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• Turn off sleep Proliant Microserver g7 n54l

  Hello

  I hope that this message is in the correct section - closest to you that I could find.

  I recently bought a Proliant Microserver g7 n54l and installed a card RS232 and Windows 7 Professional. System works well for the access control software, I installed on it.

  My problem: the microserver goes mode sleep after a few hours and must be reported by physically pressing the power button. I disabled the day before, put into hibernation and standby in Windows 7, but that DOE not help.

  Help, please?

  -are there a setting in the BIOS?

  -is it a ti software install

  Zain

  Zain, welcome to the forum.

  I want you to get the best help possible.  So, I suggest that you start a thread on this Forum.

  Please click on the Thumbs up button '+' if I helped you and click on "Accept as Solution" If your problem is resolved.

• Half height half length for Proliant Microserver n36l video card

  I try to use a pci-e graphics card to fit my hp proliant microserver - 633724-421 source n36l.

  The card I have identified is a Sparkle nVIDIA GeForce GT 520 1 GB DDR3 VGA DVI HDMI PCI - E card.

  I wish only to use the HDMI output, removing the output SVGA d socket to lower the profile, then mount a suitable support. Question - this card then adapt the machine and function?

  I'm on Windows 8 server os.

  Can someone please advise

  Thanks for the reply... good point about food, I had not spotted it was only 150 watts. Video expansion card is dead in the water unless the PSU is revalued, so where you stop. I intend to use the machine for video stream to a TV using an HDMI output that would have supported the requirement audio and given a decent video resolution. May now have to settle for svga output and an external sound card or buy a media streamer and use the server at the end it was designed!

  

• SSD Intel DC P3700 NVMe and performance in ESXi 5.5.

  Hello

  I have 2 HP Proliant DL380 G9 with a 2 TB Intel P3700 NVMe SSD PCI - e card each.

  To put a virtual machine on these cards, I don't get the performance I expected.

  My basis for this is a Workstation Windows 8.1 with a 800 P3700 Go card for OS/workspace based on a Supermicro X10DAI motherboard.

  When I benchmark P3700 of this workstation, I get results and performance as expected.

  During the calibration of a virtual machine on a data P3700 store, I get waaay lower results, especially for workloads sequential.

  Change controller of paravirtualised, results changes a little, mainly best write performance, but the results are always a way weak.

  I use the following driver for P3700, downloaded from the vmware.com website:

  Is - 1.0e.0.30 - 1vmw.550.0.0.1391871.x86_64.vib

  Screenshots of P3700 on Windows desktop / VMWare workstation VM / ESXI 5.5:

  

  
  

  
  

  Paravirtualised:

  

  
  

  Any ideas?
  

  Now we are talking about, the drivers are definitely the big question here.

  Pre-release of Intel driver: intel-nvme - 1.0e.0.0 - 1OEM.550.0.0.1391871.x86_64.vib, did the trick.

  The results are always a little strange when it comes to performance and results in read/write / values are not yet 100% where I want them, but ATTO finally shows sequentially results above the limit of 600/800 MB I saw with vmwares pilot.

  Storage of the weak watch anvil utilities score both on driver LSI_SCSI and paravirtualised. I'm not shure why, but outcomes are improved in a way.

  I guess than the version driver gold, and maybe a combination with ESXi 6 improve it more.

  I consider a little more.

  Intels pre-release driver with LSI_SCSI controller:

  

• ESXI 4.1 and pci serial

  Hi guys,.

  I am new to this forum and a starter in VmWare ESXi. I installed ESXi 4.1 on HP DL360 G4 (HV not supported). He does what it takes very well but there is a problem.

  As I need to connect devices (door and PBX access control system) series and this server has only a single serial port, I've added some additional PCI serial card (SER4037T but also tried with LP-P200A3). I don't know how to initialize this card as additional ports are not available on vSphere for use with virtual machines.

  Such a card requires an additional driver?

  lspci - v lists this card with the proper name.

  "Communication Controller Serial 000:007:01.0 controller: this Technology Co., Ltd. SER4037A (2 x RS232 port).

  + Class 0700: 1409:7168 ' + '.

  PCI passthrough is not an option that my server does not support this option.

