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Hello Isltt<br />
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I can give you all the info you want on the HP Blades but can you specify which blade you are talking about?<br />
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BL20p, BL20p G2 or the BL20p G3
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Hello Isltt

I can give you all the info you want on the HP Blades but can you specify which blade you are talking about?

BL20p, BL20p G2 or the BL20p G3

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I have to purchase some servers and considering the IBM and HP server blades.<br />
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Any comments on these two server brands would be appreciated. The IBM model is the IBM ECentre with HS20 xeon EM64T blade processors and DS400 SAN compared to the HP BL20p.<br />
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I.m looking at issues such as reliability, redundancy or known bugs/problems associated with these units. Any advice for maximum (cost not an issue) redundancy would be appreciated eg duplex controllers on san with quad fibre connection, etc<br />
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I have to purchase some servers and considering the IBM and HP server blades.

Any comments on these two server brands would be appreciated. The IBM model is the IBM ECentre with HS20 xeon EM64T blade processors and DS400 SAN compared to the HP BL20p.

I.m looking at issues such as reliability, redundancy or known bugs/problems associated with these units. Any advice for maximum (cost not an issue) redundancy would be appreciated eg duplex controllers on san with quad fibre connection, etc



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