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agenda overview of hp the proposal morning tea technical specifications lunch

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  1. agenda • overview of hp • the proposal • morning tea • technical specifications • lunch • integration of hp products with JCU systems • afternoon tea • conclusion hp presentation to James Cook University supply of hardware 4th March 2002

  2. overview of hp • history • hp’s purpose: to create a world in which everyone and everything is connected, in which we are investing for the common good. In which trillions of useful e-services are accessed by billions of information appliances supported by an “always on” internet infrastructure • hp’s vision:create “a winning e-company with a shining soul” to lead in an internet age and to invent for the common good • employment: • worldwide:approx 83,200 • Australia: approx: 1,500 • Queensland: 33

  3. fy02 quarterly annual results summary($ in millions) q1 fy02 q1 fy01 11,383 12,398 net revenue 8,330 9,059 cost of sales 678 704 research & development 1750 1,763 selling, general & admin exp restructuring charges 102 – profit from operations 770 625 478 390 net earnings* *from continuing operations before extraordinary item and cumulative effect of change in accounting principle

  4. hp strategy the intersection • hp’s strategy is to focus inventive capabilities across three key dimensions of the emerging technology landscape: hp information appliances always-on infrastructure • enabling intelligent, connected information appliances and environments • enabling an always-on internet infrastructure • enabling a new generation of applications delivered as e-services hp e-services

  5. six business groups make up hp • embedded and personal systems – works with hp labs to develop and produce the next generation of smart appliances, PC’s and embedded solutions • a. back-end organisations • computing systems – develops and builds servers, software and storage for the always-on internet infrastructure • imaging and printing systems – hp is the world’s leading provider of digital-imaging technology and products for home and office

  6. b. front-end organisations • business customer organisation – transforms the net into an information utility that serves people in significant, useful and personal ways • b. front-end organisations cont… • consumer business organisation – encompasses hp’s consumer products, including PC’s, information appliances, printers, supplies and associated services • c. services • hp services – handles customer education, support, consulting and outsourcing

  7. research and development • 2nd largest computer lab in the world • 5th largest US based research lab • labs located in Palo Alto, UK, Japan, France and Israel • in 2001, between hp labs and the company’s principal business segments, hp invested US$2.7b in R&D

  8. the proposal JCU requirements summary of the proposed solution servers: netservers unix maintenance and support storage and backup workflow software company profile reference sites GITC contract quality assurance validity of proposals insurance delivery and installation • JCU requirements • hardware and software replacement of JCU’s current corporate computing facilities • JCU goals to be achieved with the replacement of this new equipment are as follows: • increased capacity for servers and storage to manage the projected increase in growth to the end of 2005 • reduce admin and maintenance and maximise availability of services • provide change management tools, metrics on usage and load for management reporting and capacity planning

  9. summary of the proposed solution • provide a storage solution, which allows easy configuration, management, backup and optimisation between various operating systems • maximise integration with existing infrastructure, authentication services,backup and retrieval regimes • for a majority of the applications hp propose 2 x HP9000 Unix Servers (HP-PA RISC based) • 2 x HP Net Servers (intel based) proposed for the Blackboard application • connection of the servers to the Storage Area Network (SAN) are included, as is clustering software • clustering software to address the high availability requirements is MC/ServiceGuard which is available for both HP-UX and Linux

  10. separate domains for application for associated non-production activities can be addressed in two different ways: • virtual partitions (vPars) on 1 or both of the HP9000 servers • process resource manager (PRM)

  11. reference site 1 Keith Holtam WorkCover Queensland 280 Adelaide Street Brisbane Qld 4000 Phone: 07 3006 6427 Fax: 07 3235 9403 workflow software hp will not be providing a response to this section of the proposal reference site 2 Howard Charles Suncorp Metway Level 7 Suncorp Metway Centre 36 Wickham Terrace Brisbane Qld 4000 Phone: 07 3836 1674 Fax: 07 3836 1116

  12. quality assurance • hp have in place a quality management system conforming to Australian Standard AS/NZS ISO 9001:1994 and AS/NZS ISO 9—2:1994 • validity of proposals • all of the proposals in the request for proposal are valid until 13 March 2002 GITC contract hp Australia have signed an agreement with the State of Queensland and have been provided the GITC agreement number: R5517

