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• Cisco UCS-C210

  Hi, received this syslog message about our UCS C210 server but do not know how to replace the battery.

  Apr 13 22:10:29 10.33.5.4 Apr 13 12:02:54 storage CISCO-WORKING: SLOT-5: battery does not and cannot support the conservation of the data. Please replace the battery

  He is the backup battery for the RAID controller device...

  http://www.Cisco.com/c/en/us/TD/docs/unified_computing/UCS/c/HW/C210M1/i...

  HTH,

  -Kenny

• Satellite Pro S300-120 does not start after replacing the CMOS battery

  Hello

  My friends laptop - a S300-120 - was having a few problems.

  I replaced some parts about this before, including a screen crack with no problems.

  However, he began to refuse to start saying "out of battery CMOS, Press F1 to enter setup". Of course you would have to do this, set the date and time, except & restart only to get the same message. We have replaced the CMOS battery with a with the same serial number and now the laptop will not boot.

  It does one of two things.

  It is one) seems to turn, turn to the top disk & CD player, cooling fan is 100%, then flashes the POWER ON led once, twice by orange, and then green to 1/2 second intervals, with no response from the keyboard or LCD.

  Or (b) turns on, turntable, does not turn up to cooling fan, POWER ON witness remains stable, no response from the keyboard or LCD.

  I re-assembled the laptop several times & can not find all the missing fittings or obvious signs of damage.

  The only thing I can think is that the motherboard has been damaged - somehow find replacements is delicate.

  Any ideas?

  Hello

  (> It is a) appears to turn on, turn the disk & CD player, cooling fan goes to 100% and then flashes him

  POWER ON led once, twice by orange, and then green to 1/2 second intervals, with no response from the keyboard or LCD.
  Usually, if the voltage in abnormal feeding malfunctions when IN DC will be blinking orange.

  In my opinion, it looks like a problem with the motherboard :(
  Eventually, you will need to replace the mobo ;(

• Equium A210 - replacing the CMOS battery possible?

  My Toshiba Satellite A210 - 1 4 seems to have a CMOS battery problem because it does not keep the BIOS settings.

  I bought a replacement battery and a/c mains adapter to remove the a/c power problems but the POST beaps and CMOS keeps a checksum error and once in the BIOS and save the settings, it starts successfully, but if the laptop restarts or is off this all over again. I've also updated the BIOS successfully is not of the BIOS chip. The only thing I can think is to replace the CMOS battery - is it possible?

  I read that some are soldered on? Would this laptop Toshiba service to replace the CMOS battery / audit failures - if so, how much would it cost, or someone else can do that the laptop is out of warranty.

  Advice please?

  Hi Emases2010,

  As I know some batteries are fixed/soldered to the motherboard and t is no substitute, but I think that only a laptop computer technician can give you a detailed response.

  Normally, you can load the CMOS battery if you leave the AC adapter plugged in overnight or in the best case 24 hours. After this, the battery must be fully charged.
  Check this box!

• Toshiba 5200/100 - replacing the CMOS battery for floppy drive work

  Device still works fine, Windows 3.1.
  Start now, by setting the time & date (CMOS battery).
  However, recently the floppy drive is NOT "ready".

  Would it be useful to replace the CMOS battery for the floppy drive works again?
  Please advise. Any advise welcome. T.I.A.

  NAP - Gent - Belgium

  Hello

  Battery CMOS is needed to keep the BIOS settings.
  It seems that the CMOS battery is empty if you need set the date and time always in the BIOS settings. But the CMOS battery has nothing to do with the floppy drive.

• Compaq Presario SR5214x: Replacing the CMOS battery for Compaq Presario SR5214x desktop computer

  How to replace the CMOS battery on a Compaq Presario SR5214x desktop computer. What type of battery? Where is the battery? Thank you (deleted content)

  @ernier

  You will find how to do here.

  http://h10032.www1.HP.com/CTG/manual/c00840496

  REO

• How to replace the cmos battery in a HP nc6220

  I need to replace the cmos battery in a computer laptop nc6220.

  This is a simple job. Can someone explain how or provide a link explaining?

  Thank you to

  COMPUTIAC

  Thanks a lot for the info. New batt. will be here Friday.

  Will post back with the results.

• replace the CMOS battery for dv4 - 2165dx laptop computer

  Please I need help on how to replace the CMOS battery for dv4 - 2165dx notebook pc.

  foanti wrote:

  Please I need help on how to replace the CMOS battery for dv4 - 2165dx notebook pc.

