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04-21-2011 11:44 AM
04-21-2011 11:44 AM
Removing a Virtual Connect Domain completely
Eirik had a VC Domain question:
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Hi Experts
We have a customer currently struggling with removing an exisiting VC-config completely from a blade enclosure he has “inherited” from a project.
Does anyone know how to do this step by step or is there an existing whitepaper of sorts.
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
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Brad replied:
Have they tried “Delete Domain” from VCM’s Domain Settings screen? It would reset VC to factory defaults. The default Administrator password can be found on the toetag card.
Dave replied:
Deleting the VC Domain leaves it in flash. To clear all, you could pull both modules in bays 1 & 2(assuming management bays) and place them into any open bay. After they power up(2 – 3 minutes), replace them back into 1 & 2. This will reset the domain to factory.
Also you will want to log into the Onboard Administrator and newer versions have a ‘Clear VCMode’ in the reset section.
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Other comments or suggestions?