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Processor

The Proliant DL380 shipped with a single Pentium III processor in a FCPGA package. The processor supports a 133 MHz front side bus. All models are dual processor capable.

Network Controller

The Proliant DL380 features an embedded 10/100 Mbit Ethernet controller that automatically detects 10 and 100 Mbits/s network connections.

SCSI and RAID

The Proliant DL380 has two embedded 80 MB/s Wide Ultra2 SCSI channels. The drive bays support disk hot-plugging. The standard ROC RAID module turns the embedded SCSI controller into a SMART RAID Array controller.

IDE Controller and Video

The integrated CD-ROM drive is a 32x IDE drive. The Proliant DL380 does not support IDE disks.

The Proliant DL380 has an embedded ATI Rage IIc video controller, 4 MB of video memory and provides a resolution of 1600 x 1200.

Form Factor

The Proliant DL380 is available only in a 3U rack chassis. It ships with ball bearing sliding rails and a cable management arm.

System Architecture

The Proliant DL380 is designed around the ServerWorks (RCC) 3.0 chipset and supports two processors and up to 4 GB of memory.

The FSB (front side bus) speed is 133 MHz and allows a 33% higher transfer rate than provided by 100 MHz based systems. The peak burst transfer rate is 1.06 GB/s.

The chipset is divided into two separate ASICs. The CNB30LE ASIC serves as the host interface, memory controller and PCI expansion bus controller. It allows synchronized 133 MHz data transfers between SDRAM and Intel Pentium III processors. Integrated into the CNB30LE ASIC are separate 32-bit and 64-bit PCI bus interfaces. The two PCI buses operate on the same 33 MHz clock but function independently in a dual peer bus architecture. This increases system performance by allowing concurrent traffic on the two buses. Maximum data transfers on the 64- and 32-bit PCI buses are 267 MB/s and 133 MB/s respectively.

The OSB4 ASIC resides on the primary PCI bus. Integrated into the chip is the PCI-to-ISA bridge and the IDE controller. There are no ISA slots in the system. The only devices on the ISA bus are the embedded National 97317 SuperIO controller and the system ROM.

Processors

The Proliant DL380 supports two Intel Pentium III processors with a 133 MHz FSB in a slot-1 cartridge. These Intel Pentium III processors have three innovations: The 0.18 micron technology allows the chip to run cooler and take up less space on the wafer. The Advanced Transfer Cache (L2 cache) has been integrated into the processor die and is accessed at full processor speed. The size of the L2 cache is 256K. The speed of the front side bus (FSB) has been increased to 133MHz. A Pentium III processor cannot be underclocked or overclocked.

Service Considerations

For the system to function properly, processor slot 1 must be populated all the time. The processor switch settings do not require any adjustment. The system automatically configures the processor speed. Both processors must have the same speed. The second processor slot is terminated automatically, if it is not populated. A terminator card is not required.

Processor Power Modules

One processor power module (PPM or VRM - voltage regulator module) is required for each processor. The PPM does not support redundant operation. The module automatically provides the required processor voltage (Voltage-ID technology). The second PPM is part of the processor upgrade kit.

Memory

The host bus interface between processors and memory runs at 133 MHz and has a peak transfer rate of 1.06 GB/s.

There are four DIMM sockets on the system board. A memory upgrade requires PC133 registered ECC SDRAMs. EDO and 100 MHz SDRAM is not supported.

DIMMs are installed one at a time. 4 GB of RAM can be attained by installing four

1 GB DIMMs. Standard memory in all Proliant DL380 systems is a single 128 MB DIMM.

Any combination of 64, 128, 256, 512 MB and 1 GB DIMMs may be used. Install memory modules one at a time starting with slot 1.

Technical Data

Max RAM: 4 GB

RAM type: Registered SDRAM

Protection: ECC

Speed: 133 MHz (PC133)

Contacts: gold

Sizes: 64 MB, 128 MB, 256 MB, 512 MB, 1 GB

Redundant System ROMs

The Proliant DL380 has redundant system ROMs. The system will automatically use the redundant ROM image if the primary ROM is corrupt (POST error 105). If both images are corrupt, insert a RomPaq diskette and enable disaster recovery mode by setting SW2 switches 1, 4, 5 and 6 to the ON position and then initiate a power cycle. Both ROMs always have identical firmware images.

PCI Slots

The Proliant DL380 has a total of four PCI slots on the riser card. All slots run at 33 MHz and are 5 Volt keyed. The slots are balanced across two PCI buses. The DL380 has no ISA slots.

Primary Bus - The primary bus has one 32-bit PCI slot. The data transfer rate on this bus is 133 MB/s. There is one 32-bit PCI slot on the primary bus. The following components are embedded on the primary bus: ATI Rage IIc video controller, Dual Channel Wide Wide Ultra2 controller, SMART module, Intel 82559 NIC and PCI-to-ISA bridge.

