It looks like a backplane connection error. This can be a hardware error that could be solved resetting physically the connector or a faulty backplane. However, I do not recognize the model PowerEdge R7525 in order to be able to offer you some advice about how to check the issue. Please, can you confirm me the server model or provide the Service Tag via PM.
Checked the cables all were fine ,nothing been detached on back plane, config missing sig0 .power and the Config Missing: Riser with cable connected to PLANAR_SL8. These messages,added x710 network card .please advise .
What happens if you remove the network card, clear the hardware log and reboot. Does the error appear? Which slot did you install the x710 in? Was there any further upgrades? 2nd CPU? Has the server's BIOS and LCC firmware updated? How many risers do you have?
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if you performed all the steps suggested it could be an hardware issue. If the server is out of warranty you can contact the support to know if they can send you an estimate to repair.
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Hello @Kolbi_Fire,
It looks like a backplane connection error. This can be a hardware error that could be solved resetting physically the connector or a faulty backplane. However, I do not recognize the model PowerEdge R7525 in order to be able to offer you some advice about how to check the issue. Please, can you confirm me the server model or provide the Service Tag via PM.
Regards.