HP ML350 G5 internal & external health leds blinking on front panel

[Glenn _G]

I have not resolved this problem.

[Georges Bolssens]

Same problem started occurring here a couple of weeks ago with a 19" Rackmount ML350 G5. I'm expecting a new power supply today. I'll keep you posted on the outcome.

Best regards,
GB

[berni_1]

Hi!

I have the same problem, did you already solve it?

[Spawn_BR]

I'm having the same problem with this server. ML 350
With the tests I hope that is the source, I am providing one.
Someone solved?
Grateful

[Lincy_Zachariah]

Are you having issue with ML350 G5 server.

Were there any changes done to the server recently?

Any other performance issue with the server like unexpected restart or shutdown?

Please refere the the page 73, 74 and 78 for the LED indications.

Thanks,

[mastsrl]

I experienced the same problem on a server when doing testing since it restarts alone.

After running a complet einsight diagnostics overnight, the following day i had this exact same issue.

All firmwares are the latest, IML and lo2 log don't show ANYTHING about any errors, other than server power removed

PSU is rev: 06M yellow dot

and it's waaaaaaay out of warranty so i doubt HP will do anything

is there some advisory or anything regarding this psu problem?, this server has been running for 45months nonstop with no issues before...

[Aunap]

Hi, 

I have the exact same problem.

Has anyone solved this?

Is HP doing anything?

Cheers

[NelsonNVTech]

I had the same issue. The array confoguration utlilty had an alert about the battery for the E200i controller card needing to be replaced. I have replaced the battery and am monitoring the server. 

Could this cause the 2 red lights and then no response from the server? 

P.S. The hard drive activity lights are also dead when the 2 red lights turn on.

[mastsrl]

Aunap,

"no and no"

problem was never solved, we tried swapping PSUs with other server (different model, same generation) problem persists and makes the server useless.

Server was essentially discarded, HP gave no support whatsoiever(being way out of warranty), there are no advisories or anything and everything essentially points to a fauilty motherboard which neither we or the customer want to change (only to discover the problem was the PSU converter board for example) as it costs more than buying a new server.

We also tried removing ALL boards, completely disconnecting the drive cages too(power+signals), removing all ram modules, putting in different(brand new known-good HP sticks), changing CPU, nothing, server FAILS in the same manner at complete random times regardless of load or task done

[Paulie_M]

NelsonNVTech,

did the replacement of the e200i battery solved the issue?