  13. insurance • hp understand and agree to the cost of insurance against loss or damage to the equipment up to and including the date of acceptance of the equipment • delivery and installation • currently hp is delivering the products specified in the proposal in approximately 4 – 6 weeks from date the purchase order is received • all costs associate with the installation and commissioning of the equipment are included in the proposal

  14. new new CPUs new LT 6000r LH 6000r LH 6000 hp netserver family simply reliable product line-up LXr 8500 LXr 8500DC rx4610 new CPUs corporate IA-64 series rackable LP 2000r LP 1000r corporate L-Series rack-optimized LH 3000r LC 2000r corporate L-Series rackable LC 2000 LH 3000 corporate L-Series pedestal E 800 small to medium business E-Series Server Appliances tc2100 4 way 6 way 8 way 1 way 2 way

  15. scalability • 1u form factor, up to 42 servers per 2m rack • 2-way capable CPUs • 3 hot-swappable Ultra3 HDDs (108gb capacity) • 4gb ECC SDRAM capacity (PC 133) • dual embedded 10/100 NICs • external SCSI port LP 1000r powerful, high density, ultra-thin server that delivers performance and value • data center optimisation • 24-inch deep, 1U form factor • embedded remote assistant & TTRMC support • multi-O/S support: NT, W2K, Linus (RedHat, SUSE, TurboLinux, Caldera) • Citrix MetaFrame load-balancing solution • Microsoft cluster & hp aa solution • flexible rack-mounting solution • 4post racks: rails, slides, CMA (optional) • 2post racks: brackets - centre/flush mount • performance • 2-way PIII 867MHz, 933MHz and 1GHz CPUs • 2-channel ultra 160M SCSI controller • one 64-bit I/O slot

  16. expandability • dual capable, intelP processors with 133MHz FSB • 4gb SDRAM capacity • 6 internal ho-swap HDD (218gb capacity) • integrated dual channel Ultra3 SCSI controller • dual integrated LAN adapters (10/100TX) LP 2000r better performance more expandability more redundancy • serviceability & rackability • tool-less access to major internal components • tool-less installation into hp and non-hp racks • breakthrough cable management solution • high availability • optional hot-swap redundant power supplies • duplexed backplane • cluster support (hp aa and MSCS) manageability • power cycling feature (over the LAN) • integrated remote assistant • optional TopTools remote control card

  17. Easy Access Anytime, Anywhere “Web Server on a Chip” TopTools, Web-based Interface Access by LAN or Modem Advanced Security Encrypted Password Role-based Access Modem Dialback/LAN Security Faster Troubleshooting Unified IPMI Event Log Access On-line Memory Diagnostics Notification Powerful Remote Control Full Power Cycle Graphical Console Redirection Remote BIOS/Firmware Updates toptools remote control remote management of hp netservers regardless of system state

  18. hp toptools for hp netservers • configuration management – CPU, memory, disk, hotswap devices • fault monitoring – disk, fan, power,voltage, memory, NIC’s, SCSI controllers, disk arrays, temperature • utilization monitoring – CPU, disk, memory, network access • security – illegal log on attempts, chassis intrusion • planning/optimizing – historical data to optimize server performance and plan for future growth

  19. rp5470 • 1 – 4 way processors (PA-8700) • up to 16gb memory • 10 PCI slots (2 shared, 6 turbo, 2 twin turbo) • Up to 4 internal disks (18gb, 36gb or 73gb) • 4.3gb/s system and memory bus • 3.2gb/s I/O bus • 1 internal DVD or DAT drive • 7U chassis with up to 5 servers per standard 2m rack • future support of itanium processor family (IPF) as well as PA-RISC processors

  20. hp servers rp5430 and rp5470 top to bottom the best there is hp servers rp5430 and rp5470 top to bottom the best there is • performance • industry leading performance • industry leading price/performance • excellent system, memory, and I/O bandwidth • availability • hot-plug i/o cards and disks (hp-ux11i) • redundant,hot-swap fans and power • chip kill technology • memory scrubbing and page de-allocation • cpu failure de-allocation • hp mc/serviceguard • management • dynamic, virtual partitioning (rp5470) • central web console • event monitoring service • WebQoS • time-to-revenue • instant capacity on demand (rp5470) • leading partner solutions • 3-year base warranty • security • integrated secure web console

