Network adapters disconnected on vmware server

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  = > Port Configuration information: (not editable)

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  someone has an idea?

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  newbe33 wrote:

  Hello

  I installed ESXI on a DELL Poweredge T620 5.1.0.

  Then I need to access VSphere VSphere client server...

  but I can't connect to the VSphere server to my local network, and it seems the problem

  has to do with network cards.

  Since the interface to the VSphere server, I'm going to networking-> network adapters:

  I find two cards, which one is true:

  (checked) - Embedded NIC 1 (MAC address) status: disconnected

  -Embedded NIC 2 (MAC address) status: disconnected

  (no light on the RJ45 when you use 'Test network management' option ping on the bridge...)

  I have through menu peripheral BIOS and found some information but I do not really understand:

  Here is an example of device Intel Gigabit LOM t i350 2 p:

  -Properties of the firmware image: family version 13.5.6

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  -Wake on LAN: disabled

  -Online port Configuration information: (not editable)

  -UEFI Driver: intel PRO/1000 5.0.08

  -PBA Adpater: 105600-000

  -Type of chips: intel i350

  -PCI Device ID: 1521

  -PCI Bus: device: function: 6:0:0

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  I do not know how to solve this problem, and I can't find documentation on Intel Gigabit LOM t i350 2 p,

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  until the bios sees as connected, esxi won't see that it connected.

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