  Please notify.

  If there is no native driver for this card of VMware and you can't do PCI passthrough, then unfortunately, you're SOL.

  -Matt

  VCP, vExpert, Unix Geek, Nerd of storage

• After restart of 2 of our servers ESX 3.5 - 110268 the console or VMS are inaccessible

  Hi all

  We've had this problem for a year now, and we assume that when we fixed a server that was causing the problem in these two places (Singapore and London).   However, we have since discovered that just reboot the server causes as well.   So I'll try to find a solution if we do not have to have the car of people for hours to get physically on the server to resolve the problem.   I wish the problem more in detail now.

  In London, we have an HP Proliant DL380 G3, with a NETWORK NC7781 card, which has 2 ports (vmnic0 and vmnic1) connected to vSwitch0 (which is the Port of the VM - DataCenterLAN)

  In Singapore, we have an HP Proliant DL 380 G4, with a NETWORK NC7782 card, which has a port (vmnic5) connected to vSwitch4 (which is the Service Console Port - Legacy eth0)

  During the reboot of these machines are for some reason, the tg3 driver does not load properly and causes the switches above to lose the connection.   In London, I can at least PuTTY in and solve the problem, but to Singapore, it's the Console port that breaks down, making it impossible for me to connect, so get hold of local people, and they can take less 2 hours and up to a few days to get there.

  What I have to do is run the following commands

  esxcfg-module d tg3

  esxcfg-module e - tg3

  vmkload_mod u tg3

  vmkload_mod tg3

  in London I can go to VIC - Configuration - networking and readd the vmnic on the Virtual Machine Port

  In Singapore, I have the most local support to run these 2 commands as well.

  esxcfg-vswitch - L vmnic5 vSwitch4

  and then

  esxcfg-vswitch - M eth0 vSwitch4 Legacy\ Pei vmnic5

  Why is happening.    We have a few other machines that I expect to have the same problem, based on the type of computer and network cards, but they did not.   The only thing these two have in common is that they are both among the first ESX boxes, we have deployed and they have been upgraded to version 2.5.2 and 2.5.3.   We had 2 other machines that have been in our Dev environment which were identical, but they did not have this problem, but they are local to us and not in another country and one-third of the way around the world.

  If there is not a direct solution, is there a way to put something in place so that the controls can run on startup or reboot?

  Thank you

  Steven Stuart

  If nothing else, you can put orders in /etc/rc.local as if entered you them in the command line.  It will keep you in suspense when / if another number arrises.  If you have the time, it may be interesting a relocation for strange topics such as this one.

  -KjB

  VMware vExpert

• ProLiant DL360 G8: Missing Base system device driver

  Hello

  I have a HP Proliant DL360 G8 with Windows Server 2008 R2 Enterprise SP1 server, but when I go to Device Manager I get lack of base system device driver. Please I need know what driver to install.

  Properties of the device:

  Hardware LDS:

  PCI\VEN_8086 & DEV_0E26 & SUBSYS_18A8103C & REV_04

  PCI\VEN_8086 & DEV_0E26 & SUBSYS_18A8103C

  PCI\VEN_8086 & DEV_0E26 & CC_088000

  PCI\VEN_8086 & DEV_0E26 & CC_0880

  Location information:

  PCI bus 0, device 4, function 4

  Compatible IDs:

  PCI\VEN_8086 & DEV_0E24 & REV_04

  PCI VEN_8086 & DEV_0E24

  PCI VEN_8086 & CC_088000

  PCI VEN_8086 & CC_0880

  PCI\VEN_8086

  PCI\CC_088000

  PCI\CC_0880

  Best regards

  Hi Rubendiazmarino,

  Try these drivers for your server:

  • HP ProLiant iLO 3/4 Management Controller Driver Package for Windows Server 2008/2012 X 64 (U.S., International)
  • HP ProLiant iLO 3/4 Channel Interface Driver for Windows X 64 (U.S., International)
  • Handset identifier Chipset for Windows Server 2008 R2 (American International)

  After installation reboot, your server for these driver to work.

