Where can historical hardware health event information be found in an HPE ProLiant DL380 Gen10 Plus server?

The Integrated Management Log (IML) in an HPE ProLiant DL380 Gen10 Plus server is the correct source for locating historical hardware health event information. The IML serves as a repository for logs related to the server's hardware and firmware events, providing a detailed record of issues, status changes, and other health-related notifications for various components such as processors, memory, and storage.

By accessing the IML, administrators can review past events, which is vital for troubleshooting, monitoring system performance, and ensuring proactive maintenance. The log entries available in the IML are typically generated by the server's embedded management, which continually tracks hardware status and health over time. This capability is crucial for organizations that rely on maintaining high availability and reliability in their computing environments.

In contrast, while iLO Event logs also document hardware status, they are primarily focused on real-time events and alerts rather than historical entries. HPE Data Ops Manager and Data Services Cloud Console, though beneficial for broader data management and cloud services, do not specifically provide historical hardware health event logging for individual server hardware like the IML does.