Secondary Bus - The secondary bus is dedicated to the three 64-bit PCI slots. The secondary bus has twice the bandwidth of 32-bit PCI and full support for 64-bit expansion cards. This allows users to optimize the system for 267 MB/s data transfers on the bus.

Riser Board

The riser board is attached to the chassis by two screws. When removing the riser board, do not separate the riser board from the riser brace. These two components are a single assembly unit.

Embedded SCSI Controller

All Proliant DL380 models have two Wide Ultra2 SCSI channels based on a LSI- Logic 53C1510 chip. This dual-channel Wide Ultra2 SCSI controller is embedded on the primary PCI bus and delivers data at 80 MB/s per channel. Both channels are backward compatible with Fast, Fast Wide and Wide Ultra SCSI devices. The controller also supports Ultra3 disk drives. These, however, will run in Wide Ultra2 mode.

The Proliant DL380 has one external and two internal 68-pin connectors. Do not connect devices to the external and internal port A (port 1) at the same time. If the external port is used, the cable from the internal port A (port 1) must be removed. All unused connectors are automatically terminated.

The Proliant DL380 ships with a preinstalled twisted pair point-to-point SCSI cable that connects the hot-plug drive cage to port-2 on the system board. The second SCSI cable is a two-device terminated cable which is used to connect SCSI devices in the option bays to port-1 on the system board.

RAID Module

The ROC (Raid on a Chip) RAID module ships standard with the Proliant DL380 and provides Smart Array controller technology. The RAID module provides RAID support for the internal disk drives and retains support for external tape backup systems. Features include:

8 MB read cache

Support for RAID 0, 1, 1+0, 5

Online spare with automatic data recovery

Online RAID level and stripe size migration

Online capacity expansion

Data compatibility with higher performance Smart Array controllers

The RAID module does not support RAID technology for disk drives that are connected to the external SCSI connector. The external SCSI connector should only be used to connect a tape device.

The RAID module is data compatible with the whole family of SMART controllers.

Embedded 10/100 Ethernet Controller

The Proliant DL380 has an embedded Intel 82559 network controller. It is identified as a NC3163 network controller. The 82559 automatically detects the network speed and switches automatically between 10 Mbps and 100 Mbps. Full-duplex operation is also supported. The 82559 controller has Wake On LAN capability. WOL is used to "wake up" the server from a low power state through a network connection. Status of the embedded NIC is available by looking at the link LED and status LED on the rear of the server and on the front panel.

Common Driver Support

All Intel-based 10 or 100Mbps network controllers use common operating system drivers. No driver change is required when moving from 10 to 100 Mbps. Common drivers provide consistency and easy management.

Fault Tolerance

Pairing the embedded NIC with another HP Intel-based NIC ensures that the server can always keep an active link. If the primary network connection fails, the second, backup NIC will automatically take over—retaining the network connection.

Chassis / Power Switch

The chassis of the ProLiant DL380 is the same as the Proliant 1850R chassis. The power switch toggles between On and Standby. Press the power switch for more than 4 seconds to switch it off instead of switching it into standby mode. Before servicing any non hot-plug parts always disconnect the power cord.

Drive Cage

The system ships with a drive cage that supports four Wide Wide Ultra2 or Ultra3 disk drives. WU2 and U3 drives can be mixed. Only 1" drives are supported. The drive cage is identical with the one used in the Proliant 1850R. With the optional dual-drive cage the number of internal disks can be increased to six.

SCSI-IDs are set automatically and depend exclusively on the drive bay selected. Termination is handled automatically by the backplane board of the drive cage.

Option Bays

The Proliant DL380 has two available option bays. The upper two bays ship standard with a 1.44 MB floppy disk drive and a 32x IDE CD-ROM drive. The lower two option bays are available for any SCSI device or a second IDE CD-ROM drive. The embedded IDE controller only supports CD-ROM drives. IDE disk drives are not supported.

Power Supply

The Proliant DL380 ships with a single 275 Watt hot-plug power supply. In order to make the power supply redundant a second power supply must be installed. To remove the power supply push in the portwine-colored tabs and pull the tab out until it opens. Always make sure that an empty power supply bay is covered with a blanking panel. The 225 Watt power supply of the Proliant 1850R is not supported in the Proliant DL380. During POST a power supply must be present in bay 1 (right bay).

Fans

Three fans ship standard with the Proliant DL380. The system fan is mounted just behind the hot-plug drive bay area. The processor fan (rear fan) is located behind the processor slots. A third fan is installed in the power supply unit. Redundant fans are not supported.