Can I lookup server system specs by serial number?

[SilvertipIT]

Trying to find information about an old system I am taking over.  I would like to get information like the system specs and maybe some diagrams.

Regards,

CS

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[srlg]

no ,  don't think

[Keith Boddy]

Hi there,

I don't think so with the serial number.  But, if you get the server Model (ml350g4, ml150g2, etc) and maybe have a part number (123456-001), you could check the 'quickspecs' for the model info, which will list all the options for the server at that time - and if you're lucky maybe a SmartBuy model number that at least includes a few specific things included in that specific 'package'.

Regardless, the quickspecs would be the way to go.  Google the model number (ml350 g4) followed by quickspecs and you're sure to get results fast.

K

[Alt-WN]

Does anybody have quickspecs or any feature description of my model from ProLiant ML150 G6 family:

ProductNo: 470065-301 ?

The available QuickSpecs contain only models 466133-xx1, 466132-xx1, 466131-xx1.

Thanks.

[Derek Balling]

No, and this is one area where HP could *really* take a cue from Dell.

If I've got the Dell serial number, I can go to their web site, and it'll give me the "as-shipped" specs for that box, including any/all options and customizations made to it on the factory floor.

Doesn't seem like it should be all that hard for HP to do that, especially since they already keep track of that information in a database for support-verification purposes.

[Rex Easter]

Try this site.

https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/wc/public/home

[Marcsherman]

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[SONJA123]

CAN I LOOKUP SERVER SPECS BY SERIAL NUMBER.        Can I

[marc756]

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@Derek Balling wrote:

No, and this is one area where HP could *really* take a cue from Dell.

If I've got the Dell serial number, I can go to their web site, and it'll give me the "as-shipped" specs for that box, including any/all options and customizations made to it on the factory floor.

Doesn't seem like it should be all that hard for HP to do that, especially since they already keep track of that information in a database for support-verification purposes.

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This is something that annoys me for years.

@HP: It won't be a big deal for you to get this feature implemented since the information about all the servers is already available. Please get this done.

[Torsten.]

Use http://partsurfer.hpe.com and type in the serial, this gives you the BOM list.

[Breakthrough_21]

Thank You! Hey, hpe, why is this so hard? 

It should be a one-click link from your support page.

[John Gerland]

Is there a new link to this? Getting a 404 error.

[John Gerland]

Needs to be specified as https://partsurfer.hpe.com