• UUID
• serial number
The System Information Parameters are stored in nonvolatile memory onboard the Blade Link and server
blades. The System Information Parameters can be viewed from the iLO 3 MP interface Command Menu
prompt by entering
sysset
.
[ilo002264fed1da] CM:hpiLO-> sysset
SYSSET
Current System Information Parameters:
Manufacturer : HP
product name (prodname) : Integrity BL860c i4
Secondary Product Name : Integrity BL860c i4
Product Number (prodnum) : AM377A
Secondary Product Number : AM377A
Serial number (serial) : SGH2101LRY
Secondary serial number : SGH2101LRY
UUID (uuid) : 59F30FC7-8A4A-11E1-AF3F-DC6163A31240
Secondary UUID : 59F30FC7-8A4A-11E1-AF3F-DC6163A31240
Product ID : 0x711
There are two sets of parameters shown:
• Primary values are stored on the Blade Link.
• Secondary values are those stored on the server blades.
When an existing blade server is upgraded, the system must retain the existing UUID and Serial Number,
but the Product Name and Product Number will need to be changed to reflect the upgraded server type.
The Upgrade Blade Link will come already installed with a Product Name and Number which reflects the
upgrade configuration. This information will need to be copied to the server blades, and the UUID and
Serial Number of the server blades will need to be copied to the Upgrade Blade Link. This exchange of
System Information Parameters is executed by firmware but it's started by the user entering the
sysset
command.
The server UUID, serial number, and product number are printed on the label carrier card behind the
Blade Link trapdoor which is described in
on page 130. The Upgrade Blade Link does not
ship with a label carrier card, but has a trap door for one. It also has a Field Upgrade Only label on the
front bezel which contains a peel-off sticker with the new Product Number.
Operating System Licenses
HP-UX requires a License to Use (LTU) for each processor (socket) installed in a server and HP-UX uses
tiered licensing levels based on the maximum processor socket count of the server it runs on. The tier
level will rise when the upgraded server contains more sockets than the original Monarch Server. The
“tiers” map to the blade servers as follows:
• BL860c i4 – 2 Socket Tier
• BL870c i4 – 4 Socket Tier
• BL890c i4 – 8 Socket Tier
LTUs must be purchased for each processor (socket) installed in the upgraded server at the tier level of
the upgraded server type for the installed HP-UX OE. Your Hewlett Packard Enterprise sales
representative must be contacted to get these new licenses. Full credit will be received when the original
Monarch Server licenses are surrendered. The credit will reflect the current purchase price of the original
licenses, not the original purchase price.
For more information contact your Hewlett Packard Enterprise sales representative. Hewlett Packard
Enterprise sales can also be contacted at
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