  21. a closer look at the rp5430 and the rp5470 hp server rp5430 hp server rp5470 for the best performance for the best entry price 1-4 way PA-8700 650MHz or 750MHz and PA-8600 550MHz 1-2 way PA-8700 650MHz or 750MHz and PA-8600 550MHz processors relative OLTP performance* *1.46 *0.80 up to 16GB SDRAM up to 8GB SDRAM memory 4.3GB/s system and memory buses, 2.1GB/s I/O bus 4.3GB/s system and memory buses, 3.2GB/s I/O bus bandwidth 10 (6 turbo, 2 twin turbo, 2 shared) 5 (3 turbo, 2 twin turbo) pci slots internal storage up to 292GB up to 292GB hp-ux 11.0, hp-ux 11i hp-ux 11.0, hp-ux 11i operating system *relative OLTP performance: relative to rp5470 (550MHz) 34,288 tpm-c benchmark

  22. p620/ p660 4wy hp servers rp5430 and rp5470 competitive positioning SF880: position rp5470 for best price & price/perf ES45 1GHz EV68 4wy SunFire 880 8wy rp5470 4-way+ competition rp5470 for superior performance, rp5430 for entry price 450 or 420R 4wy ES40 667MHz or 833 MHz 4wy p640 4wy p620/ p660 1-2way config 4-way competition 1-2way configs ES40 4wy 1-2way config 450 or 420R 1-2way config rp5430 P640 1-2way config 2-way competition 220R, 250, or SunFire 280R P610 2way DS20E A-Class compaq IBM hp hp sun

  23. PA-RISC is a generation aheadin performance and reliability based on best published results on www.spec.org SPECint_base2000 SPECfp_base2000 569 2000 2001 526 439 417 400 409 369 377 326 356 359 286 • 245 relative performance relative performance Sun USIII 900 MHz IBM RS-64 IV 750 MHz HP PA-8700 750MHz IBM Power3-II 450 MHz IBM RS64-IV 600 MHz HP PA-8600 550 MHz Sun USIII 750 MHz

  24. how many racks does it take to achieve equivalent performance of approximately 250,000 transactions per minute? hp server rp5470best rack-optimized performance in a scalable entry-level server! hp server rp5470 Compaq ES45 IBM p660 SUN E450 480MHz 1GHz model 6H0 (4-way, 600 MHz) * Estimated based on IBM ROLTP 750MHz two racks 5 servers one rack 5 servers: 250,000 approx four racks 7 servers* three racks 10 servers

  25. how many racks does it take to achieve equivalent performance of approximately 250,000 transactions per minute? hp server rp5470best rack-optimized performance in a scalable entry-level server! hp server rp5470 Sun Fire 880 USIII 750MHz 750MHz one rack 5 servers: 250,000 approx three racks 6 servers

  26. hp servers rp5430 and rp5470ultimate bandwidth for I/O intensive applications! 2.1GB/s 3.2GB/s hp rp5430 hp rp5470 vs. …same old limitations! <1 GB/s est. 1 GB/s <1 GB/s est. 1.2 GB/s 1 GB/s Sun Fire 880 Sun 280R undisclosed IBM p640 undisclosed IBM pSeries 660 Sun E450 *expandable to 2GB/sec with additional I/O drawer (5U)

  27. hp server roadmap (PA-RISC/IPF) Future PA and IPF upgrade(s) IPF upgrade PA-RISC upgrade PA-8700 kicker” high-end Superdome IPF upgrade Future PA and IPF upgrade(s) rx9610 PA-8700 kicker” PA-RISC upgrade Itanium 16-way rp8400 mid-range for early IPF development only…migrate to rp8400 IPF upgrade Future PA and IPF upgrade(s) PA-8700 kicker” PA-RISC upgrade rp7400 N-Class) rp7410 (new 8-way) rx4610 Future PA and IPF upgrade(s) PA-8700 kicker” Itanium 4-way rp54xx (L-class) IPF upgrade (McK) New 4w/4U IPF system entry-level for early IPF development only…migrate to rp54xx IPF upgrade upgrade to PA-8700 processor Future IPF upgrades rp2400 (A-Class) New 2-way/2U IPF (McK) • PA-RISC blade • Windows support • FC disk blade • FC HBA blade blades Future blades & functionality 2004 2002 2003 subject to change

