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HP ProLiant ML110 G3 server vs. Dell PowerEdge SC430

• The ML110 G3 server has both a tower and a rack-mountable

option. The PowerEdge SC430 is limited to tower only.

• The ML110 G3 server has up to 8 GB memory. The

PowerEdge SC430 has a limit of 4 GB memory.

• The ML110 G3 server offers 3 hard disk drives. The

PowerEdge SC430 offers 2.

HP ProLiant ML150 G2 server vs. Dell PowerEdge SC1420

• The ML150 G2 server supports for up to 6 hot plug/

non-hot plug SCSI drives or 4 hot plug SATA drives. The

PowerEdge SC1420 supports only up to 4 non-hot plug SCSI

or SATA drives.

• The ML150 G2 server provides optional Lights-Out 100

remote management. The PowerEdge SC1420 does not offer

a remote management option.

HP ProLiant ML310 G2 server vs. Dell PowerEdge 830

• The ML310 G2 offers support for all current drive types: hot

plug or non-hot plug SATA and Ultra320 SCSI hard drives

as well as hot plug Serial SCSI (SAS) hard drives. The

PowerEdge 830 supports only non-hot plug SATA and hot

plug or “EasyExchange” SCSI hard drives.

• The ML310 G2 SCSI models include an Ultra320 Controller.

The PowerEdge 830 includes an older technology with its

optional Ultra160 Controller.

• The ML310 G2 provides a Rack Option Kit. The PowerEdge

830 has only third-party rack support.

HP ProLiant ML350 G4 and ProLiant ML350 G4p servers vs. Dell

PowerEdge 1800

• The ML350 G4 and ML350 G4p servers have a redundant

fan option. The PowerEdge 1800 does not.

• The ML350 G4 and ML350 G4p servers have models with

RAID support standard. The PowerEdge 1800 does not have

RAID support standard.

HP ProLiant ML370 G4 server vs. Dell PowerEdge 2800

• The ML370 G4 server has integrated remote management

support standard with iLO. The PowerEdge 2800 has basic

remote management compliant with IPMI 1.5 standards with

an optional DRAC 4/I remote PCI card.

• The ML370 G4 server has a model with RAID support standard.

The PowerEdge 2800 does not have RAID support standard.

HP ProLiant ML570 G3 server vs. Dell PowerEdge 6800

• The ML570 G3 provides an Ultra320 SCSI drive cage

standard with a SAS Drive Cage Upgrade Kit and a SAS

drive cage standard with its SAS model. The PowerEdge

6800 does not ship with SAS drives.

• The ML570 G3 server has 10 PCI expansion slots, including

4 PCI Express, and 2 hot plug PCI-X, giving customers the

most expandable PCI slots available. The PowerEdge 6800

has only 7 expansion slots, none of which are hot plug.

HP ProLiant DL140 G2 server vs. Dell PowerEdge SC1425

• The DL140 G2 is a 1U server providing up to 16 GB of

DDR2 memory and 2 PCI-X slots with optional PCI Express.

The PowerEdge SC1425 has only 12 GB of DDR2 memory

and only 1 PCI-X slot.

HP ProLiant DL145 G2 server vs. Dell PowerEdge SC1425 and

PowerEdge 1850

• The DL145 G2 server is an AMD

Opteron™ single-core or

dual-core server providing 2 PCI-X slots with optional PCI

Express. The PowerEdge SC1425 has only 1 PCI-X slot.

• The DL145 G2 server provides IPMI 2.0 Lights-Out 100i

remote management. The PowerEdge 1850 has remote

management compliant with IPMI 1.5 standards and an

optional slot-free DRAC 4/I card.

• The DL145 G2 server offers 1x16 lane PCI Express support. The

PowerEdge 1850 provides only 1x4 and 1x8 PCI Express slots.

