HP OneView 1.05 Support Matrix Abstract This document lists the minimum hardware, firmware, and software requirements for installing and using HP OneView.
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Contents 1 Appliance requirements...............................................................................4 1.1 Appliance VM and host requirements.....................................................................................4 1.1.1 Planning for high availability..........................................................................................4 1.2 Firmware requirements.........................................................................................................4 1.2.
1 Appliance requirements 1.1 Appliance VM and host requirements HP OneView is delivered as a virtual appliance running on a VMware vSphere Hypervisor VM (virtual machine). IMPORTANT: HP OneView cannot import existing VC (HP Virtual Connect) domain configurations, so do not select a host system located in an enclosure that you plan to manage with HP OneView. You can, however, select a host system located on an HP ProLiant DL rack mount server that you plan to manage with HP OneView.
1.2.2 Minimum firmware requirements Ensure that the devices you plan to manage have the following minimum firmware versions before you add them to the appliance. Table 1 Minimum firmware requirements to add device Device Firmware version HP Virtual Connect 3.15 HP BladeSystem Onboard Administrator 3.00 HP Integrated Lights-Out 4 1.01 HP Integrated Lights-Out 3 1.20 Firmware considerations for HP Virtual Connect modules • HP OneView supports only the HP Virtual Connect firmware versions 3.
1.3 Supported web browsers and versions The following web browsers have been tested and qualified for use with HP OneView. • Microsoft Internet Explorer Version 9, 10, and 11 • Mozilla Firefox Version 26 • Mozilla Firefox ESR (Extended Support Release) Version 24.x • Google Chrome Version 32 IMPORTANT: HP makes every effort to support newer versions of and updates to supported web browsers. However, newer versions do not always work as expected.
2 Supported hardware 2.1 HP ProLiant BL server blades Table 3 HP ProLiant BL server blades Model G7 Gen8 ✓ BL420c BL460c ✓ ✓ BL465c ✓ ✓ BL490c ✓ BL620c ✓ ✓ BL660c BL685c ✓ 2.2 HP ProLiant DL rack mount servers Table 4 HP ProLiant DL rack mount servers Model G7 Gen8 DL160 ✓ DL320e ✓ DL320e v2 ✓ DL360e ✓ DL360p ✓ DL380e ✓ DL380p ✓ DL385p ✓ DL560 ✓ DL580 ✓ 2.
connected to an unmanaged interconnect module). The appliance reports the existence of the adapter on the Server Hardware screen or on the Server Hardware Types screen in the UI. 2.
2.6 Networking LOM and mezzanine cards If an adapter that is not fully supported exists in a server, the adapter is not actively managed by the appliance; this state is referred to as unmanaged support. The adapter might still be usable depending on the model and what it is connected to (for example, an interconnect module). The appliance reports the existence of the adapter on the Server Hardware screen or on the Server Hardware Types screen in the appliance UI. 2.6.
Table 6 Supported LOM (LAN on motherboard) cards for HP ProLiant BL server blades (continued) Device Full support HP FlexFabric 10Gb Dual Port NC551i Converged Network Adapter ✓ HP FlexFabric 10Gb Dual Port NC553i Converged Network Adapter ✓ 1 Unmanaged support1 Unmanaged support means that the device can exist in the enclosure and function as-is, but it is not managed by HP OneView. 2.
2.8 FLB or Mezzanine card–VC module configurations HP OneView supports network connectivity through the following FLB (Flexible LOM for blades) or mezzanine card–HP Virtual Connect module configurations.
3 Configuration maximums 3.1 Allocated IDs Table 9 Allocated ID configuration maximums Resource Maximum MAC range 17,760 WWN range 7,680 Virtual SN (serial number) range 640 3.2 Appliance Table 10 Appliance configuration maximums Resource Maximum Firmware bundles 12 GB (approximately 4 bundles) Concurrent users 5 3.
3.4 Enclosures Table 12 Enclosure configuration maximums Resource Maximum Enclosures 40 Enclosure groups 40 Interconnects 160 3.5 Network sets Table 13 Network set configuration maximums Resource Total number of network sets Networks per network set Maximum 1,000 162 Connection types 1,064 Logical downlinks 320 Logical interconnect groups 40 Logical interconnects 40 Logical uplinks per logical interconnect 80 Total number of logical uplinks Interconnect types 3,200 4 3.
3.7 Power and facilities Table 15 Power and facility configuration maximums Resource Data centers Racks Maximum 10 640 PDDs (power delivery devices) 2,400 Unmanaged devices 10,000 iPDUs 2,560 iPDU components (load segments and outlets) 76,800 Branch circuits 2,560 Breaker panels 64 Power feeds 32 3.
4 Support and other resources The information provided here describes how to contact HP, obtain software updates, submit feedback on documentation, and locate links to HP OneView websites and other related HP products. 4.
4.4.2 Using your software technical support and update service Once registered, you receive a service contract in the mail containing the customer service phone number and your Service Agreement Identifier (SAID). You need the SAID when you phone for technical support. 4.4.3 Obtaining HP OneView software and firmware updates See http://www.hp.com/go/oneviewupdates to obtain HP OneView software updates and product-specific firmware bundles. 4.4.
For UI and REST API help In your email message, include the section title where the content is located along with the product name, product version, help edition, and publication date located on the page. For user guides and other manuals In your email message, include the document title, edition, publication date, and document part number located on the front cover. Any other information you can provide, such as a section title or page number, is also helpful. 4.
