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12-09-2009 07:13 AM
12-09-2009 07:13 AM
P800/MSA60 decides to be boot controller
P800/MSA60 decides to be boot controller
I installed several DL380G6 servers recently and connected each one via a P800 to a MSA60. Each P800 somehow 'decided' to become the boot controller, rather than the onboard P410i. I certainly did not set this to be the case, as each server has internal disks with the O/S.
Has anyone seen this before?
Has anyone seen this before?
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