HPE in the UAE
HPE ProLiant Gen11 servers, MSA and Alletra storage and Aruba networking sit behind a lot of UAE server rooms — a DL380 running the VMware or Hyper-V cluster, an MSA 2060 holding the shared volumes, Aruba switches and APs carrying the floor. FixIT sizes the configuration, supplies it through HPE distribution, racks and commissions it, and keeps it patched afterwards.
Part of our Infrastructure, Storage & Networking portfolio.
HPE Solutions We Deliver
From design and supply through to deployment, migration and day-to-day support.
ProLiant DL and ML Servers
DL360/DL380 rack servers for virtualisation clusters and ERP databases, ML tower servers for a single-server office. Supplied with iLO 6 licensed and configured, Smart Array RAID set, and Intelligent Provisioning used to lay down ESXi or Windows Server.
MSA, Alletra and Nimble Storage
MSA 2060 SAS/iSCSI arrays for SMB clusters, Alletra and Nimble for workloads needing all-flash latency and InfoSight telemetry. We plan LUN layout, multipathing, snapshot schedules and array-to-array replication to your second site.
Aruba Switching and Wi-Fi
Aruba Instant On for small offices, CX 6000-series switching and AP-500 series Wi-Fi 6 for larger floors, managed from Aruba Central. Used for VLAN segmentation of voice, CCTV and guest traffic across Dubai and Abu Dhabi sites.
iLO, Firmware and Warranty Lifecycle
Service Pack for ProLiant firmware baselines, iLO alerting pointed at our helpdesk, Tech Care / Foundation Care registration and coordinated part replacement so a failed disk or PSU does not become a week of downtime.
Why FixIT for HPE
- We quote HPE against the workload you actually run — core counts, IOPS and growth — rather than a stock bundle.
- Rack, cable, firmware baseline, hypervisor build and workload migration handled as one project, with an as-built document at handover.
- iLO and Aruba Central alerts land with our engineers, so failed disks, fans and PSUs are actioned under your HPE support entitlement.
- One team for the server, the storage and the network — no vendor finger-pointing when performance dips.