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Re: High Fan Speed on DL160G5 running Windows server 2008

 
JuanK_1
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Re: High Fan Speed on DL160G5 running Windows server 2008

Sorry... forgot the screenshot! :)
Ybao Chen
Occasional Contributor

Re: High Fan Speed on DL160G5 running Windows server 2008

Please Help me..
I have same Problem.
and I had Upgrade FW to 2008.10.10 and BMC to 3.05..
But Fans are continually running at full speed.
KarloChacon
Honored Contributor

Re: High Fan Speed on DL160G5 running Windows server 2008

hi

2 things you can try

- reseat riser cage for your server
- Clear CMOS, page 89

http://bizsupport2.austin.hp.com/bc/docs/support/SupportManual/c01325420/c01325420.pdf
Didn't your momma teach you to say thanks!
zilav
Occasional Advisor

Re: High Fan Speed on DL160G5 running Windows server 2008

I have the same problem with dl160 g5... installed everything from hp driver pages, updated bios and ILO, reset cmos, just everything... and still the fans are at 8000+ rpm.

However, when I was updating ILO with rompaq utility, it DID slow them down to normal noise level (3000 rpm). I can now run it again and exit (certanly without fw upgrading), and server continues to work quitely as it should be, but in DOS mode. I don't know how to initiate boot sequence for windows from dos session however.

Is there any documentation or whitepapers for BMC programming, so I can write a windows service myself to slow fans on g5 servers?
MarkusL
Occasional Advisor

Re: High Fan Speed on DL160G5 running Windows server 2008

Hi,
same problem: my HP DL160G5 fans are running on full speed on Windows Server 2008.
I don't belief that this is normal. Only 1 prozessor and 2 hard disks are installed.

I am not able to change FAN options in BIOS Setup (disabled).

Pls help...
Markus
zilav
Occasional Advisor

Re: High Fan Speed on DL160G5 running Windows server 2008

Morgan Poyser
Advisor

Re: High Fan Speed on DL160G5 running Windows server 2008

This new forum set up is great.  I'm having this problem, the link on the post I'm replying to is dead.  I get great search results that point to the forum from Google, but those links don't go anywhere and using the search feature for the forum doesn't seem to provide the same results as Google.

Dennis Handly
Acclaimed Contributor

Re: High Fan Speed on DL160G5 running Windows server 2008

>the link on the post I'm replying to is dead.

 

Using the google cache and a forum search, this is:

http://h30499.www3.hp.com/t5/ProLiant-Servers-ML-DL-SL/Slowing-fans-for-Proliant-100-series/m-p/4325258/highlight/true#M86454