We have hardware solutions such as IBM Power servers and HPE ProLiant DL Servers, as well as some small assorted servers and HSMs from Thales, while on the software side, we have a variety of combinations that include some open-source solutions. We are still working with HPE ProLiant DL Servers. We are not familiar with the Lights-Out feature; an explanation and elaboration would be appreciated, as we may know it by a different name. We do not communicate directly with HPE's technical support because our local support company is primarily responsible; we only ensured initial support from the Singapore office, which is the primary supplier. If there was a market presence from those players in Pakistan, it could benefit both clients and distributors by reducing the need for investment in backup inventory. We would rate HPE ProLiant DL Servers between seven and eight, with seven being acceptable; it is not like the fault-tolerant performance solutions we used in the past, which excelled, but we viewed HPE ProLiant 580 as a better price-performance combination despite it not having all the features present in those previous solutions. Our overall rating for this product is seven out of ten.