HP ProLiant DL320 G3 server vs. Dell PowerEdge 850

• The DL320 G3 offers a USB port on the front of the server or

the ability to insert a USB key on the connector internally for

deployment, data security or management. The PowerEdge

850 does not offer either of these features.

• The DL320 G3 server provides iLO remote management

standard. The PowerEdge 850 only offers its standard BMC

with IPMI 1.5 support and an optional DRAC 4/p card.

HP ProLiant DL360 G4 and DL360 G4p servers vs. Dell

PowerEdge 1850

• The DL360 G4 and DL360 G4p servers at 27-3/4

deep

offer much better accessibility in the rack. The PowerEdge 1850

is 29

deep.

• The DL360 G4 and DL360 G4p servers offer a 2-drive SCSI

model and a 2-drive SATA model. The PowerEdge 1850 does

not offer SATA models.

• The DL360 G4 and DL360 G4p servers have robust remote

management with iLO standard. The PowerEdge 1850 has

basic remote management with an optional DRAC 4/I remote

PCI card.

• The DL360 G4 and DL360 G4p servers have a Smart Array

Controller for standard RAID support. PowerEdge 1850

customers must pay extra for RAID support.

• The DL360 G4 and DL360 G4p servers’ PCI riser configuration

allows customers to choose PCI-X slots, PCI Express slots or a

combination of each. The PowerEdge 1850 forces customers

to choose between all PCI-X or all PCI Express slots.

HP ProLiant DL380 G4 server vs. Dell PowerEdge 2850

• The DL380 G4 server offers support for 8 SFF hot plug SAS or

SATA hard drives for ultimate flexibility and improved efficiency.

The PowerEdge 2850 does not ship with SAS drives.

• The DL380 G4 server has an Ultra320 Smart Array 6i

Controller for standard RAID support. PowerEdge 2850

customers must pay extra for RAID support.

HP ProLiant DL385 server vs. Dell PowerEdge 2850

• The DL385 server has an Ultra320 Smart Array 6i Controller

or a Smart Array P600 Controller for SAS drives for standard

RAID support. PowerEdge 2850 customers must pay extra for

RAID support.

• The DL385 server provides up to 16 GB of 2-way interleaved

PC3200 DDR SDRAM or 32 GB using PC2700 DDR SDRAM

for better performance.

• The PowerEdge 2850 only provides up to 12 GB of RAM.

HP ProLiant DL560 server

• The DL560 server packs the power of 4 Intel

Xeon™ MP

processors into a rack-customized 2U form factor.

• The DL560 server features an integrated Smart Array 5i Plus

Array Controller with RAID support standard.

• Dell does not offer a comparable 4-processor system in a 2U

chassis.

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HP ProLiant DL580 G3 server vs. Dell PowerEdge 6850

• The DL580 G3 server features 4 hot plug Ultra320 drive bays

or 8 hot plug SAS drive bays standard. The PowerEdge 6850

has 5 hot plug Ultra320 drive bays standard.

• The DL580 G3 server supports hot plug mirrored memory.

The PowerEdge 6850 has memory mirroring capability,

but it is not hot plug capable.

• The DL580 G3 offers flexibility with support for both 110v

and 220v power. The PowerEdge 6850 supports only

220v-240v power.

HP ProLiant DL585 server vs. Dell PowerEdge 6850

• The DL585 server provides up to 128 GB of PC2700 running

at 266MHz, 48 GB of PC2700 running at 333MHz, or

32 GB of PC3200 running at 400MHz RAM for enhanced

performance. The PowerEdge 6850 has a maximum of

32 GB RAM (or 64 GB with availability of 4 GB DIMMs).

• The DL585 server has integrated remote management support

standard with iLO management. The PowerEdge 6850 has

basic remote management with an optional DRAC 4/p

remote PCI card.

• The DL585 server allows deployment in both 220v and 110v

environments. The PowerEdge 6850’s power supply runs at

220v-240v only.

• Dell does not offer a comparable 4-processor Opteron server.

