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05-13-2024 01:40 AM - last edited on 05-13-2024 04:03 AM by support_s
05-13-2024 01:40 AM - last edited on 05-13-2024 04:03 AM by support_s
Event ID 4367, HPE Agentless Management Service,
Description of IML Event ID 91, Class Code 17, Event Code 2: Network Adapter Link Down (Slot 0, Port 1)
Suddenly my Server machine's Network Port is down, what caused this issue, kindly let me know if anyone has the answers.
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05-13-2024 03:04 AM - last edited on 09-16-2024 02:35 AM by support_s
05-13-2024 03:04 AM - last edited on 09-16-2024 02:35 AM by support_s
SolutionHello,
The network link may go down for quite a few reasons. You may check for the following and see if it helps:
- Check if the network cable is still attached to the server.
- If so, then check for the presence of LED activity on the port.
- If the cable is present, but no activity, then reseat the cable, if not then, swap with a known working cable/SFP adaptor.
- If a known working cable is used, but still no connectivity, then change the hub/switch port to a known working port. Also ensure that the hub/switch is powered on.
- Check the status in the operating system if it is still enabled.
- Verify if the network card has obtained a valid IP address within the LAN environment.
- If the issue persists and the network card is a PCIe adaptor, then reseat the card, if not swap with a known working spare.
- If the network card is embedded or LOM, then remove then power off the server, remove the power cable from the power supplies and press the power button to perform a power drain and then connect the power cable to the power supplies and check for the network status.
- If it is still not up, then clear the server's NVRAM.
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