ProLiant DL servers are reliable, flexible and true to their Compaq DNA
September 19, 2020
ProLiant DL servers are reliable, flexible and true to their Compaq DNA
Score 10 out of 10
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Verified User
Overall Satisfaction with HPE ProLiant DL
ProLiant Servers are very flexible and easy to deploy. They are used primarily as virtualization hosts to achieve high-density compute clusters and lower TCO. In the case of my organization, they are used by all departments for back-end services, development, file sharing, directory authentication services, backup, management, etc. The ability to remotely deploy and administer them makes them very powerful. No need to visit the datacenter if one or more needs to be rebuilt, you remote in via iLO (Integrated Lights Out), which is a bare metal remote access technology that allows one to manage a crashed server, perform diagnostics, or install an operating system remotely and virtually.
- They are very reliable.
- They are very well designed.
- They are very modular and use hot swappable parts.
- They are cost effective.
- iLO can be improved with faster co processors.
- Lower costs on some of the internal add-ons/hardware components.
- Improved customer service.
- Longer warranties given reliability track.
- Saved costs due to reliability.
- Improved response times due to ease of remote management.
While Cisco and Dell make fine servers, the Compaq pedigree of HP ProLiant servers is in their DNA and one can see that by just opening one. The internal design is very well thought out and the modularity is unrivaled. While Dell may be cheaper for enterprise servers, one should not skimp on quality.
Do you think HPE ProLiant DL delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with HPE ProLiant DL's feature set?
Yes
Did HPE ProLiant DL live up to sales and marketing promises?
Yes
Did implementation of HPE ProLiant DL go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy HPE ProLiant DL again?
Yes