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09-26-2017 01:58 AM
09-26-2017 01:58 AM
Re: Ucorrectable MCE on HP Proliant Dl 380 g9
Hi,.
Seem's the Hyperthreading or x2APIC technology is causing random reboot's.
After disabling them, 2 days under heavy load test without any reboot's.
With enabled nearly 11 reboot's with umce's per day.
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09-26-2017 06:19 AM
09-26-2017 06:19 AM
Re: Ucorrectable MCE on HP Proliant Dl 380 g9
Action Plan:
*I suggest you to update the SPP which will take care of all the driver/firmware to the latest version.
*need to configure memory as per configuration rules
*Swap DIMMS with know good parts( same Hp Sapre number) and check
*replace processor 1 with HPE recommendation & check (It seems like a Processor 1 failure)
Best Regards,
Buddika Sandaruwan
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