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тАО12-10-2013 03:24 AM - last edited on тАО12-15-2013 05:27 PM by Lisa198503
тАО12-10-2013 03:24 AM - last edited on тАО12-15-2013 05:27 PM by Lisa198503
Pay attention, dangerous Service Pack for ProLiant
Good day, colleagues.
HP support recommends to me to update some firmwares in my blade environment. For test at first I decided to update only one enclosure c7000 G2 with seven servers: 3 ESXi hosts and 4 Windows/Linux.
I updated ESXi hosts BIOS via iLO (new feature in 1.30 version). After that servers are OK.
Then I updated the same BIOS for other hosts by Service Pack for ProLiant. Reboot - and all these servers became "bricks". Their behavior was same: http://h20565.www2.hp.com/portal/site/hpsc/template.тАж6444892.492883150
But I have BL servers, not DL!
SPP was on one from these servers, therefore, I think the network doesn't link with the trouble.
After that I updated problem servers BIOS via iLO also - servers became alive.
Maybe, there are problems with SPP?
Servers are: HP BL460c Gen8, old BIOS is 2012.12.14, new BIOS is 2013.09.18.
SPP is 2013.09.0.
P.S. This thread has been moved from Servers>General to HP BladeSystem Server Blades. -HP Forum Moderator
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тАО12-10-2013 11:12 PM
тАО12-10-2013 11:12 PM
Re: Pay attention, dangerous Service Pack for ProLiant
Have you seen this? if you use the B version of the firmware the server needs a powercycle (coldboot) to boot properly the first time after the bios update. It's an advisory on the SPP
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тАО12-11-2013 11:16 PM - edited тАО12-11-2013 11:17 PM
тАО12-11-2013 11:16 PM - edited тАО12-11-2013 11:17 PM
Re: Pay attention, dangerous Service Pack for ProLiant
No, I didn't see this advisory. Thanks. It's my fault.
But it seems to me that I tried to shut down and after to shut up the problem servers and I had no success... However, I am not sure.
But when I updated this BIOS via iLO directly it didn't need for cold reboot exactly.