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ProLiant BL40p
All Models
ProLiant BL20p
G2 (2.8GHz+)
(1.4GHz)
ProLiant BL10e
All Models
ProLiant DL580
G2 (1400MHz+)
(700-900MHz)
ProLiant DL560
(1.5GHz+)
ProLiant DL380
G3 (2.4GHz+)
G2 (1133-1400MHz)
(667-1000MHz)
ProLiant DL360
G3 (2.4GHz+)
G2 (1.4GHz)
(550-1266MHz)
ProLiant DL320
G2 (2.26GHz+)
(800-1.53GHz)
ProLiant ML570
G2 (1.4GHz+)
(667-1000MHz)
ProLiant ML530
G2 (2.4GHz+)
(667-1000MHz)
ProLiant ML370
G3 (2.4GHz+)
G2 (1133-1400MHz)
(667-1000MHz)
ProLiant ML350
G3 (2.0GHz+)
G2 (1133-1400MHz )
(667-1000MHz)
ProLiant ML330e
All Models
ProLiant ML330
G3 (2.4GHz+)
G2 (1000MHz)
(667-999MHz)
ProLiant ML310
All Models
ProLiant 8500
All Models
ProLiant 8000
All Models
ProLiant Support Pack for Red Hat Linux 8.0
ProLiant Support Pack for Red Hat Linux 8.0
ProLiant Support Pack for Red Hat Linux 8.0
ProLiant Support Pack for Red Hat Linux 8.0
ProLiant Support Pack for Red Hat Linux 8.0
ProLiant Support Pack for Red Hat Linux 8.0
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Obtain the Linux PSP by either downloading it from the www.hp.com website or using the latest SmartStart CD (SS 6.30 or later).
The Linux PSP, including all RPMs, XML files, shell scripts, and the hppldu tarball, must be copied to the Linux target server from either an administrative workstation or another server before it is deployed. After the software is on the target server, the installation can be driven from either a terminal window on the target server or a ssh connection to the target server. The GTK interface is network aware, so the interface will display on remote X terminals if the required GTK libraries and the local DISPLAY environment variable are configured appropriately.
Use the ./install.sh shell script to install via a graphical interface.
Use the ./install.sh shell script with the --nui command-line option to install on a terminal window.
Use the ./install.sh shell script with the --silent command-line option to install silently.Please refer to the HP ProLiant Support Pack and Deployment Utilities User Guide for more information on how to use the Linux Deployment Utility and the Linux ProLiant Support Pack.]]>
Obtain the Linux PSP by either downloading it from the www.hp.com website or using the latest SmartStart CD (SS 6.30 or later).
The Linux PSP, including all RPMs, XML files, shell scripts, and the hppldu tarball, must be copied to the Linux target server from either an administrative workstation or another server before it is deployed. After the software is on the target server, the installation can be driven from either a terminal window on the target server or a ssh connection to the target server. The GTK interface is network aware, so the interface will display on remote X terminals if the required GTK libraries and the local DISPLAY environment variable are configured appropriately.
Use the ./install.sh shell script to install via a graphical interface.
Use the ./install.sh shell script with the --nui command-line option to install on a terminal window.
Use the ./install.sh shell script with the --silent command-line option to install silently.Please refer to the HP ProLiant Support Pack and Deployment Utilities User Guide for more information on how to use the Linux Deployment Utility and the Linux ProLiant Support Pack.]]>
Obtain the Linux PSP by either downloading it from the www.hp.com website or using the latest SmartStart CD (SS 6.30 or later).
The Linux PSP, including all RPMs, XML files, shell scripts, and the hppldu tarball, must be copied to the Linux target server from either an administrative workstation or another server before it is deployed. After the software is on the target server, the installation can be driven from either a terminal window on the target server or a ssh connection to the target server. The GTK interface is network aware, so the interface will display on remote X terminals if the required GTK libraries and the local DISPLAY environment variable are configured appropriately.
Use the ./install.sh shell script to install via a graphical interface.
Use the ./install.sh shell script with the --nui command-line option to install on a terminal window.
Use the ./install.sh shell script with the --silent command-line option to install silently.Please refer to the HP ProLiant Support Pack and Deployment Utilities User Guide for more information on how to use the Linux Deployment Utility and the Linux ProLiant Support Pack.]]>
Obtain the Linux PSP by either downloading it from the www.hp.com website or using the latest SmartStart CD (SS 6.30 or later).
The Linux PSP, including all RPMs, XML files, shell scripts, and the hppldu tarball, must be copied to the Linux target server from either an administrative workstation or another server before it is deployed. After the software is on the target server, the installation can be driven from either a terminal window on the target server or a ssh connection to the target server. The GTK interface is network aware, so the interface will display on remote X terminals if the required GTK libraries and the local DISPLAY environment variable are configured appropriately.
Use the ./install.sh shell script to install via a graphical interface.
Use the ./install.sh shell script with the --nui command-line option to install on a terminal window.