  Hello

  Page 54 of this manual: http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c01963667.pdf

• Pavilion dv6 2170 clock problem after replacing the CMOS battery

  Hello world. Sorry for my bad likely English

  OK, so the problem started since I changed my laptop CMOS battery. and to be honest it wasn't whit any problem the clock when I replaced it but I if this may be the cause of another problem that later I figuered what the problem was because of the RAM.

  in any case, I changed the Rams and this problem has been resolved. I just set the clock of the BIOS and rebooted the system. After awhile I figuered that windows clock is not fair. I restarted again and saw the BIOS clock. It has been reset for 2009! even when the laptop battery and power supply are attached the BIOS and windows continues to change clock! I even changed my windows and I replaced the CMOS battery with the former, but nothing helped. It seems really strange, but I don't think it's maybe a hardware problem there a driver or something for the CMOS battery... need your help! Thank you!

  You mentioned that the BIOS has been reset for 2009? This means that there is a problem with the current or any leak and the BIOS has been "reset" back at the root of the plant. I'm afraid you have shorted something when you changed the battery not be grounded.

  Worst case is that there is physical damage to your motherboard and there is nothing you can do about it, probably broken a capacitor - who cannot hold a charge to prevent the reset of the BIOS clock.

  However, you can try this.

  Completely, unplug your computer, remove the laptop battery, etc... Then browse 'Guide' your computer for the "hard physical reset" for your CMOS. I don't know what it's like on a laptop, I only did it on desktop with riders. Be sure to follow the directions precisely.

  -Make sure you are properly grounded. touch the metal parts that is grouned before touching anything on your computer.
  -the hard reset should be done for at least 30 seconds, this ensures that the power is completely served the system. Then you can set this back.

  Try this a couple of times, first without removing the CMOS battery and 2nd time after remove CMOS battery and placing it in.

  Good luck.

  BTW, you can also try running without your new memories (if there is more than 1 stick, try them separately). In fact, I would probably try first before doing a hard reset CMOS. The reason why I didn't say earlier, it's because I have assumed that you already tried this.

• I'll replace the CMOS on an old Pavilion 751n battery. What then?

  I'm going to replace the battery of the BIOS on old Pavilion my mother 751n.  What I don't know, is what will happen: will I need to Flash the BIOS (because, for example, there no information because the battery died a long time ago), or the BIOS on Board will be still intact?  It still will automatically detect what are the devices on the computer (including a video card and a new hard drive; the old drive hard doesn't have a CHIP checked and no longer boots, and I'll restore the PC to Žtat via recovery CD after installation of a much larger disk).  He will recognize that the RAM of the computer has been quadrupled during its original specifications?

  In short, I have to do something special, once I replaced the CMOS battery to avoid having a difficult time in the computer?

  Hello

  None of these things should be a problem.

  Video is automatically disabled. The BIOS does not care what the material is in the slots PCI, CD-ROM etc.

  They will all be rediscovered and everything should work.

  What I mean by changing the default value is if you have changed the default boot in something else, order etc.

  Paul

• Cisco UCS C210 M2: PXE - E61: Media test failure, check cable of

  Hello

  I'm working on Cisco UCS C210 M2 servers. I got 10 146 GB SAS HD with LSI MegaRAID Raid Controller. I did run the Raid Controller and choose RAID6. After that I installed ESXi and it said to reboot the server. Now, when I restart the server I get the following error message:

  PXE - E61: Media test failure, check cable of

  PXE - M0F: Exit Boradcom PXE ROM

  Restart, and then select proper boot service

  or Insert Boot Media in some boot device and press a key

  Any suggestions how I can solve this problem.

  Thank you.

  You will need to go into the Bios of the controller LSI MegaRaid (Ctrl + H) and select the option of virtual drives on the left. When the virtual command window opens, you must select the drive (Raid Volume) on which you want your drive master boot and underneath there will be an option to set as your boot device. Apply and save.

• UCS-C210 Firmware

  When I try to update the firmware via TFTP I get an error message Image_CRC_Failure on the web and CLI.  I tried to re - upload the image and I tried several versions of the image.  I also tried the upgrade via the web and I get to 5%, and the system hangs.  When I try to log in I get this error message: "this browser has already a MMIC session. Only one session is allowed by the browser. You must log on to the other session, connect with a new session. "I click on the link"Logout of the other session", but I can not always log in.  I have to completely power off the server for the Web to become available.  When I say "shut down", I want to say that I physically remove the cable from the back and wait 10 seconds.