  28. Itanium hp’s microprocessor roadmap Future ipf Future ipf Madison pa-8900 Deerfield pa-8800 mckinley pa-8700 performance pa-8600 foster pa-8500 cascade pa-8200 pa-8000 ‘96 ‘98 ‘00 ‘02 ‘04 future

  29. HP-UX Linux NT benefits of a powerful combination Benefits • Outstanding Performance • Choice of Operating Systems • More than 50,000 Applications • Reduced Total Cost-of-Ownership IA-64 Architecture (Developed by HP & Intel) Compatible with Today's HP Servers Upgrade Path HP-UX NT PA-RISC INTEL

  30. one h/w – variable s/w economies of scale leveraged costs commodity driven flexibility & simplicity hp single server product line:incredible benefits for hp, partners and customers past future hp server appliances hp netservers hp servers hp 3000 hp 9000

  31. hp-ux 11i operating environment • tri-level operating environments • industry’s only virtual partitioning scheme • processor based pricing • online component replacement • Host Intrusion Detection • MC/ServiceGuard NFS toolkit • ServiceControl • mission-critical: • MC/ServiceGuard • HP-UX Workload Manager • ECM toolkit HP-UX 11i mission-critical OE HP-UX 11i enterprise OE • Mirror Disk/UX • Serviceontrol • enterprise: • OpenView GlancePlus Pak 2000 • Online JFS 3.3 • Process Resource Manager • EMS HA monitors HP-UX 11i OE • - base VxVM • ServiceControl issential: • ServiceControl Manager • SAM • System Configuration Repository • Ignite/UX • Software Distributor/UX • EMS framework • WebQoS peak • virtual partitions core • base HP-UX • e”speak • Apache web server • Java RTE • Java dev. kit 1.2 • Nokia WAP server • iPlanet Enterprise Dir. Serv. • PAM Kerberos • CIFS/9000 • Network drivers

  32. key features of hp-ux vPars where hp vPars provide the most value • dynamic reassignment of CPUs across vPars • application and OS isolation • increased system utilization of up to 80-90%, as additional partitions can use unused parts of system • single CPU granularity • different vPars can run different versions of hp-ux • individual reconfiguration and reboot • command line interface • single toggle console • compatible with PRM, hp-ux, WLM and MC/ServiceGuard • system/data centre consolidation • development/test environments • increased system utilization • varying workload requirements • service provider – providing system resources to different users/ applications • unique application tuning of O/S • time zoning • multiple independent OS’s • resources not tied to physical config

  33. hp partitioning continuum: broad range of partitioning solutions hard partitions with multiple nodes hard partitions within nodes virtual partitions within hard partitions resource partitions PRM(process resource manager) HP-UX WLM (workload manager) Virtual partitions HyperPlex nPartitions • complete hardware and software isolation • multiple OS images • hardware isolation per cell • complete software isolation • multiple OS images • software isolation • multiple OS images • dynamic resource allocation • automatic goal-based resource allocation via set SLOS • 1OS image Isolation highest degree of separation Flexibility highest degree of dynamic capabilities

  34. lease resource partitions within an OS image (resource allocation by app) hard partitions within a node(multiple OS images with SW isolation) hard partitions with multiple nodes (1 OS image per node) 1 OS image hard partition Application 1 with guaranteed compute resources CPU CPU OS image with HW isolation OS image with SW isolation CPU CPU Application 2 with guaranteed compute resources CPU OS image with SW isolation Based on SLOs or percentages CPU OS image with HW isolation CPU floating OS image with HW isolation OS image with SW isolation Application n with guaranteed compute resources PRM and HP-UX WLM HyperPlex nPartitions HP partitioning continuum virtual partitions within a hard partition (multiple OS images SW isolation) Any HP9000 L/RP-Class, Superdome Any HP9000 Superdome CPU CPU CPU CPU CPU processor sets Virtual partitions +Isolation +Flexibility

