HP SL160Z Industry Standard, Compliance, Security Trusted, Platform Module, UPS and PDU Power

QuickSpecs

HP ProLiant SL160z Generation 6 (G6)

Standard Features

Industry Standard	ACPI V2.0 Compliant
Compliance	PCI 2.2 Compliant
	PXE Support
	WOL Support
	Microsoft® Logo certifications
	IPMI 2.0
	DCMI 1.0
	SMASH CLP compliant
Security	Power-on password
	Setup password
	Diskette boot control
	Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)
	Secure Shell (SSH)
Security - Trusted	The TPM (Trusted Platform Module) is a microcontroller chip that can securely store artifacts used
Platform Module	to authenticate the server platform. These artifacts can include passwords, certificates and
	encryption keys. Windows® BitLocker™ Drive Encryption (BitLocker) is a data protection feature
	available in Windows Server® 2008. BitLocker leverages the enhanced security capabilities of a
	Trusted Platform Module (TPM) version 1.2. The TPM works with BitLocker to help protect user
	data and to ensure that a server running Windows Server 2008 has not been tampered with while
	the system was offline.
	NOTE: For more information about TPM, including a white paper, go to:
	http://www.hp.com/go/TPM
	NOTE: ProLiant OS pre-installed units will come with the partition required for TPM deployment.
	NOTE: The TPM key is unique to every TPM deployed server and must be retained. Misplacing or
	losing the key could result in data loss.
Server Power Cords	One 6' Highline (IEC-IEC) power cord ships standard
	NOTE: HP ProLiant DL servers no longer ship standard with NEMA power cords (163719-002)
	that allow connection to 110V US wall outlets in a home or office. ProLiant DL servers are
	primarily connected to PDU's in data center racks so they now ship standard with only a PDU
	power cord (416151-B21). If a user wishes to power a ProLiant DL server using a 110V receptacle
	(NEMA-15), the NEMA power cord (227099-001) must be ordered separately.
	If customers require a local power cord, they can check the power cord matrix for the appropriate
	cord. Please see the following power cord matrix: http://www.hp.com/go/powercordmatrix.
UPS and PDU Power	Please see the UPS and PDU cable matrix's on the HP Power Protection and Management page.
Cord Matrix	Under Power Cords, click on the "HP Power Cord Matrix" link. That link will list cable descriptions,
	requirements, and specifications for UPS and PDU units. Please see the following link:
	www.hp.com/products/powercords.

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