From $354 USD — built to order from tested, warrantied stock.
The HPE ProLiant DL380 Gen10 is a refurbished 2U Rack server (Gen10) for the Intel Xeon Scalable, DDR4 · up to 3072 GB · 24 DIMM slots · up to 2933 MT/s · 6 channels per CPU · ECC. Drive layouts: 8 SFF; 24 SFF; 8 LFF; 12 LFF; 8 NVMe; Premium Cage (6 SAS/SATA + 2 NVMe). Every unit is tested, warrantied and shipped from Canada; configure it online with parts that are checked for compatibility.
Best for: storage, virtualization, database.
| Form factor | 2U Rack |
|---|---|
| Generation | Gen10 |
| CPU | 2 socket(s) · Intel Xeon Scalable · LGA3647 · up to 28 cores per CPU · max 205 W TDP |
| Memory | DDR4 · up to 3072 GB · 24 DIMM slots · up to 2933 MT/s · 6 channels per CPU · ECC |
| Drive bays | 8 SFF; 24 SFF; 8 LFF; 12 LFF; 8 NVMe; Premium Cage (6 SAS/SATA + 2 NVMe) |
| Storage controllers | HPE Smart Array P816i-a SR Gen10 (16 Internal Lanes/4GB Cache/SmartCache) 12G SAS Modular Controller (804338-B21) — P816i-a cable ships in 12LFF chassis only (868705-B21), HPE Smart Array P408i-a SR Gen10 (8 Internal Lanes/2GB Cache) 12G SAS Modular Controller (804331-B21), HPE Smart Array E208i-a SR Gen10 (8 Internal Lanes/No Cache) 12G SAS Modular Controller (804326-B21), HPE Smart Array P408i-p SR Gen10 (8 Internal Lanes/2GB Cache) 12G SAS PCIe Plug-in Controller (830824-B21), HPE Smart Array E208i-p SR Gen10 (8 Internal Lanes/No Cache) 12G SAS PCIe Plug-in Controller (804394-B21), HPE MR416i-a Gen10 Plus x16 Lanes 4GB Cache NVMe/SAS 12G Tri-mode Controller (P26279-B21) — supported with 8SFF Basic Carriers Model-X only, SAS/SATA only · boot: 2x m.2 drives on Primary Riser · M.2 boot |
| PCIe | Gen 3.0 · 8 slots · 2× x16 |
| Networking | 4x 1GbE |
| GPU | up to 6 GPUs · 3 double-width |
| Power | 500W Platinum, 800W Platinum, 800W Platinum, 800W Platinum, 1600W Platinum, 1600W Platinum · redundant · hot-swap |
| Management | iLO 5 · iLO 5 Standard |
| Cooling | ASHRAE A4 · hot-swap fans |
Real parts from our catalog for this chassis, priced from live market listings and vendor offers:
Chassis prices are current refurbished cost plus margin; component prices come from live market listings and vendor offers and are refreshed nightly. Lines without market evidence are quoted by our team.
Try reseating the PCI-E riser card to ensure a proper connection. If the issue persists, test with a different, known working riser card to determine if the problem lies with the riser or the server's motherboard. [community thread]
Inconsistent values for cpqDaPhyDrvLocationString in SNMP traps can occur due to variations in how the iLO reports drive status. It is advisable to check for firmware updates, as newer versions may address these discrepancies. [community thread]
If you experience increased fan noise following an ILO5 firmware update to version 3.04, downgrading to version 3.03 may resolve the issue. You can download the previous version and update the firmware through the ILO5 dashboard to restore normal fan operation. [community thread]
The 'Other Devices' entries are usually due to missing HPE chipset or management interface drivers. To resolve this, ensure that you have installed the HPE iLO Channel Interface Driver and the latest Intel chipset drivers, as well as the HPE Agentless Management Service. If issues persist, check for updates to your iLO firmware and Smart Array drivers. [community thread]
The S100i controller may not support all 12 drives due to hardware limitations. It is advisable to check the compatibility of the drives being used and consider upgrading to a dedicated Smart Array controller for full support of all 12 drives. [community thread]
The issue may be related to the firmware version of the RAID controller. Updating to the latest firmware version could resolve the problem, as earlier versions may not support CentOS 7.2 properly. [community thread]
To update firmware through iLO without disrupting VMWare, upload the firmware file in the firmware update section of iLO. The installation typically occurs online, and you can reboot the server at your convenience to activate the new firmware. [community thread]
To resolve the REST API error, try resetting the iLO from the console and then SSH into the iLO to execute the command 'oemhp_clearRESTAPIstate'. After that, reboot both the server and the iLO by shutting down the server, disconnecting all power sources and cables, reconnecting them, and powering the server back on. [community thread]