> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.devolutions.net/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.devolutions.net/rdm/it/knowledge-base/knowledge-base-articles/hp-ilo-entries.md).

# Voci HP iLO

Confronta le voci HP iLO e HP iLO (web) in Remote Desktop Manager per accedere alla console remota di un server o a una dashboard di gestione basata sul web.

Le voci ***HP iLO*** e ***HP iLO (web)*** vengono a volte confuse tra loro, pur offrendo funzionalità e caratteristiche diverse. Per aiutare a distinguerle, i tipi di voce si trovano in sezioni differenti della finestra ***Aggiungi nuova voce*** (rispettivamente ***Connessioni remote*** e ***gestione e monitoraggio remoti***).

### HP iLO

Le voci ***HP iLO*** consentono di accedere alla console remota HP iLO specifica di un server, garantendo il controllo remoto del server indipendentemente dal suo sistema operativo o dal suo stato operativo.

### HP iLO (web)

Le voci ***HP iLO (web)*** funzionano come una sessione dashboard personalizzata e migliorata per le pagine di gestione HP iLO. Da qui gli utenti possono accedere anche alle console remote, ma con un'esperienza più limitata rispetto all'apertura diretta tramite una voce HP iLO.


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