The PowerEdge 6850 is an Intel Xeon processor.

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HP ProLiant DL740 server

• The DL740 server supports up to 8 Intel Xeon MP processors

in an ultra-dense 4U form factor.

• The DL740 server has advanced memory features such as hot

plug RAID memory with hot add and hot upgrade support.

• Dell does not offer a comparable 8-processor system.

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HP ProLiant DL760 G2 server

• The DL760 G2 server features hot plug RAID memory for

outstanding memory fault tolerance.

• Dell does not offer a comparable 8-processor system.

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HP BladeSystem vs. Dell

• The HP BladeSystem offers a greater choice than Dell’s blade

system. The BladeSystem supports 3 different series of HP

ProLiant server blades: the BL20/25p 2p, the BL35p 2P, and

the BL45p 4P server blade families (not just 1 2P server blade

like Dell), supports both Intel and AMD processors (not just

Intel like Dell) supports up to 4 GbE NICs per 2P blade (not

just 2 like Dell), and supports both SCSI (BL20/25p, BL45p),

SAS (BL35p), and ATA (BL35p) HDD options (not just SCSI

like Dell).

• The HP BladeSystem allows customers to manage all the blades

simultaneously via their dedicated iLO management proces-

sors, including remote graphical console and virtual media

capabilities. Dell uses a traditional KVM solution, which

allows for a single connection to a single blade at one time.

HP ProLiant BL20p G3 server blade vs. Dell PowerEdge 1855

• The BL20p G3 server blade has remote management with

iLO Advanced standard allowing access to multiple blades

simultaneously. The PowerEdge 1855 has Baseboard

Management Controller with IPMI 1.5 compliance, accessible

via network or serial port and a chassis management module,

which allows for a single connection to a single blade at

one time.

• The BL20p G3 server blade has an integrated Smart Array

6i Plus Controller with an available BBWC option. The

PowerEdge 1855 does not have an available BBWC option.

HP ProLiant BL25p server blade

• Each BL25p server blade has 8 memory slots and supports up

to 16 GB of PC3200 DDR SDRAM or 32 GB of PC2700 DDR

SDRAM memory.

• The BL25p server blade is designed for 2P blade performance

for front-end and mid-tier computing. Each server blade

includes up to 2, 2.4 GHz AMD Opteron dual-core processors

or 2, 2.8 GHz AMD Opteron single-core processors, 2

optional, universal hot-plug SCSI hard drives for up to 600

GB capacity, plus an embedded Smart Array 6i Plus

Controller with Ultra320 performance.

• Dell does not offer a server blade with AMD Opteron

processors.

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HP ProLiant BL35p server blade

• The BL35p server blade has an ultra-dense footprint and lower

power consumption, which enables denser rack architectures.

The BL35p offers up to 2 single-core (2.4GHz) or up to 2

dual-core AMD Opteron 200 Series processors (2.2 GHz—

1 MB L2 / 68W CPU power specification), 8 GB of 400 MHz,

ECC PC3200 DDR or 16 GB of 333 MHz, ECC PC2700 DDR

memory. The BL35p server blade offers flexibility in server

deployment with SAS or ATA models with 16 server blades

per enclosure and 96 per 42U rack.

• Dell does not offer a server blade with AMD Opteron

processors.

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HP ProLiant BL45p server blade

• The BL45p server blade is designed for enterprise availability

and mission-critical applications with the scalability to run

existing 32-bit applications, while also providing a simplified

migration path to 64-bit computing.

• The BL45p server blade provides increased density – four

BL45p server blades per 6U server blade enclosure.

• The BL45p server blade supports up to four dual-core AMD

Opteron 800 series processors, 16 DIMM slots with a

maximum capacity of 32 GB of PC3200 memory or 64 GB

of PC2700 memory, an integrated Smart Array 6i Plus

Controller with an available BBWC option, and optional

2 universal hot plug SCSI drives.

