HPE Storeonce 5560 storage, and there is a Adapter Marvell 2p 10gbe degraded issue

[piaakit1210]

Dear All, 

              I have a HPE Storeonce 5560 storage, and there is a Adapter Marvell 2p 10gbe 10gbase-t ql41132hqrj-hc ocp3, port 1 connected to cisco nexus switch with sfp 1G which work nomally, but the port 2 i connected with sfp 10G in the same cisco switch, but in the ilo it shows degarded and link down, in the switch side it shows "invalidXv1" does it mean its not compatible ? any help would be appreicated 

piaakit 

[Mohammed_I]

Hi plaaklt210,

Good day ,

1: This should be store once 5660 and it is supported Marvell 10GB BASE-T (QL41132HQRJ) OCP (Open Compute Project) adapter, (Instead of LOM) in PCIe slot 10, provides default two 1GbE/10GbE -T network ports.

2: Check this advisory : a00109987en_us 

3: Corrected the following information fields for Marvell QL41232HQCU Ethernet 10/25Gb 2-port SFP28 OCP3 Adapter for HPE (P10118-B21):

• Long Marketing Name

• Name Displayed in HPE iLO

• Vendor Product Data (VPD)

• Name Displayed In The BIOS/Platform Configuration (RBSU)

4: Resolution

To resolve this issue, download and install firmware combo image v8.52.23 (or later), available at the following URLs:

· Marvell FastLinQ Online Firmware Upgrade Utility for VMware version 4.12.30:

○ CP046539.compsig

○ CP046539.zip

· Marvell FastLinQ Online Firmware Upgrade Utility for Linux x86_64 version 1.9.30:

○ Firmware-nic-is-marvell-flq-1.9.30-1.1.x86_64.compsig

○ Firmware-nic-is-marvell-flq-1.9.30-1.1.x86_64.rpm

· Marvell FastLinQ Online Firmware Upgrade Utility for Windows Server x64 Editions version 5.2.3.3:

○ cp046540.compsig

○ cp046540.exe

5: Important notes:

For events in the Integrated Management Log (IML) pointing to "Flexible LOM", check in the HPE Integrated Lights Out (iLO) graphical user interface ("System Information -> Device Inventory") if the used Flexible LOM is the Marvell QL41132HQRJ Ethernet 10Gb 2-port BASE-T OCP3 Adapter for HPE.

For events in Integrated Management Log (IML) pointing to a "Temperature Sensor", check in the HPE Integrated Lights Out (iLO) graphical user interface (Power & Thermal -> Temperatures -> Sensor Data) which PCI slot the sensor belongs to. Then check in iLO GUI (System Information -> Device Inventory) if the used network adapter is in the Scope section of this Advisory. 

[Sunitha_Mod · Accepted solution]

Hello @piaakit1210,

Let us know if you were able to resolve the issue.

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[piaakit]

sorry for late reply, the case has been resolved, thanks everyone help 

[Sunitha_Mod]

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@piaakit wrote:

sorry for late reply, the case has been resolved, thanks everyone help 

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Awesome! 

We are extremely glad to know the problem has been resolved and thank you for keeping us posted.