
Below are the relevant product numbers of cell board Instant Capacity:
Description
Description
Description
Description
Product Number
Product Number
Product Number
Product Number
Instant Capacity cell board (no cpu/memory included)
factory integration
field add-on
A9743A
A9913A
Instant Capacity cell board enablement
A9747A option 02A
Instant Capacity 2 GB memory (Integrity SD)
A9744A
Instant Capacity 2 GB memory enablement
A9748A option 02A
Instant Capacity 4 GB memory (Integrity SD)
A9745A
Instant Capacity 4 GB memory enablement
A9749A option 02A
Instant Capacity 8 GB memory (Integrity SD)
A9746A
Instant Capacity 8 GB memory enablement
A9750A option 02A
Temporay Instant Capacity
Temporay Instant Capacity
Temporay Instant Capacity
Temporay Instant Capacity
Temporary Capacity for Instant Capacity provides the customer the flexibility to temporarily activate an
Instant Capacity processor(s) for a 30-CPU day period. The program includes a temporary Operating
Environment (OE) license to use and temporary hardware/software support. The Instant Capacity
temporary capacity program enables customers to tap into processing potential for a fraction of the cost
of a full activation, to better match expenditures with actual usage requirements and to enjoy the benefits
of a true utility model in a capitalized version.
To order Instant Capacity temporary capacity on Superdome, A7067A must be ordered. For more
information on Instant Capacity, please refer to the appropriate section in this guide.
Windows Server 2003
Windows Server 2003
Windows Server 2003
Windows Server 2003
Superdome partitions running Windows Server 2003 Datacenter edition (64-bit) do not support CPU
Instant Capacity, cell board Instant Capacity and Instant Capacity temporary capacity at this time.
Red Hat RHEL AS 3 and SUSE SLES 9
Red Hat RHEL AS 3 and SUSE SLES 9
Red Hat RHEL AS 3 and SUSE SLES 9
Red Hat RHEL AS 3 and SUSE SLES 9
Superdome partitions running Red Hat or SUSE do not support CPU Instant Capacity, cell board Instant
Capacity and Instant Capacity temporary capacity.
Utility or Pay-per-Use Program
Utility or Pay-per-Use Program
Utility or Pay-per-Use Program
Utility or Pay-per-Use Program
HP Utility Pricing allows financial decisions on investments to be postponed until sufficient information is
available. It allows customers to align their costs with revenues, thereby allowing customers to transition
from fixed to variable cost structures. This more flexible approach allows customers to size their compute
capacity consistent with incoming revenues and Service Level Objectives. HP Utility Pricing encompasses
just-in- time purchased capacity, pay-per-forecast based on planned usage, as well as pay-per-use via
metered usage. All offerings are industry leading performance solutions to our customers.
Customers are able to pay for what they use with this new processing paradigm. The usage payments are
comprised of both fixed and variable amounts, with the latter based on average monthly CPU usage.
Additionally, with HP retaining ownership of the server, technology obsolescence and underutilized
processing assets are no longer a customer concern. This is the cornerstone of HP's pay-as-you-go Utility
Pricing. Customers will be able to benefit from their servers as a "compute utility". Customers will choose
when to apply additional CPU capacity and will only be charged when the additional processing power is
utilized. Real-life examples of processing profiles that benefit from Pay per Use are season spikes and
month-end financial closings.
The utility program is mutually exclusive
mutually exclusive
mutually exclusive
mutually exclusive with Instant Capacity. In order to take part in this program, the
utility metering agent (T1322AA) must be ordered.
QuickSpecs
HP Integrity Superdome Servers 16-socket, 32-socket,
HP Integrity Superdome Servers 16-socket, 32-socket,
HP Integrity Superdome Servers 16-socket, 32-socket,
HP Integrity Superdome Servers 16-socket, 32-socket,
and 64-socket
and 64-socket
and 64-socket
and 64-socket
Configuration
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