coupled with 64-bit PCI, 133 MHz ECC SDRAM, and Ultra 3 I/O minimize bottlenecks delivering the processing power needed to satisfy corporate workgroups, remote sites and growing businesses.

Essential availability features, such as hot-plug redundant power and hot plug drive bays provide increased uptime enhancing end-user productivity. Expansion features, including six hot-plug drive bays, six available PCI slots and up to 4 GB of memory provide flexible configurations for a multitude of applications including file and print or mail and messaging.

Simple to service 5U design is optimized for both tower and rack environments where it delivers tool-free access to system components and deployment tools designed to reduce ownership hassles. The ProLiant ML350 2-way server delivers affordable performance and essential availability to corporate workgroups and growing businesses that demand expandable, easy to own, tower and rack solutions.

The following models are now available:
ML350 G2 1.40 GHz Tower
ML350 G2 1.40 GHz Rack
ML350 G2 1.40 GHz Array Tower
ML350 G2 1.40 GHz Array Rack

The ProLiant ML350 G2 Array model adds the Smart Array 532 RAID controller and an additional 128 MB (Total RAM 256 MB) of RAM to the 1.26 GHz version of the ML350 G2 in both tower and rack configurations. The 1.40 GHz versions of the ProLiant ML350 G2 and ML350 G2 Array models offer customers the latest Pentium III technology at an affordable price.

TaskSmart C4000 (announced October 2001)

In March 2001, Compaq became Inktomi's Premier Design Partner to speed the development of optimized appliances for content and media acceleration that easily integrate into existing networks. Based on Compaq’s reliable, industry standard platforms and Inktomi’s powerful Traffic Server software, the C-series appliance server has the most advanced streaming media capabilities for bandwidth-efficient content delivery.

TaskSmart W2200 (announced June 2001)

The TaskSmart W2200 is a Web-hosting appliance designed for fast growing, service providers (SP). The TaskSmart W2200 is the first in a family of Web appliances engineered for a single purpose resulting in performance optimization, dependability and manageability.

TaskSmart W-Series
The TaskSmart W-Series appliance servers came pre-configured and optimized with Linux/Apache Web server. These servers can instantly be deployed using the Rapid Launch configuration utility, and optimized usage profiles make them easy to use with simple navigation menus.

Intel® NetStructureTM (retired December 2001)

Compaq broadened the appliance server portfolio with Intel NetStructure products, making it easy to select the correct appliance server for your needs. The following three lines were available: the SSL e-Commerce Accelerator, the XML Accelerator, and VPN.

Intel NetStructure 7110/7115 E-Commerce Accelerator (retired December 2001)
Intel NetStructure e-Commerce Accelerator boosted the overall performance of e-Commerce servers, offering customers speed and security during online transactions. Compact and easy to install, it offloads the job of Secure Socket Layer (SSL) encryption/decryption with patentpending hardware and software improved response times of secure transactions.

Intel NetStructure 7210/7280 XML Accelerator (retired December 2001)
Intel NetStructure 7210/7280 XML appliances dramatically accelerated and better managed business-to-business XML transactions. The NetStructure XML Director/Accelerators relieved Web servers of the CPU-intensive task of encryption/decryption of secure XML transactions. It could handle up to 1200 secure connections per second and 6,000 simultaneous SSL sessions.

Intel NetStructure VPN Gateway (retired December 2001)
Intel NetStructure VPN products provided the ability to leverage the ubiquitous and openness of the Internet to allow partners, employees, and customers with access to critical business data without compromising security. Compaq tested and qualified the Intel NetStructure VPN.

Year 2002

Compaq ProLiant servers, server options and StorageWorks storage platforms are the modular components customers use to build their unique IT environment. Based on industry standards and powered by industry-defining technologies, these building blocks enable customers to create adaptive infrastructures, scalable to their unique requirements. Compaq ProLiant BL e-Class systems are specifically designed for adaptive computing and optimized for rapid deployment and automated provisioning.

Compaq ProLiant BL e-Class systems are the first power-efficient, ultra-dense front-end server blades engineered to address the needs of space-constrained enterprises and service providers. Integrated Lights-Out is introduced as a key part of the adaptive infrastructure to provide anytime, anywhere management through virtual presence and control.

In this year, Compaq Computer was sold and merged into the Hewlet & Packard organisation.

