Recently, I decided to extend my home lab and bought a HP ML 110 G6 server. I have been working with VMware products for many years.
#HP PROLIANT ML110 G6 USB BOOT INSTALL#
In case you have VMware ESXi already installed, you can also determine the CPU type from the vSphere Client, under Configuration.Ĭontinue reading → Install and Configure BIOS, CPU power management, ESXi, HP ML 110 G6, VMware Installing VMware ESXi 4.1 on a HP ML 110 G6 server The first question is, which processor is installed? A HP ML110 G6 will show the CPU type during the boot process. However the other models do support Hyperthreading. The X3430 does not support Hyperthreading, which makes this option irrelevant. Example: the ML110 G6 supports Intel Xeon X3430, X3450, X3460, In the BIOS under “Advanced Processor Options” there is the “Processor Hyper-Threading” option.
#HP PROLIANT ML110 G6 USB BOOT HOW TO#
In this post, I will show you how to deal with some “CPU Power Management” settings on a HP ML110 G6 server.īefore you start, make sure which CPU’s are supported in the server, some BIOS settings are not relevant for your CPU. That makes it difficult to choose the correct settings. While writing this post, I stumbled onto some BIOS settings, I did not fully understand. Poorly configured BIOS settings can have major performance impact on the installed OS and default settings are not automatically the best settings. Before installing VMware ESXi (or any other OS) it is good practice to explore the BIOS of the server hardware.
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