Refurbished HPE ProLiant DL180 Gen10

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The HPE ProLiant DL180 Gen10 is a refurbished 2U Rack server (Gen10) for the Intel Xeon Scalable, DDR4 · up to 1024 GB · 16 DIMM slots · up to 3200 MT/s · ECC. Drive layouts: 12x 3.5-inch LFF; 8x 2.5-inch SFF. Every unit is tested, warrantied and shipped from Canada; configure it online with parts that are checked for compatibility.

Best for: virtualization, general.

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Specifications

Form factor2U Rack
GenerationGen10
CPU2 socket(s) · Intel Xeon Scalable · LGA3647 · up to 28 cores per CPU · max 165 W TDP
MemoryDDR4 · up to 1024 GB · 16 DIMM slots · up to 3200 MT/s · ECC
Drive bays12x 3.5-inch LFF; 8x 2.5-inch SFF
Storage controllersSmart Array S100i, Smart Array E208i-p, Smart Array P408i-p · boot: MicroSD
PCIeGen 3.0 · 4 slots · 3× x16
Networking2x 1GbE · OCP slot
GPUup to 2 GPUs · 1 double-width
Power500W Platinum, 900W Gold · redundant · hot-swap
ManagementiLO 5 · iLO 5 Standard
CoolingASHRAE A4 · hot-swap fans

Chassis configurations

Typical refurbished configuration

Real parts from our catalog for this chassis, priced from live market listings and vendor offers:

Processors

Memory

Drives

Chassis pricing is quoted by our team; component prices come from live market listings and vendor offers and are refreshed nightly. Lines without market evidence are quoted by our team.

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Frequently asked questions

How can I use all 12 drive bays in an HP DL180 Gen10 server with a P408i-a controller?

The P408i-a controller only supports a maximum of 8 drives, so to utilize all 12 bays, you will need to replace it with a P416i controller. Additionally, ensure that the drives connected to the onboard controller are compatible, as the onboard S100i only supports SATA drives. [community thread]

Why can't my ProLiant DL180 Gen10 detect newly added drives?

The ProLiant DL180 Gen10 with the HPE Smart Array S100i SR Gen10 controller is limited to supporting only SATA hard drives. If you are using SAS drives, they will not be recognized by the system. [community thread]