Compaq ProLiant BL e-Class (announced January 2002)

The Compaq ProLiant BL e-Class are the first power-efficient, ultra-dense edge server blades engineered for the enterprise and are part of the ProLiant BL line. The ProLiant BL e-Class server blade enclosure provides redundant (hot-plug) power and redundant (hot-plug) cooling to all installed BL10e server blades. Included with each ProLiant BL e-Class server blade enclosure is the ProLiant BL e-Class Integrated Administrator for remote, out-of-band management.

The ProLiant BL e-Class power-efficient server blades, called ProLiant BL10e, integrate a serverclass chipset, ultra-low voltage processor, and other power-saving components in an ultra-dense design that reduces power and cooling costs and saves space. With the ProLiant BL e-Class, customers can install up 280 ProLiant BL10e server blades in a standard 42U rack for better utilization of valuable data center space.

ProLiant BL e-Class servers are optimized for use with the ProLiant Essentials Rapid Deployment Pack allowing automatic configuration and installation of operating systems and applications on tens or hundreds of servers simultaneously. ProLiant BL server blades include Compaq industry-leading technologies such as tool-free mechanical designs, cable reducing interconnect switch, hot-plug redundant components, and integrated management functionality.

Included with each ProLiant BL e-Class interconnect tray is the ProLiant BL e-Class Integrated Administrator -- the first integrated server blade management solution offering remote/local access for monitoring and management of the enclosure and all server blades within it.

ProLiant DL360 G2 (announced January 2002)

The dual processor capable ProLiant DL360 Generation 2 server offers state-of-the-art performance and on-board management with tool-free serviceability in a dense rackmount chassis. This robust 1U [4.45 cm (1.75 inches)] server supports rapid deployment and configuration flexibility, making it an unbeatable computing solution for high-density server requirements. The ProLiant DL360 Generation 2 supports the latest Pentium III technology. The ProLiant DL360 Generation 2 does not support any slower processors or those with only 256 KB cache, as this is an older technology. As always, mixing of processor speed is not supported.

The ProLiant DL360 Generation 2 is using the ServerWorks HE-SL chipset. This chipset supports a 133 MHz GTL bus; triple peer PCI bus architecture and 2:1 interleaved registered SDRAM ECC DIMM memory. The triple peer PCI bus architecture enables concurrent memory and processor access from both PCI buses, as well as 64bit/66MHz PCI slots for an addition improvement in system performance.

iLO is the next generation of Lights-Out technology integrated on the system board of the new Compaq ProLiant DL 360 G2 server. iLO consists of an intelligent processor and firmware that provides standard and advanced levels of Lights-Out functionality. Basic system board management functions, diagnostics and essential Lights-Out functionality are provided as standard components of the server.

The standard features of iLO are referred as iLO Standard. Advanced functionality of the iLO, referred as iLO Advanced, can be licensed with the optional iLO Advanced Pack (Part Number 263825-B21). iLO Advanced offers sophisticated virtual administration features for full control of servers in dynamic data center and remote locations.

Compaq ProLiant DL320 (announced April 2002)

The Compaq ProLiant DL320 is a robust and affordable, 1-way, dense server that brings the density-optimized features of the DL Line to emerging, fast-growing Internet companies. Previously, rapidly growing, emerging ISPs and dot-coms had to rely on incomplete white boxes or closed-box systems that offered little more than a “thin-server”.

In addition to traditional Compaq performance and product quality, the flexible, general purpose ProLiant DL320 offers a comprehensive set of density-optimized solutions that are proven to solve the unique challenges that customers encounter when they deploy servers in a rack environment.

The ProLiant DL320 includes models with either a 1.26 GHz, 1.13 or 1.0 GHz Pentium III and comes standard with 128 MB of 133 MHz registered SDRAM ECC memory in slot 1 of the four DIMM sockets. Memory can be expanded to a maximum of 2GB by installing four 512 MB PC133-MHz ECC Registered SDRAM DIMMs (one in each DIMM socket). Memory can be expanded 1 DIMM module at a time.

The Compaq ProLiant DL320 ships standard with either an Ultra ATA/100 or Ultra2 SCSI controller and the available 64-bit slot allows support for high performance (64-bit) SCSI Controllers, Array Controllers, Gigabit Ethernet Controllers and Fiber Channel Controllers. In addition, most 32-bit cards are supported in the 64-bit slot. The slots in 66MHz cards will work in the 33 MHz slot but they will run at the 33 MHz speed.

