Integrated Lights-Out (iLO) is a far off server the executives processor installed on the framework sheets of HP ProLiant and Blade servers that permits controlling and observing of HP servers from a far off area. HP iLO the executives is an integral asset that gives various ways of arranging, update, screen, and run servers remotely.

The installed iLO the executives card has its own organization association and IP address to which server administrators can interface by means of Domain Name System (DNS)/Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) or through a different devoted administration organization. iLO gives a remote Web-based control center, which can be utilized to regulate the server remotely. The iLO port is an Ethernet port, which can be empowered through the ROM-Based Setup Utility (RBSU).

ILO represents Integrated Lighs Out and it is the HP prorietary programming apparatus used to control the HP Server. ILO apparatus is utilized to Manage/Troubleshoot and control HP equipment utilizing ILO console. It is maily worked under http and https conventions. We can assume responsibility for HP server through any Web program remotely utilizing VPN association ordinarily.

iLO comes preconfigured with proLiant servers of the 300 series or more. A default iLO client record and secret phrase is incorporated. iLO can be arranged through multiple ways including:

1. Browser based configuration. 
2. iLO RBSU got to utilizing the F8 key during power-on individual test (POST). 
3. Remote prearranged configuration. 
4. Neighborhood on-line and nearby prearranged arrangement. 

The iLO the executives instrument permits a client to play out the accompanying activities on the server remotely:

1. Force on and power off the server. 
2. Restart the server. 
3. Screen the server, paying little mind to the condition of the server’s working framework. 
4. Measure power use. 
5. Apply patches, firmware refreshes, and basic infection refreshes through virtual media and virtual organizers. 
6. Access framework occasion logs and the HP Integrated Management Log. 

HP 100 series servers incorporate the Lights-Out 100 Remote Management Option with restricted provisions. HP iLO has now been supplanted by Integrated Lights-Out Advanced (known as iLO2 and iLO3). The most recent arrivals of HP Integrated Lights-Out 2 (iLO2) and Lights-Out 3 (iLO3) have worked on the server arrangement measure and empowered remote force and warm improvement. As of Aug 2011, the current firmware forms of iLO 2 and iLO 3 are 2.07 and 1.26, separately.