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10-28-2003 04:55 AM
10-28-2003 04:55 AM
upgrade L1000 to L2000
Hi there
We have L1000 server bought Two year ago from HP, Still in warranty. I need to upgrade my L1000 to L2000 with Two-550MHz CPU. Can some body suggest me how I should proceed with that, what hardware I need to buy for that? Our var told me I need to buy Back plane (A5191B), Two 550MHz CPU to upgrade. If I change that do I need to reinstall my operating system again? Any suggestion will be greatly appreciated.
We have L1000 server bought Two year ago from HP, Still in warranty. I need to upgrade my L1000 to L2000 with Two-550MHz CPU. Can some body suggest me how I should proceed with that, what hardware I need to buy for that? Our var told me I need to buy Back plane (A5191B), Two 550MHz CPU to upgrade. If I change that do I need to reinstall my operating system again? Any suggestion will be greatly appreciated.
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10-28-2003 06:36 AM
10-28-2003 06:36 AM
Re: upgrade L1000 to L2000
What CPUs do you have now?
The L1000 to L2000 is a backplane swap as stated. if you want your system to continue to be under support/warranty, then you'll need to have HP upgrade the system.
The L1000 & L2000 use the same CPUs, so if you already have 540MHz CPUs, then you don't need new CPUs.
You shouldn't have to reinstall your O/S, but you never know, you may have some weird problems after the upgrade. DEFINITELY DO A IGNITE TAPE AND FULL BACKUP BEFORE THE UPGRADE! (as i'm sure you already plan to do.)
Also, A cheaper alternative may be to upgrade and just buy 2 more CPUs of the same speed you already have (as the L2000 can go to 4-way)
Finally, The link to the upgrade guide for the L-class:
http://docs.hp.com/hpux/onlinedocs/A5191-96020/A5191-96020.html
(Just in case you want to do it yourself)
-Josh
The L1000 to L2000 is a backplane swap as stated. if you want your system to continue to be under support/warranty, then you'll need to have HP upgrade the system.
The L1000 & L2000 use the same CPUs, so if you already have 540MHz CPUs, then you don't need new CPUs.
You shouldn't have to reinstall your O/S, but you never know, you may have some weird problems after the upgrade. DEFINITELY DO A IGNITE TAPE AND FULL BACKUP BEFORE THE UPGRADE! (as i'm sure you already plan to do.)
Also, A cheaper alternative may be to upgrade and just buy 2 more CPUs of the same speed you already have (as the L2000 can go to 4-way)
Finally, The link to the upgrade guide for the L-class:
http://docs.hp.com/hpux/onlinedocs/A5191-96020/A5191-96020.html
(Just in case you want to do it yourself)
-Josh
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10-28-2003 01:54 PM
10-28-2003 01:54 PM
Re: upgrade L1000 to L2000
It might be cheaper to buy an L2000 from an HP certified third-party, and use Ignite to recover the system to it. You can get the L2000's pretty cheap now.
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