Naming Conventions of HP Server

[Abhijit P.]

Dear All,

I want to know how are the NAming conventions of HP Servers given.
Ex : RP3440 What does each No denotes.

Thanks in Advance

Abhijit.

[Sivakumar TS]

Dear Abhijith,

RP --> indicates PA RISC server

RX --> indicates IA64 (itanium) server

With Regards,

Siva.

[RAC_1]

RP series of servers are PA-RISC servers. PA_RISC is developed by HP)
RX series for itanium servers. Itanium arctiecture was devloped by Intel and HP.

[Arunvijai_4]

Hi Abhijit,

RP xxxx --> RP specifies it is PA-RISC architecture.

RX xxxx --> Itanium Architecture.

xxxx --> model number of the server.

-Arun

[Abhijit P.]

RP and RX I know but I want to know the conventions of Nos.

regards,
Abhijit

[Rajesh SB · Accepted solution]

Hi Abhijit,

You can find the complete details on naming convention of HP Servers in the attached PPT.

Hope this will clears all your doubts.

Cheers,
Rajesh

[Abhijit P.]

Thanks very much Rajesh ...

The idea is clear now...

Regards,
Abhijit

[Ted Buis]

For the rp4440.
The 1st character, r, was supposed to be for rack optimized.
The 2nd character, p, was supposed to be for pa-risc (x for Itanium).
The 3rd character, 4, was server class designation (larger # for larger systems).
The 4th character, 4, was for pa-risc (6 for Itanium, yes this is redundant)
The 5th and sixth character for a model within a class. So far, the sixth character has always been zero.
And then there is Superdome and Integrity Superdome that don't follow this at all.

[Gerry Xie_1]

Dear Abhijit,

In my company, uname -a shows the following info.:

HP-UX B.11.11 U 9000/800 unlimited-user license

what is this server belongs to -- Itanium or RISC or others (what) ??

Thanks very much if you can answer.
Sincerely
Gerry

[Torsten.]

@Gerry,

this is a PA-Risc system (indicated by "9000").
Better to use "model".

If you see "ia64" - this is Integrity, e.g.

ia64 hp superdome server SD16B