I would start with verifying that the server is up to date and current on BIOS, iDrac, Raid controller, etc, as being up to date decrease the chance of having any erroneous errors. After updating, when and if a dimm error occurs, I would suggest you swap the dimm with another in the server, prior to replacing it, and then see if the error follows the dimm or slot. Lastly, have either the dimms or the processors, been replaced/upgraded since the server was ordered?
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I would start with verifying that the server is up to date and current on BIOS, iDrac, Raid controller, etc, as being up to date decrease the chance of having any erroneous errors. After updating, when and if a dimm error occurs, I would suggest you swap the dimm with another in the server, prior to replacing it, and then see if the error follows the dimm or slot.
Lastly, have either the dimms or the processors, been replaced/upgraded since the server was ordered?
Let me know what you see.