Compaq ProLiant ML330 G2 1.26 GHz (announced April 2002)

The Compaq ProLiant ML330 Second Generation is an entry-level, 2-processor server in the same chassis as the original ML330. The ProLiant ML330 is the first server to offer a choice of Ultra3 SCSI or Integrated ATA RAID 0, 1, or 1+0. The ProLiant ML330 G2 is the only non-hot plug server to offer a global, comprehensive pre-failure warranty covering all system components, including processors, memory, and hard drives. It also offers an optional rack enabling kit for deployment in Compaq or third-party racks.

The ProLiant ML330 G2 has several improvements over the previous generation of the ML330 and the ML330e. The ML330 G2 supports both 1.0GHz, 256K cache PIII CopperMine processors and 1.13 and 1.26 GHz, 512K cache PIII Tualatin processors (ML330/ML330e only support 1.0 GHz, 256K cache PIII Coppermine processor. It supports up to 4 GB of maximum memory (ML330/ML330e support up to 2 GB) and contains an integrated, dual-channel Ultra3 SCSI controller in SCSI models (ML330 contains a single-channel Ultra2 SCSI controller). Supports Integrated ATA RAID in ATA models (ML330e supports standard ATA use only).

Compaq ProLiant DL580 G2 (announced May 2002)

The ProLiant DL580 G2 combines outstanding levels of 4-way server performance and integrated management with a flexible, rack-optimized design to deliver outstanding resource efficiencies to the enterprise data center. The ProLiant DL580 G2 provides the highest levels of performance demanded by today’s compute intensive applications with high availability features including Compaq Advanced Memory Protection technology, an integrated RAID controller, a duplex drive cage, and hot-plug redundant components guarantee maximum uptime for business critical environments.

Advanced Memory Protection provides increased fault tolerance for applications requiring higher levels of availability: Online Spare Memory, Hot Plug Mirrored Memory, and Hot Plug RAID Memory. All three levels maintain server availability and memory reliability without service intervention.

This server also features Integrated Lights-Out technology that allows remote administration from a standard web-browser. This server also features Integrated Lights-Out technology that allows virtual presence and control for administration from a standard web-browser.

Compaq ProLiant ML530 G2 (announced May 2002)

Designed for maximum application performance and user workload, the ProLiant ML530 G2 offers customers the first 2P-expansion server with Mirrored Memory. Compaq engineering and design expertise optimizes system resources for intensive data center and remote office environments.

Processor, memory, and I/O subsystems combine to provide unbeatable price/performance for database engines or server consolidation efforts. Advanced Memory Protection provides increased fault tolerance for applications requiring higher levels of availability: Online Spare Memory, Hot Plug Mirrored Memory, and Hot Plug RAID Memory.

All three levels maintain server availability and memory reliability without service intervention. Hot Plug Mirrored Memory allows failed memory modules to be replaced without shutting down the server. Compaq Hot Plug RAID Memory delivers the highest level of server availability, providing hot-replace, hot-add, and hot-upgrade capability.

Compaq ProLiant ML350 G2 (announced May 2002)

The Compaq ProLiant ML350 G2 is a dual processor capable, expandable server with an attractive low price point that comes in both tower and rack models. Key features are the latest performance 1.13, 1.26 and 1.40-GHz processors (FC-PGA), 133-MHz FSB, 4 GB memory capacity, 6x1” hot-plug hard drive bays, and optional hot pluggable redundant power supply (1+1). Tool-free entry to chassis and access to system components, 6 expansion slots (6 64-bit PCI slots and 1 32-bit PCI slots), an integrated dual channel Wide Ultra3 SCSI controller, and ROM-based BIOS setup.

The ProLiant ML350 G2 is ideal for file/print, small databases, web and e-mail; it is designed to meet the needs of corporations (typically small workgroups or departmental) as well as growing small and medium businesses.

The following models were announced in October 2001 and are currently available.
ML350 G2 1.266 GHz Rack
ML350 G2 1.266 GHz Tower

The following models were announced in January 2002 and are currently available.
ML350 G2 1.266 GHz Array Rack
ML350 G2 1.266 GHz Array Tower

The following models were announced in May 2002 and are currently available.
ML350 G2 1.40 GHz Tower
ML350 G2 1.40 GHz Rack
ML350 G2 1.40 GHz Array Tower
ML350 G2 1.40 GHz Array Rack


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