  Yours faithfully,

  Ryan

• Expansion / Upgrade ProLiant DL380 G5 and ProLiant DL360 G5

  Hi all, we have two servers, Proliant DL380 G5 with SmartArray 400 and Proliant DL360 G5 with SmartArray 200icontroller controller, expand us on the disks, memory and cards network, the problem is that after we see the documentation which is sometimes wrong and don't know not the limitations of each of the parties, the issues are:

  Proliant DL380 G5 SmartArray 400:
  - STORAGE: up to 8 SAS / SATA, not clear what size that can be used with this controller, we understand that up to 500 GB SATA 7200 RPM and maximum 2 TB SAS 7200 RPM, we currently use with 146 GB drives to 10,000 rpm, whose original documentation is the maximum allowed value.
  -MEMORY: Up to 64 GB modules of maximum memory up to 8 GB.
  - NETWORK: update with PCI Express, support cards that I can find are HP NC110T PCI Express and PCI-Express HP NC373 HP NC360T PCI-Express.

  Proliant DL360 G5 SmartArray 200i:

  - STORAGE: up to 4 SAS / SATA controller supports only 200i SmartArray four drives in RAID 0, 1, 1 + 0 if we wanted to expand to six bays that are available on the disk server, it would change the controller and memory. Yet, the size of disk maximum supported based on the documentation is 72 GB SAS and SATA drive 60 GB, but looking it seems as if you agree at least 300 Gb SAS disks at 10 000 rpm and up to 500 GB 7200 RPM.
  - MEMORY: up to 64 GB maximum memory modules up to 8 GB.
  - NETWORK: update with PCI Express, support cards that I can find are HP NC110T PCI Express and PCI-Express HP NC373 HP NC360T PCI-Express.

  This is what I have gathered and what interests me in the expansion and to say that the documentation I found to give the feeling of this conflict, is perhaps by the dates of their procedures, but before you make a payment would guarantee the purchase. Also getting information guides, manuals and forums, I have also consulted compatibiliy HP Proliant Server Guide, so I have consutlado with HP before purchasing, but have yet to receive an answer.

  A greeting and thank you very much

  Hello jranerosc. I think you'd have better luck trying Business Forums of HP. You should get more specific help.

  Have a great day!

• HP Proliant DL360 G6 ESXi5.0 support?

  Hello world

  I have HP Proliant DL360 G6 does ESXi5.0.Our Support plan is to add 2 HP Proliant DL360 G6 in the cluster having

  already 2 host with HP Proliant DL380 G7 model. Any problem by adding in theCluster, VMotion, HA and DRS.

  Details of the server in the Cluster currently: -.

  2 Server HP Proliant DL380 G7
  CPU Cores 8 GHz CPUsx2.665
  Processor type:-Intel Xeon E5640 CPU @2. 67 GHz

  2Server need to added in the cluster;

  HP Proliant DL360 G6
  CPU Cores 8 x 2.4 GHz processors
  Processor Intel (r) Xeon (R) CPU [email protected] GHZ type

  Any help on this will be appreciated.

  It should work perfectly with the cluster level setting the appropriate CVS (see http://kb.vmware.com/kb/1003212)

  André

• Installation of VMware ESX/ESXI 4.1 on HP Proliant DL360 G4

  Hello

  I think to buy an old HP Proliant DL360 G4 machine with 2 Xeon 3.6 GHz processors and 4 GB of RAM.  I intend to install VMware ESX or ESXI 4.1 on it.

  I read some reviews of VMware and other products of the hypervisor and all say that these 64-bit Xeons have no VT support option and therefore cannot run 64-bit Windows guest OS.

  Since I just use it as test environment learn more about Windows Server 2008.  I would like to know if I can install ESX 4.1 on the HP DL360 G4 and if so, can I install client Server 2008 32-bit Windows OS on top?

  Another machine, that I'm looking is the Dell Poweredge 2850, which has the same processor and roughly the same features as the DL360 G4.  So I want to know what a Xeon with no VT - x 64-bit is limitation of technology with regard to the installation of the virtual machines based on Windows on it.

  Thanks for any help.

