Tarsus Technologies, the distribution arm of MB Technologies, has announced that Hewlett-Packard`s new generation of 6-way NetServers are now available. While offering blistering performance and superb reliability, the most outstanding feature of the new LH6000 and LT6000 servers is bound to be their price.
Margie Adam, Hewlett-Packard PC product manager at Tarsus Technologies, reveals that these 6-way servers are being offered at the price of 4-way machines. "The HP NetServer LT and LH 6000 offer clearly superior performance and scalability without breaking the bank," she declares. According to her, the six-way configuration is a first; traditionally, there is a jump from a 4-way to an 8-way machine.
Key features: HP LT6000r Rack Optimised Server
Up to six Intel Pentium III Xeon 550MHz processors with 100MHz system bus
512KB, 1MB, or 2MB L2 cache per processor
256MB PC-133 ECC SDRAM standard; 8GB maximum capacity
Six 64-bit PCI slots (four 33MHz and two 66MHz, four hot-plug)
Integrated, dual-channel Ultra2 SCSI HP NetRAID Controller with 64MB cache (expandable to 128MB)
optional battery backup
Maximum Internal Storage - 72GB maximum hot-swap (4x18GB low-profile drives)
Low profile design - fit up to 10 servers on a single rack
Key features: HP LH6000/r Server
Up to six Intel Pentium III Xeon 550MHz processors with 133Mhz Front Side Bus
512KB, 1MB, or 2MB L2 cache per processor
256MB PC-133 ECC SDRAM standard; 8GB maximum capacity
Eight free full-length, 64-bit PCI slots (six 33MHz and two 66MHz, four hot-plug)
Integrated, dual-channel Ultra2 SCSI HP NetRAID Controller with 32MB cache
216GB maximum hot-swap (12x18GB low-profile drives), plus two 18GB common tray drives for maximum internal storage of 252GB
"The HP NetServer LH and LT 6000 are shipped with TopTools for Servers, HP OpenView ManageX Event Manager, integrated HP Remote Assistant, and Automatic Server Restart (ASR) software to make managing these machines a snip," continues Adam. "These servers set new standards by accommodating customer growth needs, satisfying uptime requirements and delivering a more than 30 percent performance boost over conventional four-way servers," she concludes.
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