Use the ./install.sh shell script with the --silent command-line option to install silently.Please refer to the HP ProLiant Support Pack and Deployment Utilities User Guide for more information on how to use the Linux Deployment Utility and the Linux ProLiant Support Pack.]]>
Obtain the Linux PSP by either downloading it from the www.hp.com website or using the latest SmartStart CD (SS 6.30 or later).
The Linux PSP, including all RPMs, XML files, shell scripts, and the hppldu tarball, must be copied to the Linux target server from either an administrative workstation or another server before it is deployed. After the software is on the target server, the installation can be driven from either a terminal window on the target server or a ssh connection to the target server. The GTK interface is network aware, so the interface will display on remote X terminals if the required GTK libraries and the local DISPLAY environment variable are configured appropriately.
Use the ./install.sh shell script to install via a graphical interface.
Use the ./install.sh shell script with the --nui command-line option to install on a terminal window.
Use the ./install.sh shell script with the --silent command-line option to install silently.Please refer to the HP ProLiant Support Pack and Deployment Utilities User Guide for more information on how to use the Linux Deployment Utility and the Linux ProLiant Support Pack.]]>
Obtain the Linux PSP by either downloading it from the www.hp.com website or using the latest SmartStart CD (SS 6.30 or later).
The Linux PSP, including all RPMs, XML files, shell scripts, and the hppldu tarball, must be copied to the Linux target server from either an administrative workstation or another server before it is deployed. After the software is on the target server, the installation can be driven from either a terminal window on the target server or a ssh connection to the target server. The GTK interface is network aware, so the interface will display on remote X terminals if the required GTK libraries and the local DISPLAY environment variable are configured appropriately.
Use the ./install.sh shell script to install via a graphical interface.
Use the ./install.sh shell script with the --nui command-line option to install on a terminal window.
Use the ./install.sh shell script with the --silent command-line option to install silently.Please refer to the HP ProLiant Support Pack and Deployment Utilities User Guide for more information on how to use the Linux Deployment Utility and the Linux ProLiant Support Pack.]]>
Important Security Information
Security advisories recently published by the OpenSSL project (http://www.openssl.org/ ) have indicated the existence of potential security vulnerabilities within the OpenSSL code. The OpenSSL project is working on fixes, but verified fixes were not available at the time of the release of the 6.3 SmartStart and Management CDs. HP strongly recommends that you check the following website for updates on the availability of fixes and the procedures for applying them before installing any products from this support pack: http://www.hp.com/servers/manage
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Important Security Information
Security advisories recently published by the OpenSSL project (http://www.openssl.org/ ) have indicated the existence of potential security vulnerabilities within the OpenSSL code. The OpenSSL project is working on fixes, but verified fixes were not available at the time of the release of the 6.3 SmartStart and Management CDs. HP strongly recommends that you check the following website for updates on the availability of fixes and the procedures for applying them before installing any products from this support pack: http://www.hp.com/servers/manage
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Important Security Information
Security advisories recently published by the OpenSSL project (http://www.openssl.org/ ) have indicated the existence of potential security vulnerabilities within the OpenSSL code. The OpenSSL project is working on fixes, but verified fixes were not available at the time of the release of the 6.3 SmartStart and Management CDs. HP strongly recommends that you check the following website for updates on the availability of fixes and the procedures for applying them before installing any products from this support pack: http://www.hp.com/servers/manage
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Important Security Information
Security advisories recently published by the OpenSSL project (http://www.openssl.org/ ) have indicated the existence of potential security vulnerabilities within the OpenSSL code. The OpenSSL project is working on fixes, but verified fixes were not available at the time of the release of the 6.3 SmartStart and Management CDs. HP strongly recommends that you check the following website for updates on the availability of fixes and the procedures for applying them before installing any products from this support pack: http://www.hp.com/servers/manage
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Important Security Information
Security advisories recently published by the OpenSSL project (http://www.openssl.org/ ) have indicated the existence of potential security vulnerabilities within the OpenSSL code. The OpenSSL project is working on fixes, but verified fixes were not available at the time of the release of the 6.3 SmartStart and Management CDs. HP strongly recommends that you check the following website for updates on the availability of fixes and the procedures for applying them before installing any products from this support pack: http://www.hp.com/servers/manage
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Important Security Information
Security advisories recently published by the OpenSSL project (http://www.openssl.org/ ) have indicated the existence of potential security vulnerabilities within the OpenSSL code. The OpenSSL project is working on fixes, but verified fixes were not available at the time of the release of the 6.3 SmartStart and Management CDs. HP strongly recommends that you check the following website for updates on the availability of fixes and the procedures for applying them before installing any products from this support pack: http://www.hp.com/servers/manage
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cpq_cciss_RedHat80-2.4.44-2.i386.rpm
cpq_cpqarray_RedHat80-2.4.25-2.i386.rpm
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bcm5700-6.0.2a-1.src.rpm
cmanic-6.30.0-4.i686.rpm
cmastor-6.30.0-9.i386.rpm