  The Xeon 3.6 have VT - X, so you will not be able to run 64-bit OS comments, as you found it- http://ark.intel.com/Product.aspx?id=28019.  You would be OK for customers 32 bits, but you would be prevented from running Windows 2008 R2, because it is 64-bit only.   At this point, I wouldn't bother with a test server that cannot run 64-bit guests.  If you want to stick with a server-class machine I keep watch or watch a white box - vm - Help.com - see the list of the white box.

  Dave
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• ESX 4.1 on HP Proliant DL360 G7 + Smartarray 410i

  Hello

  I try to install ESXi 4.1 (downloaded from the HP site) on HP Proliant DL360 G7, but Setup ESXi having problems with detection of RAID. The logical unit of the smartarray is detected, but the size of the capacity is 0 (displays 0.00 B in the screen of the Installer). Is this a known problem, how can I fix?

  P. S.

  I also tried to install the version no HP of ESXi, same problem.

  Everything also tried installing CenOS, fine

  Thank you

  ESX (i) is limited to 2 TB - 512 bytes / LUN. The ACU can take the table and divide it into logical LUNS that ESX (i) can then use to create data warehouses.

• HP ProLiant DL360 G5 - should "fully buffered" memory modules ECC?

  Hello

  I hope I'm asking in the right forum, and I hope that my question isn't distracting.

  We have 2 servers ESX 3.5 clocked at 2 servers "HP ProLiant DL360 G5" with 4 GB of RAM each.

  We bought 4 GB of RAM to each server.

  I understand that we need ECC DDR2-667 RAM, but I don't know if "fully buffered" modules more expensive are necessary.

  Someone please have a Board how do I know? Esxcfg-info shows:

  + Host:

  \==+Hardware info:

  .........

  |----Product Name............................................. ProLiant DL360 G5

  ........

  \==+Memory info:

  |----Page Size............................................. 4096 pages

  |----Total Pages........................................... 978518 pages

  |----Free Pages............................................ 457894 pages

  |----Shared Pages.......................................... 417076 pages

  |----Common Pages.......................................... 198808 pages

  |----Heap Size............................................. 7680 pages

  |----Heap Free............................................. 2217 pages

  | - Map Free... pages of 1996

  | - Size of the kernel Code... 1536 pages

  |----System Mem............................................ 45120 pages

  |----Num Nodes............................................. 1 knots

  |----Physical Mem.......................................... 4293222400 bytes

  |----Vmkernel Mem.......................................... 4008009728 bytes

  | - Vmkernel free Mem... 1875533824 bytes

  | - Service Console Mem... 272 MB

  | - Service Console (Cfg) Mem... 272 MB

  \==+Aux source memory Stats:

  | - The physical memory is... 4192600 kilobytes

  | - Service Console memory... 278528 kilobytes

  | - Kernel memory... 3914072 kilobytes

  | - Waived by VMkernel... 4 kilobytes

  | - Mmap thing... kilobytes 26624

  |----Mmap Buddy......................................... 4840 kilobytes

  | - Core region Code... 6144 kilobytes

  | - Benefits of core at the beginning... 3096 KB

  | - Data of kernel and lot... 30720 kilobytes

  |----Other Kernel....................................... 109056 kilobytes

  |----Nonkernel.......................................... 1902012 kilobytes

  |----Free............................................... 1831576 kilobytes

  And unfortunately, there is no "lshw".

  Thank you

  Alex

  Hello

  HP have a few useful pages for their servers, I keep these around as reference, they are called Quickspecs... lists lots of interesting information about the server and its components..., it's the quickspec for the DL360 G5 it seems only the fully buffered collection list... so you may be stuck with requiring that...

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• HP proliant DL360 G3 ESXi Question

  I bought a HP proliant DL 360 G3 for my lab and so far have been able to install ESXi and it stand up a race.  I can get to it by the client, but the problem is to create a new virtual machine... Windows Setup said that he did not find any hard disk?  ESXi reades the data store, then why can not the windows install, see hard drives?  What should I do to fix this?  Thanks in advance.

  The XP cd does not have the SCSI drivers to recognize the Buslogic or LSI SCSC automatons used in its ESX virtual machines. If you have created your VM with a type of buslogic SCSI adapter, you will need to download an image of a diskette of drivers from the link below.

  http://www.VMware.com/download/server/drivers_tools.html

  Then

  (1) (copy the file FLP to your ESX Server (you can put it on the VMFS data store).)