  35. process resource manager • can scan UNIX accounting files for data on the specified resource – CPU, real memory, disk I/O bandwidth and then order the accounting records by user, UNIX group, command name, or PRM group • ability to support multiple mission-critical applications on a single server • applications do not compete with each other for system resources • enables better resource utilization, enabling multiple applications to operate on a single system • part of the OS, thus, applications do not require any modifications to operate under PRM control • configuration can be modified dynamically at any time • policy changes can be automated • is aware of users defined in netgroups

  36. protects against multiple node failures • matches system capabilities to application requirements • reduces planned downtime • protects data integrity • offers flexibility in cluster configuration hp mc/serviceguard • lowers total cost of ownership through ease of manageability • minimizes performance impact on applications within a cluster • quickly restores failed node to the cluster • provides ease of implementation • quickly detects failures & automatically restores application services • eliminates operator error • ensures application availability during hardware & software maintenance

  37. new hp server naming: letters hp server ab1234 architecture c = ia-32 p = pa-risc x = ia-64 server type t = towerr = rack-optimized s = super-scalable sa = server appliance b = bladec= carrier-grade • Exceptions • for server appliances, the second letter is always “a” • for blades, “h” as the second letter means “housing”

  38. new hp server naming: numbers hp server ab1234 uniquenessunique number for each architecture to ensure different systems do not have the same numberingia-32 = 1 (later 2 and 3) pa-risc = 4 (later 5) ipf = 6 (later 7, 8, 9) capacityrelative capacity and “newness”(used for upgrades, etc.) position identifies family and connotes relative positioning within product line (big/small)

  39. PA & IPF upgrade processor upgrade rp8400 rp7410 new 8-way PA-RISC rp7400 (n-class) rx26XX New 2-way/2U IPF (McK) rp5400 series (L-class) rx4610 4-way Itanium a-class hp pa-risc/ipf server roadmap PA & IPF upgrade processor upgrade processor upgrade high-end PA & IPF upgrade rx9610 16-way Itanium PA & IPF upgrade processor upgrade mid-range processor upgrade rx56XX (upgrdble from rp54XX) 4-way/7U IPF (McK) processor upgrade processor upgrade (rp24XX) entry-level ‘blades’ sub 1u 2001 2002 2003 subject to change

  40. hp surestore online storage portfolio high-end arrays mid-range arrays XP512 disk systems XP48 • 37TB capacity • 512 drives • 6.4GB/sec cross bar • 18, 73GB FC disk • 32GB cache + 1.28GB shared memory • 32 FC/ESCON ports • 4096 LUNs • RAID 1+0, 5 • XP mgmt software • 3.5TB capacity • 3.2GB cross bar • 18, 73GB FC disk • 16GB cache + 1.0GB shared memory • 24 FC/ESCON ports • 4096 LUNs • RAID 1+0, 5 • XP mgmt software VA 7400 • 7.7TB capacity • 105 Drives • 800 MB/sec backplane • 18, 36, 73GB 10k & 15k Fiber Channel disks • 2GB cache • 2 - 200Mbs FC ports (host) • 1024 LUNs • RAID 1+0 ,AutoRAID • VA mgmt software VA 7100 availability • 1.0TB • 15 drives • 800MB/sec backplane • 18, 36, 73GB 10 & 15K FC disk • 2GB cache • 2 - 100Mbs FC ports • 64 LUNs • RAID 1+0, AutoRAID • VA mgmt software DS 2100 • Ultra-SCSI or Fibre Channel • High density enclosures • High-reliability and fault-tolerant scalability and performance

  41. The value of virtualization • the advantages • high availability • quickly respond to changing capacity needs • virtual copies for recovery • lower cost of ownership • powerful - manage more storage per administrator • optimized performance • adaptive RAID improves price-performance • traditional configuration mgmt • the technology • capacity is treated as a pool of storage blocks, not discrete disks • powerful mapping techniques present a logical view of storage to host servers VA Array LUN 1 Storage Pool Virtual Disks LUN 2 Block level mapping • enhances hp’s award • winning autoRAID technology • tens of thousands of units installed

