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08-21-2006 09:22 PM
08-21-2006 09:22 PM
BL20p Blade power on issues
Hi Guys,
This might seem like a strange one so bear with me...
We have an a HP Blade rack with 3 BL20p G3 servers in at the moment.
The problem occurs when cold starting one of these servers after maintenance (the last time was replacing a failed raid accelerator battery for example).
Upon inserting the blade back into the rack the Amber 'Health' light comes on, followed several seconds later by the Red 'power' light.
At this point, the server will not boot... unless you connect remotely via the iLO and use the Virtual Power button, in which case it does boot.
Once back up, the IML, the iLO IML and the system management homepage show absolutley no errors and indicate that there are no power supply (actual or redundant) issues.
Am I missing something, does the power error indicate that it is unhappy at the actual racks power configuration?
Why will it turn on remotely, but not from the power button on the front on the machine?
This might seem like a strange one so bear with me...
We have an a HP Blade rack with 3 BL20p G3 servers in at the moment.
The problem occurs when cold starting one of these servers after maintenance (the last time was replacing a failed raid accelerator battery for example).
Upon inserting the blade back into the rack the Amber 'Health' light comes on, followed several seconds later by the Red 'power' light.
At this point, the server will not boot... unless you connect remotely via the iLO and use the Virtual Power button, in which case it does boot.
Once back up, the IML, the iLO IML and the system management homepage show absolutley no errors and indicate that there are no power supply (actual or redundant) issues.
Am I missing something, does the power error indicate that it is unhappy at the actual racks power configuration?
Why will it turn on remotely, but not from the power button on the front on the machine?
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08-22-2006 12:34 AM
08-22-2006 12:34 AM
Re: BL20p Blade power on issues
The problem occurs when cold starting one of these servers after maintenance (the last time was replacing a failed raid accelerator battery for example). â Just for curiosity had you Update it Prior Replacement
http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/Document.jsp?objectID=PSD_EX040528_CW01 2.68 latest
Upon inserting the blade back into the rack the Amber 'Health' light comes on, followed several seconds later by the Red 'power' light. â Normal
At this point, the server will not boot... unless you connect remotely via the iLO and use the Virtual Power button, in which case it does boot. â Try to press and hold power for 6 seconds it will power up, had you hold for long enough ?
Am I missing something, does the power error indicate that it is unhappy at the actual racks power configuration? Firmware for enclosures at least 2.30 / iLO make it at least 1.75, latest 1.84
http://h18023.www1.hp.com/support/files/server/us/download/24088.html
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08-22-2006 12:47 AM
08-22-2006 12:47 AM
Re: BL20p Blade power on issues
Thank you, the Firmware is up to date (Verified by HP) for the Accelerator card.
I had seen in another topic a similar problem related to the management module, do you think this could be faulty?
It is strange that the error indicated is power based, but no power issues are detected once the server is booted?
I had seen in another topic a similar problem related to the management module, do you think this could be faulty?
It is strange that the error indicated is power based, but no power issues are detected once the server is booted?
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08-22-2006 01:00 AM
08-22-2006 01:00 AM
Re: BL20p Blade power on issues
normally Management Module(MM) won't be reason for Front RED LED
you can pull Management Module out and see if RED led will show up at front after server reseat
or
swap MM between two enclosures
from ILo or BIOS check for Option/Virtual Devices
Automatically Power On Server: "Yes" No
you can pull Management Module out and see if RED led will show up at front after server reseat
or
swap MM between two enclosures
from ILo or BIOS check for Option/Virtual Devices
Automatically Power On Server: "Yes" No
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