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06-16-2010 12:07 PM
06-16-2010 12:07 PM
BL860c i2 PXE boot fails
Stephen was having troubles get PXE boot to work on his new Integrity servers:
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I have just installed 2x BL860c i2 and believe I have carried out the necessary checks/steps for configuration. All firmware is at latest, as per iLO. This is in a C7000 with VC-Flex-10 and VC-FC 8Gb modules
I attempt to PXE boot over Core LAN port 1 (and 2), but end up with “PXE-E99: Unexpected network error”.
The PXE request is picked up by a deployment server and a menu is presented allowing selection of install from an Ignite server. I have used this method successfully for non-i2 Blades. Immediately after choosing the “HP-UX/Ignite” menu item from the console I get the above PXE error.
I updated the Ignite server to the latest version of Ignite, and I made the necessary changes to the PXE server - uploading the revised boot files. Non-i2 Blades are picking-up the later version of INSTALL files etc OK.
Have I missed anything to set/change on the BL860c-i2? Or somewhere else? (The configuration settings allow PXE boot from LOM 1 and 2, is there a minimum firmware version for LoMs? How do I see the current version?)
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Serge suggested:
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Another validation can be done on the network area. Make sure that the Ignite server and your Blade environment can access the native network.
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Are you using the new Integrity servers? Let us know if you are having PXE boot issues. Any other suggestions for Stephen?