  Could someone tell me please the right way with these 2 questions?  It is the first time that I had the chance to work with the UCS-C210 and I'm about to say that I'm not impressed because this isn't the first question that I met.  I like Cisco and I won't get that far right now.

  Any help is appreciated,

  Terry

  Hello Terry,

  These types of problems are usuing the fault of a Windows TFTP server cause CRC errors.   Have you tried downloading interface Web of another client by chance?

  Have you tried the HUU (Host Update Utility)?  It's an ISO you just go up and it will update all FW components as you like.

  You can get it here:

  http://www.Cisco.com/Cisco/software/release.html?mdfid=283862069&flowid=25882&softwareid=283850974&release=1.4%281C%29&relind=available&rellifecycle=&RelType=latest

  * Note the name of the file will be called something like "ucs -c200- huu - x.x.x.iso", but that's fine.  The C200 and C210 are the same basic architecture, and this package is compatible with both.

  As for your other questions, you can configure the MMIC to allow multiple connections: it's under Admin settings or Communication, I think.  By resetting the MMIC (not disturbing for the host operating system), you can clear all 'stuck' sessions.

  Let me know how you go and we'll get you squared away, I promise you.

  Kind regards

  Robert

• New UCS-C210 problem with video monitor output

  Hi all

  We just bought a new Cisco UCS C210 M2 product for our CUCM migration to Virtual Machines. We plugged a HP monitor and a USB keyboard to start work with the UCS. Then we plugged the server to the power supply and turn on the server, the fan worked properly for his initial shot. However, I could not see the monitor up and I can't see if it boots correctly. We waited and notice that the keyboard seems to work as you can see the num and lock the scroll works.

  I unplugged the monitor of the connection of the console before the use of the foxconn connector that came with it and plugged into the DB15 port on the back. Same result the monitor does not display anything.

  So I went on the second UCS server using the same keyboard and mouse, everything works.

  Any who know this problem of the screen does not? If so, please share how to fix it.

  Otherwise, our conclusion would be that Cisco sent us a faulty hardware or it has become defective during the transport.

  Thank you best regards &,.

  Ramon

  OK fans turn upwards and then downwards with the lights on the front would indicate to me that the server itself is ok and boot up normally. The fact that you have used this monitor UCS one another in the same way seems to indicate that the problem is probably with this server and a video on the issue. I suggest to open a TAC case and include these steps you have taken. If you can, try reinstalling all your memory and boot up the server again.

  I hope this helps.

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• UCS-C210 m2 fan speed issues

  one of my servers has fans will quickly 6 to 8 k.

  

  My second server of similar configuration is at a normal speed around 2 K.

  I had this happen in the past and I think that I've updated the firmware which seemed to fix. but it seems to have reappeared.

  I restarted the server, and the fans are always go fast.

  both servers are running the BIOS

  C200.1.4.1.0 (Build Date: 13/07/2011)

  CIMC

  

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  Update:

  Earlier, I tested just as to completely stop the server and restart that seems to have helped.

  except now only PSU fans go around 5 K

  the system fans seem to have stabilized to the normal range of 2 to 3K.

  

  my other UCS Server PSU fans are running at 2-2. 5 k.

  Temperature is not a problem, they are both running around same time.

  .. and are both under minimum load

  any ideas as to why the power supply fans are vivid?

  Hi Robert,.

  I guess I must also point out that your two servers have two different versions of them supply systems which explains the differences of stabilized power supply fan accelerates even after having worked around the bug, in my opinion, one of the servers may have met.  UCS-c200 has older PSUS that have two fans online so that fans can run a low speed to maintain the required temperature.  UCS-c210 m2 has newer power supplies that have only a single fan in them so they run the fans at higher speeds to maintain the required temperature.

  Mike

• UCS-C210 M2 RAID 10 (1 + 0)

  Hello everyone

  I doubt that the raid 10 (1 + 0) that several sources indicated that they need 4 hard drives, however I have read elsewhere that are required to at least 2 disks.

  I could indicate if UCS C210 M2 Server is that you can configure RAID 10 with two 300 GB hard drives each.

  Thanks for responding.

  Duplicate thread

  https://supportforums.Cisco.com/message/3647100#3647100