I will try it but now i cannot afford downtime again and again, Just to confirm what if the issue still exist what can be solution then and what if this issue is vanished.
Kindly share the solution for the both condition so i can close the call in one go rather than take down time again and again.
I replace Motherboard, then i face issue in Dell R710 when i connect my server to SAN through SAS cables then shows following error and also not show raid controller.
Bus 4 Device 0 function 0 slot 5
Bus 3 device 0 function 0 Integrated RAID
and when i remove NIC then it boots normally.
also i replaced NIC card and RAID controller but have same issue. Currently NIC card is newly installed and RAID controller is old.
BIOS and RAID controller firmware are updated.
I think it is due to conflict between NIC and sas cables or something help.
I replace Motherboard, then i face issue in Dell R710 when i connect my server to SAN through SAS cables then shows following error and also not show raid controller.
Bus 4 Device 0 function 0 slot 5
Bus 3 device 0 function 0 Integrated RAID
and when i remove NIC then it boots normally.
also i replaced NIC card and RAID controller but have same issue. Currently NIC card is newly installed and RAID controller is old.
BIOS and RAID controller firmware are updated.
I think it is due to conflict between NIC and sas cables or something help.
Its IBM SAN storage which is connected with it since more than last 2 years and was working fine. That issue appear after the board change and on old Motherboard it give halt message when NIC is installed.
I "disable boot" of all slots. Now server is working fine. It seems that server was going to boot from SAN. If there is any other option than this than please advice or any settings in BIOS so i can also check this.
Kashan Nawaz
7 Posts
0
June 20th, 2016 21:00
Hi
I will try it but now i cannot afford downtime again and again, Just to confirm what if the issue still exist what can be solution then and what if this issue is vanished.
Kindly share the solution for the both condition so i can close the call in one go rather than take down time again and again.
Kashan Nawaz
7 Posts
0
June 21st, 2016 10:00
This could be same as i run the server on minimal post but still i am facing issue on minimal post.
one more thing issue is on new Motherboard while server is working properly on old Motherboard.
Kashan Nawaz
7 Posts
0
July 18th, 2016 00:00
I replace Motherboard, then i face issue in Dell R710 when i connect my server to SAN through SAS cables then shows following error and also not show raid controller.
Bus 4 Device 0 function 0 slot 5
Bus 3 device 0 function 0 Integrated RAID
and when i remove NIC then it boots normally.
also i replaced NIC card and RAID controller but have same issue. Currently NIC card is newly installed and RAID controller is old.
BIOS and RAID controller firmware are updated.
I think it is due to conflict between NIC and sas cables or something help.
Kashan Nawaz
7 Posts
0
July 18th, 2016 00:00
I replace Motherboard, then i face issue in Dell R710 when i connect my server to SAN through SAS cables then shows following error and also not show raid controller.
Bus 4 Device 0 function 0 slot 5
Bus 3 device 0 function 0 Integrated RAID
and when i remove NIC then it boots normally.
also i replaced NIC card and RAID controller but have same issue. Currently NIC card is newly installed and RAID controller is old.
BIOS and RAID controller firmware are updated.
I think it is due to conflict between NIC and sas cables or something help.
Please help to resolve this issue
Kashan Nawaz
7 Posts
0
July 19th, 2016 00:00
Its IBM SAN storage which is connected with it since more than last 2 years and was working fine. That issue appear after the board change and on old Motherboard it give halt message when NIC is installed.
Kashan Nawaz
7 Posts
1
July 20th, 2016 23:00
Hi
Thanks for support.
I "disable boot" of all slots. Now server is working fine. It seems that server was going to boot from SAN. If there is any other option than this than please advice or any settings in BIOS so i can also check this.