401415-B21 HP 8-Bays SAS SFF DA Only with Back Plane Board for Proliant Server | Refurbished

The 401415-B21 HP 8-Bays SAS SFF DA Only with Back Plane Board is designed to be compatible with certain HP ProLiant servers. This means that it can be used with specific models of HP ProLiant servers that have been tested and validated to work with this drive array.

It is recommended to check the compatibility of the drive array with the specific HP ProLiant server model before purchasing and installing it. This can usually be done by checking the server’s technical specifications or consulting with HP support.

It is also worth noting that the compatibility might be limited to specific firmware versions and hardware configurations of the server, so it is important to double check the compatibility with the server you have.

Additionally, the backplane board and drive array might have specific requirements regarding power, cooling and other environmental factors, so it is important to make sure that the server’s infrastructure can support the new drive array.

• 8-bay SAS Small Form Factor (SFF) drive array
• DA (Drive Array) only with backplane board
• Compatible with HP ProLiant Servers
• SAS interface
• Support for 2.5-inch SAS or SATA hard drives
• Hot-swap drive capability
• RAID support (depending on server configuration)
• Dimensions: 3.5 x 17.5 x 26.5 inches (8.9 x 44.5 x 67.3 cm)
• Weight: 17.64 lb (8 kg)

Installation and Setup

Installing and setting up the 401415-B21 HP 8-Bays SAS SFF DA Only with Back Plane Board for a Proliant Server can involve several steps, depending on the specific server model and configuration.

Here is a general overview of the process:

1. Verify compatibility: Make sure that the drive array is compatible with the specific HP ProLiant server model and that the server’s firmware and hardware configurations are compatible with the drive array.
2. Prepare the server: Power off the server and disconnect all cables. Remove the cover to access the internal components.
3. Install the backplane board: Insert the backplane board into the server’s drive bay, making sure that it is securely connected to the server’s motherboard.
4. Insert the drives: Carefully insert the SAS or SATA hard drives into the drive bays, making sure that they are properly seated and connected to the backplane board.
5. Connect cables: Connect the necessary cables, such as power and data cables, to the drives and the server.
6. Replace the cover: Replace the cover and reconnect all cables.
7. Power on the server: Power on the server and boot it up.
8. Configure RAID: Configure the RAID settings using the server’s BIOS or management software, if desired.
9. Install the OS and drivers: Install the operating system and necessary drivers for the drive array.

It is important to follow the proper installation and setup procedures provided by the server’s documentation and any additional information provided by HP support, as well as to consult with a qualified technician if you are unsure of the process.

It is also recommended to keep the server’s firmware and drivers up to date to avoid compatibility issues with the drive array.