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06-02-2005 06:16 AM
06-02-2005 06:16 AM
SIM Reporting both redundant power supplies failed in a server
One of our ML370G3 Netware 5.1 sp/6 servers is reporting both power supplies have failed.
The server is still running, and both power supplies have been hot swap replaced "just in case" -- the server did not detect the removal or replacement of the power supplies like other servers have in the past (Power supply removed messages at the console, etc) and the insight agent still reports a failure
I've reloaded all of the agents listed in CPQAGIN, but to no avail.
A call into HP yeilded nothing except for the suggestion of clearing the NVRAM and upgrading to PLSP 7.30 ...this seems like an odd thing to do considering our other fifty servers are working great on 7.10
Any ideas? Thanks!
The server is still running, and both power supplies have been hot swap replaced "just in case" -- the server did not detect the removal or replacement of the power supplies like other servers have in the past (Power supply removed messages at the console, etc) and the insight agent still reports a failure
I've reloaded all of the agents listed in CPQAGIN, but to no avail.
A call into HP yeilded nothing except for the suggestion of clearing the NVRAM and upgrading to PLSP 7.30 ...this seems like an odd thing to do considering our other fifty servers are working great on 7.10
Any ideas? Thanks!
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08-22-2005 12:18 AM
08-22-2005 12:18 AM
Re: SIM Reporting both redundant power supplies failed in a server
Running the smartstart CD whether 7.10 or the lastest.It is to reinstall your HP drivers because it appears that you are having a fault failed error,that is, the error is not true.So updating or reinstalling your drivers especially the server health drive should resolve your issue.
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08-22-2005 02:57 AM
08-22-2005 02:57 AM
Re: SIM Reporting both redundant power supplies failed in a server
Rebooting thte server cleared it up. Strange that reloading all the CPQ insight agents didnt result in the same effect
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08-25-2005 01:05 AM
08-25-2005 01:05 AM
Re: SIM Reporting both redundant power supplies failed in a server
Preston,
If you did reinstall the HP drivers.Rebooting is necessary for it to take effect.Anyhow glad to know your issue is resolved.
If you did reinstall the HP drivers.Rebooting is necessary for it to take effect.Anyhow glad to know your issue is resolved.
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