Indeed, the problem is now occurring on the server that was working well. Even with no network cables attached, it won't boot in station mode.
But... There is some light in the darkness. Today I deleted the NIC team configuration. And, after a reboot the multipoint just went in station mode. I couldn't believe my eyes... So, somehow the NIC team should have been the problem? How could that be possible. Unfortunately the server is connected with 1 nic now, that's not enough for a whole classroom with zero clients using a lot of bandwith. This issue should be solved.
Sorry for the Delay Jen. Please proceed with running an advanced DSET report on both servers. I going to send you email so you can send back the reports for further review.
jenkegels
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January 7th, 2015 02:00
Hi Bo Pham
Indeed, the problem is now occurring on the server that was working well. Even with no network cables attached, it won't boot in station mode.
But... There is some light in the darkness. Today I deleted the NIC team configuration. And, after a reboot the multipoint just went in station mode. I couldn't believe my eyes... So, somehow the NIC team should have been the problem? How could that be possible. Unfortunately the server is connected with 1 nic now, that's not enough for a whole classroom with zero clients using a lot of bandwith. This issue should be solved.
Sincerely
Jen
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January 7th, 2015 12:00
Thanks for the update Jen. I've summarized your issue to get additional assistance. I'll get back with you soon as I get progress made.
jenkegels
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January 13th, 2015 01:00
Dear Bo Pham
Do you already have an update? Still running on one NIC...
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January 13th, 2015 08:00
Sorry for the Delay Jen. Please proceed with running an advanced DSET report on both servers. I going to send you email so you can send back the reports for further review.