  (2) change your VM and change the diskette to use an image file. Then navigate to the file FLP. Make sure that the connected to the power supply is turned on.

  (3) turn on your virtual machine. During the installation of Windows at the right time, press F6 to add drivers for storage and then load the driver for the drive of the virtual machine.

  If you use the controller logic LSI - see this link - http://virtrix.blogspot.com/2007/09/vmware-installing-windows-xp-on-esx.html

  http://www.nliteos.com/

• HP DL360 G4 - noisy fans

  My HP ProLiant DL360 G4 has really noisy fans and I think they work 80-100% (I guess). I searched the forum and understand I need drivers for HP health status.

  So I downloaded this version:

  VMware ESXi 4.1 Update 1 HP custom Installable ISO Image

  4.1_U1_Apr_2011_ESXi_HD - USB - SDImgeInstlr_Z7550_00096.iso
  File size: 430 830 KB
  File type: iso
  Md5sum: 60f66fdc31c8d4ef899f97d6d7deab24

  But it has not reduced the fan speed after installation. I have to configure, or do I have to install any additional software on the server of VMware? Or is it something the BIOS setting?

  Please tell me how to solve this problem. I'm totally lost and had a headache now.

  Thanks in advance!

  PS. a data center solution is not an option right now.

  / Hazz

  Sorry, I mixed up my units of measure. How about 43.333. Not exactly, I want a 110 degrees Celcius sauna.

  You may be able to get the foam baffle of a music/provider store.

  I don't remember what was available in the G4 series for monitoring. Make sure that the CIM providers are enabled. Tab Configuration / software / advanced settings. I don't remember what article it is in, but there it is.

  I would also add a temperature alarm remotely. It takes a few minutes for the temperature enough to cause damage, particularly in a small room.

• Cannot install ESXi 4 on HP DL360 G6

  I have a brand new HP DL360 G6 I downloaded 4 ESXi and ESXi 3.5 U4 and iso confirmed are correct with md5 checksums.

  I've updated the Bios and RAID controller to the latest firmware and reset all to factory default.

  I ran HP Smartstart CD and run all the diagnostics & full on everything and everyone on two occasions. with the help of HP Tech on phone.

  I install Windows 2003 Std without any problem.

  I too disabled PXE on the NETWORK interface card in the bios.

  Hardware config.

  2 x Intel Quad Xeon E5540 2.53 Ghz

  4x4Gb = 16 GB of ram (all matched)

  6 x 146 GB 10K two ports SAS RAID 10 on with firmware p410I 1.66 (tested RAID 5 too)

  I get to the screen of the yellow Installer Accept install, then select disk0 and about 2 percent in said what follows.

  The installation operation failed

  The installation operation has encountered a fatal error:

  Cannot write the image on the selected disk. This can be caused by bad sectors on the device or other hardware problem.

  The following information will help VMware Support team with your problem. Please save this information before proceeding.

  System information:

  Manufacturer: Hewlett-Packard

  Model: Proliant DL360 G6

  Used Tag: XXXXXXXX

  BIOS Rev: Hewlett-Packard

  If I not I see the following in the last lines of Alt - F12

  0:00:00:30.601 cpu1:4859) SFS: 1073: 1 e9 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 not a drectoryh

  sysboot: 13, esxupdate-db-maint returned error

  sysboot: get the "PBHOST" of the line of the kernel startup parameter

  sysboot: running "crond".

  sysboot: execution of "setsid(2) /sbin/watchdog.sh s cdp/user/sbin/net-COP."

  sysboot: execution of "esxcfg-init" - set-boot-progress fact

  sysboot: execution of "sbin/vmdumper" - g successful startup

  0:00:00:30.752 cpu4:4891) successful start

  0:00:00:31.219 cpu5:4899) FFS: 1073: 1 4 4 c 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 not a Director

  Help, please!

  I would absolutely use the version of HP. First try.

  http://communities.vmware.com/docs/DOC-6824 for a manual installation of the USB. Works the same in 4.

  http://h20392.www2.hp.com/portal/swdepot/displayProductInfo.do?productNumber=HPVM06 for the version of HP