• Dell does not have a 4-processor server blade at this time.

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* 1U = 1.75”

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Based on comparable product features.

HP ProLiant Management vs. Dell PowerEdge

Management

HP ProLiant Essentials Rapid Deployment Pack

provides out-of-the box, unattended OS deployment

scripts for Microsoft

Windows

and Linux

that

include post-OS deployment of drivers, firmware

and management agents. Deployment Solution for

Dell servers requires end users to import BIOS,

plug-and-play drivers and OS setup files for each

target server type to enable unattended server

deployments. Dell’s update packages and manage-

ment solutions must be downloaded outside of the

deployment solution installation process.

HP Systems Insight Manager and the ProLiant

Essentials Virtual Machine Management Pack

deliver comprehensive monitoring and control of

virtual and physical servers. Dell OpenManage

products control physical systems but do not allow

systems administrators to manage and control

VMWare and Microsoft virtual machines.

HP Systems Insight Manager and the ProLiant

Essentials Server Migration Pack allow system

administrators to migrate between physical and

virtual systems in minutes. Dell OpenManage

products have no comparable capabilities.

HP Systems Insight Manager and the ProLiant

Essentials Vulnerability and Patch Management

Pack consolidate Windows and Red Hat OS and

application security vulnerability scanning and

patching into a single offering. Dell OpenManage

IT Assistant provides no security vulnerability

scanning or OS and application patch deployment.

Altiris’s Patch Management Solution for Dell servers

can deploy patches, but it does not provide native

security vulnerability scanning capabilities.

HP Systems Insight Manager and the ProLiant

Essentials Performance Management Pack detect

and suggest resolution for performance

bottlenecks and suboptimal server configurations.

Dell OpenManage IT Assistant displays some

utilization statistics, but does not identify or

recommend solutions for server performance

bottleneck conditions.

HP Care Pack

HP Care Pack hardware support services provide

speedy access to HP technical specialists for

problem identification and resolution for ProLiant

servers, helping to increase equipment availability

and productivity with quality remote and onsite

support. This flexible service option enables a

choice from a range of response times, coverage

windows and service periods that meet customers’

specific requirements. For 13x5x4 hour and

24x7x4 hour cover, HP provides response for

onsite support within 4 hours of your call being

logged.

HP’s support services differ from Dell’s commitment

for response. Customers must wait for Dell to

complete a problem diagnosis before a 4-hour

response commitment to your call begins. It is Dell

controlling the response times, not you.

Information regarding Dell PowerEdge servers was obtained from HP and Dell specifications published at www.hp.com and www.dell.com and is

accurate as of October 15, 2005. This document is updated quarterly and is intended for distribution in the United States. Product comparisons are

based on like feature sets. Not all Dell PowerEdge products are represented in this poster. When referring to hard drive capacity, 1 GB = 1 billion

bytes; actual formatted capacity is less. This comparison is based on published specifications for the featured products.

Warranties: Certain restrictions and exclusions apply. Certain options are covered by a 1-year limited warranty. Consult the HP Product Information

Center at 1-800-345-1518 for details.

Pre-Failure Warranties: Available on most HP ProLiant server processors, memory, and SCSI hard drives. Certain restrictions and exclusions apply.

Consult the HP Product Information Center at 1-800-345-1518 for details.

warranties for HP products and services are set forth in the express warranty statements accompanying such products and services. Nothing herein

should be construed as constituting an additional warranty. HP shall not be liable for technical or editorial errors or omissions contained herein. Intel

and Xeon are trademarks or registered trademarks of Intel Corporation or its subsidiaries in the United States and other countries. Microsoft and

Windows are U.S. registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation. Printed in the United States.

4AA0-0198ENA rev. 1, October 2005

HP ProLiant servers offer what

Dell PowerEdge servers don’t.

Information in this document is obtained from www.dell.com and is updated

quarterly. Information is accurate as of October 15, 2005.

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