HPE ProLiant DL380 Gen10 Server (779606)

Usage Area

The HPE ProLiant DL380 Gen10 (P24842-B21) is designed for deployment in enterprise data centers and server rooms as a 2U rack-mounted platform. It is suited for virtualization workloads, large-scale data processing, application hosting, and environments requiring high availability. The server supports dual-socket configurations and is intended for organizations that need reliable, scalable compute resources in dense rack deployments.

Construction Features

• 2U rack form factor with tool-less access to internal components for simplified maintenance.
• Supports up to 24 SFF drive bays in the primary configuration, with an additional 6 SFF bays for expansion (8/24+6up).
• Integrated HPE P408i-a Smart Array controller with 2GB Flash-Backed Write Cache (FBWC) for hardware RAID management.
• Four hot-swappable HPE fans for redundant cooling in high-density configurations.
• Includes Easy Install Rail Kit (EasyRK) with Cable Management Arm (CMA) for standardized rack deployment.
• Ships without optical drive (noDVD) and with flexible LOM (FLR) slot for 4x 1Gb Ethernet connectivity.

Technical Parameters

• Processor: Intel Xeon Silver 4214R, 12 cores, 2.4 GHz base frequency, 16.5 MB cache
• Memory: 32 GB DDR4 Registered DIMM, 2933 MT/s (supports up to 1.5 TB total)
• Storage Controller: HPE P408i-a FBWC (2 GB, RAID 0/1/10/5/50/6/60)
• Drive Bays: No HDD included; supports 8/24 SFF bays plus 6 additional SFF bays (SFF)
• Power Supply: 1x 800W Platinum hot-plug power supply (supports 2 units for redundancy)
• Network: 4x 1Gb Ethernet via FLR (FlexibleLOM) adapter
• Management: HPE iLO Standard (integrated Lights-Out)

Standards & Certification

The server is compliant with industry-standard rack mounting specifications and is certified for operation in enterprise IT environments. It supports standard AC power input and meets HPE’s internal reliability and thermal design guidelines for 24/7 operation. The system is designed to align with common data center power and cooling standards, ensuring interoperability with existing infrastructure.