  42. hp surestore virtual array software enterprise management integration hp OpenView and other major ISVs backup software for business copy va hp Omniback II, and other major ISVs hp OpenView storage source manager • Command View SDM • web • script • client/server LUN management and control status and alarms performance monitor Auto Path VA load balancing, failover driver • virtual storage • instant capacity • AutoRAID Business Copy VA virtual point-in-time copies Secure Manager VA protected access SAN environment • software portfolio • command view sdm • manage anywhere—browser based and scriptable • common look and feel across hp storage • enterprise management • hp SAN integration • smart plug-ins • AutoPath VA • HBA fail-over & balancing • Business Copy VA • instant local copy & backup • integration with leading 3rd party backup utilities • Secure Manager VA • secure shared storage • test drive software samples rev 1.1

  43. reliability: end-to-end data integrity and RAID 5DP keep data intact across the entire data path • flexibility: choose to manage the array either by Web browser, CLI, direct host attach, or SANs with a full suite of VA software • manageability: manage storage easily in direct host-attached and SAN environments from anywhere on your network or in the world • scalable capacity: scalability up to 105 disk drives with ds2400 va7400maximize array performance, capacity, and availability

  44. va7400 features • 2 GB/s Fibre Channel host interface • 7.7 TB maximum (raw) capacity • up to 105 FC drives • up to 1 GB cache per controller • up to 1024 LUNs • redundant components • full suite of management software for • management • security • control • support for hp-ux, Windows, Linux, Solaris, AIX, NetWare, and MPE/iX 7.0 • cluster support and certifications • 3U-high controller enclosure + 3U-high expansion enclosure (ds2400)

  45. hp can help you identify the service level that best meets your business needs Invest in the right level of support, no more and no less profiling for the right service level • infrastructure business function • high revenue earning system • customer facing system • internal business system • test/development system business requirements and budget support service level and cost • business availability needs • IT key performance indicators • risk management position • budget • cost of downtime • infrastructure redundancy

  46. mission critical personalised call-to-repair 24 x 7 business day • key features • business day or 24x7 coverage • 4 hour response • onsite hardware support • telephone operating system/ software support • online support tools standard reactive support hardware and software support to help resolve your problems as they occur hp services continuum • profile • development of internal business systems • redundant infrastructure • unplanned downtime has minimal impact on business productivity • low cost solution required standard reactive support services enhanced reactive and proactive services fix it fast, fix it first time avoid problems, maximise performance, and availability

  47. mission critical personalised call-to-repair 24 x 7 business day • key features • priority support processes committed resolution times • personalised proactive planning and proactive systems management • IT operations consulting • sophisticated electronic support tools enhanced reactive and proactive support support that will reduce the likelihood of problems occurring and minimise unplanned downtime should a problem occur hp services continuum • profile • customer facing or high revenue impact business systems • significant cost associated to unplanned downtime • require ongoing technical advice and leadership • acknowledge proactive services reduce frequency of problems standard reactive support services enhanced reactive and proactive services fix it fast, fix it first time avoid problems, maximise performance, and availability

  48. hp remote diagnostics provides an early initial analysis of the problem so that the correct resources can be allocated ensuring rapid resolution hp call management provides local nonstop (24x365) call receipt, ensuring customer calls are registered and promptly deployed to the appropriate support team hp call management hp logistics manages spare parts arrangements for hp & multi-vendor support contracts, ensuring the correct parts are available when required hp logistics hp onsite support meansthat a qualified engineer is dispatched to your site to resolve the problem in a timely manner hp remote diagnostics onsite support hp establishes and manages back-to-back agreements with authorised support providers in appropriate environments hp has a well established alliance partner network to supplement hp’s internal depth and breadth of technical expertise, required to support multi-vendor, multi-platform environments hp provides technical escalation on hp and other qualified products as well as managing escalated issues through the appropriate providers hp escalation hp reactive support delivery engine oem back-to- back hp hp alliance partner

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