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02-17-2010 08:21 AM
02-17-2010 08:21 AM
ML350 G5 False fan redundancy alerts on reboot
ML350 G5 False fan redundancy alerts on reboot
I have a client with three identical ProLiant ML350 G5 servers running Windows Server 2003 (32bit).
Each time I reboot the servers, I get about 10-15 alerts from my HP Server Agents about the fans switching back and forth about not being redundant, than back to being redundant, etc...
The fans are fine, I have verified they all work, and have reseated them. I have tried Proliant Support packs, firmware maintenance CD updates, etc... but still get these alerts on a normal reboot. Anyone else see this happening? I only have this issue with this client and this model server. It's not a major problem, just a nuisance. My other clients run various generations of DL360s, DL380s, ML370s, etc...
Example message:
The system has detected the following event:
SNMP Trap: 6037
Date time: 02/16/2010 08:33:08 PM
Computer: R3D9
Source: Server Agents
Type: Warning
Category: (4)
Description:
A 'Fans Not Redundant' trap signifies that the fault tolerant fans are no longer in a redundant state.
Details:
None
Each time I reboot the servers, I get about 10-15 alerts from my HP Server Agents about the fans switching back and forth about not being redundant, than back to being redundant, etc...
The fans are fine, I have verified they all work, and have reseated them. I have tried Proliant Support packs, firmware maintenance CD updates, etc... but still get these alerts on a normal reboot. Anyone else see this happening? I only have this issue with this client and this model server. It's not a major problem, just a nuisance. My other clients run various generations of DL360s, DL380s, ML370s, etc...
Example message:
The system has detected the following event:
SNMP Trap: 6037
Date time: 02/16/2010 08:33:08 PM
Computer: R3D9
Source: Server Agents
Type: Warning
Category: (4)
Description:
A 'Fans Not Redundant' trap signifies that the fault tolerant fans are no longer in a redundant state.
Details:
None
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