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End of Life Policy
HP will support it's server product for the life of the product warranty....servers (WinTel based) usuallly have a 3 year total 'in-warranty' support. You can purchase extended out of warranty HP service support contracts as well on an annualized basis thru your HP Auth Reseller. As for part...- HPsuek
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- Forum: Servers general discussion
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High failure rate for SCSI hot-swappables?
Ok then, when you get a chance, pull out the hot swap drive and let me know what all the p/n are....both the HP, but more importantly, the OEM model#. Seagates usually start with ST, IBM with two numerals and then a alpha character, etc. Many times listed as the bare#. Maybe that will shed...- HPsuek
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- Forum: Servers general discussion
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High failure rate for SCSI hot-swappables?
High load on the PS.- HPsuek
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- Forum: Servers general discussion
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High failure rate for SCSI hot-swappables?
FYI - All the MTBF numbers are just a guess by the manufacturers and aren't usually very accurate. Even different drives from different mfg. (OEM like seagate, quantum, western digital) have different life spans. for instance, one seagate model drive might be a workhorse and different seagate...- HPsuek
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- Forum: Servers general discussion
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Hp NetServer LC3 Memory Problem
It is not suggested by HP to use anything but HP product inside their server product. However, you can utilize clone (Kingston, etc) memory as long as the main stick (#1) is HP memory. Then HP warranty should remain intact on the unit and potential boot up challenges shouldn't occur. Sue...- HPsuek
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- Forum: Servers general discussion
