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01-15-2019 11:46 PM
01-15-2019 11:46 PM
PCI Riser in HPE Dl60 Gen9
HI,
We have installed a PCI Riser kit into an HPE Proliant DL60 Gen9 server with 2 processors. The system does not see the riser card, or the HBA installed into the riser slot form the BIOS. Can anyone advise if there is something that needs to be enabled, or set up? Any tips on how to diagnose the issue would be appreciated.
Kind regards
Andrew
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01-16-2019 09:14 PM
01-16-2019 09:14 PM
Re: PCI Riser in HPE Dl60 Gen9
Hi A.W.R
Have you verified if the PCI Slots are enabled in the BIOS?
Have you installed the compatible raiser cage?
What is the part number of the raiser cage and HBA?
Share the processor details.
In which slot the HBA is installed?
Thank you.
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01-17-2019 12:09 AM
01-17-2019 12:09 AM
Re: PCI Riser in HPE Dl60 Gen9
Thank you for your response,
How do we verify the PCI slots are enabled in the BIOS? We can find no such function.
The system has 2 by processors -
765540-B21 HPE DL60 GEN9 INTEL XEON E5-2620V3 (2.4GHZ/6-CORE/15MB/85W) PROCESSOR
Riser kit and HBA:-
AJ764A HPE 82Q 8Gb 2-port PCIe Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
765510R-B21 HPE DL60/120 Gen9 Full Height Half Length PCIe Riser Kit - Remarketed
The HBA is installed on the slot provided on the Riser kit.
Kind regards
Andrew
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01-17-2019 09:02 PM
01-17-2019 09:02 PM
Re: PCI Riser in HPE Dl60 Gen9
Hi A.W.R.
As per the details given below the part numbers are showing in the quickspecs and are compatible with the server.
But I have a doubt aboutt the raiser kit: 765510R-B21. looking at the part number R states refurbished.
Please verify if the raiser board is installed properly and if possible reseat the board and the HBA.
If the issue remains, May be a chance of the Raiser board which might be faulty. Please raise a support case with HPE to validate this.
Quickspecs: https://www.monclick.it/img_scheda/manuali/785836-B21_1.pdf
HP DL60/120 Gen9 CPU1 Riser Kit 765508-B21
HP DL60/120 Gen9 FlexibleLOM Riser Kit 765509-B21
HP DL60/120 Gen9 Full Height Half Length PCIe Riser Kit 765510-B21
HP AHCI-Enable FIO Setting 801845-B21
NOTE: This needs to be selected when Advanced Host Controller Interface mode is required on B140i controller.
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