HP OneView - Manual (Page 82)

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The appliance does not support the filtering of resources, such as server hardware, based on
physical location (data center name). To enable filtering by data center name, choose a
naming convention that includes the data center name in the resource name.
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The appliance supports the filtering of resources by model, so you can search for server
hardware without having to include the model number in the name.
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The appliance provides default names for many resources. For example:
Enclosures are assigned the name Encln, where n is a number that is incremented by
1 as each enclosure is added. ◦
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enclosure_name-LI is the default name of a logical interconnect, where
enclosure_name is the name of the enclosure.
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Datacenter 1 is the name assigned to the data center when you initialize the appliance.
◦ Server hardware types are assigned names based on the server model, such as BL460c
Gen8 1
. If you select a server hardware type as a standard, you can choose to rename
that server hardware type to include the word Standard or some other identifier to help
administrators quickly determine the correct server hardware type to choose.
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You can create shorter names by using abbreviations for resources. For example:
Typical abbreviations Resource name
Encl Enclosure
EG, Group Enclosure group
LI Logical interconnect
LIG Logical interconnect group
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For more information about the search capabilities of the appliance, see “Search resources”
(page 67) .
7.5 Planning the appliance configuration
7.5.1 Appliance VM and host requirements
HP OneView is delivered as a virtual appliance running on a VMware vSphere Hypervisor VM
(virtual machine).
IMPORTANT: HP OneView cannot import existing VC (HP Virtual Connect) domain configurations,
so do not select a host system located in an enclosure that you plan to manage with HP OneView.
You can, however, select a host system located on an HP ProLiant DL rack mount server that you
plan to manage with HP OneView.
The VM host must be able to support a VM with the following minimum requirements:
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VMware vSphere Hypervisor 5.0 or 5.1.
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Two 2 GHz virtual CPUs.
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10 GB of memory dedicated to the appliance.
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160 GB of thick-provisioned disk space.
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