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• Inspiron 660 - solid Amber Light, No POST, does not start

  Hello world

  Having badly put in that my Inspiron 660 road.  When I press the button, it turns Orange fixed and there is no display.    I need to change a few items on the computer?

  Full article:

  Earlier, before I clicked on the sleep button on my keyboard and left my computer for awhile.  When I came back, the computer showed a black screen, but he was still awake.  I left alone for a while, but I couldn't get the screen to show so I held the power button.

  I then took over, hoping everything was ok, but then it restarted several times by himself.  Then he showed a blue screen with a frowny face indicating 'inaccessible boot device '.  I decided to try safe mode.  After scanning of the hard drive, it eventually start in safe mode.  After a few moments, I stopped it safely.

  After that, I thought I should try a regular boot.  When I hit the power button, it remained white, but there is no display.  After leaving it alone for a bit, I tried to turn off by holding the power button.  But it does not work.  The only option I had was to pull the plug.  After reconnecting, there now solid amber light, no display, no post.

  Hoping someone has a solution I have at least back on my computer.

  Solid amber of the switch shows the dead motherboard.

  

• Reference Dell R310 Server Blade not start CD ROM [FRESH WINDOWS SETUP]

  Hello

  I have a Server Blade Dell R310. I created the virtual disk on a Raid Configuration, also I updated the BIOS boot.

  I PERC S100 when I checked on my configuration tab.

  The scenario is that I want to install a new / new copy of Windows 2008 R2 on this server, I have the dvd bootable. but when I put it on the drive it says "No Bootable Media found" something like that.

  Y at - it all the configurations that I missed? hoping to get answers from here.

  Kind regards!

  OK, let's back up a bit:

  Use the management tools of systems and Documentation (GDPS) instead of SBUU.  If you use SBUU with 2008R2, you should use the Driver Pack too... MUCH easier to use the GDPS, which has everything you need in there:

  FTP (you will need to copy/paste - forums do not like the FTP links):

  FTP://FTP.Dell.com/secure/FOLDER01538030M/1/OM_SMTD_730_A00.ISO

  Yes, you start on GDPS, follow the instructions, and then insert the 2008R2 media when prompted.

• IP address of server blades management

  Hello

  Could someone please help me know which path is followed to reach the ip addresses of the server blade chassis management? To be more precise, to say that I have the management interfaces of interconnections connected to the switch network management of my fabric. When I ping addresses it ip of the blades, that ping through the management interface of the FIs management? Can I assign different subnet IP subnet Management Server as the FI management interfaces?

  Also, could someone share a document illustrating this architecture?

  Thank you

  Quesnel

  Hi Quesnel

  Let's be very clear: IP address management blade = IP address of the MMIC, you can for example. access by the KVM.

  There are 2 modes:

  - out of band which is accessible on port 1 G of the interconnection of fabric management

  - in the band which is accessible via a fabric interconnect 10 G uplink interface

  See the discussion in

  https://supportforums.Cisco.com/discussion/12185011/management-blades-OU...

  Management in-band MMIC

  A determinant to provide access management in-band for integrated management Cisco (CIMC) controller is the desire to separate traffic treated tenant provider cloud for service provider deployments shared, public or private. Out of band (OOB) management traffic is at the fabric of interconnections and cross management via the management port. This has the potential to cause bottlenecks and affect the bandwidth of the processor in the management ports.

  In-band management allows MMIC traffic to take the same path as the data traffic into and out of the fabric of interconnections via the uplink ports. The highest bandwidth available to the uplink ports means that inband access greatly accelerates the management traffic and reduced risk of bottlenecks and the stress of CPU. When out of band (OOB) and inband address pools can be configured for access to the administration in Cisco's UCS Manager. Out-of-band access only supports IPv4 addresses. Access inband supports IPv4 addresses and IPv6, which allows a management single or double stack.

  The two addresses of OOB management interface that can be configured in Cisco UCS Manager blade and rack servers are:

  • An OOB IPv4 address assigned to the physical server via the pool global ext-mgmt
  • An address IPv4 OOB derived from a service associated with the physical server profile

  In addition, up to four inband management interface addresses can be configured:

  • A tape attributed to the physical server IPv4 address
  • An IPv4 address of inband derived from a service associated with the physical server profile
  • An IPv6 address band attributed to the physical server
  • An IPv6 address of inband derived from a service associated with the physical server profile

  Several in-band for each server management IP addresses take additional sessions of CIMC. When you configure the OOB, and strip addresses, users can choose from a list of these addresses in the KVM Console dialog box when they launch KVM from a server, SSH to the ground, a service profile, the KVM Launch Manager or Cisco UCS Manager GUI web URL.

  MMIC inband access supports the following services:

  • KVM console

  • SSH to MMIC for soil

  • vMedia of ISO, virtual CD/DVD, removable disk, floppy drive

  Note	Only Cisco UCS M3 and M4 servers support access in-band MMIC. Access Inband MMIC for Cisco UCS M1 and M2 servers is not supported.

• Server Blade ASYNC / threshold of passage / hardware verification

  Hey people,

  strange things occur yesterday evening. I bypassed about 120 messages "threshold crossed: CAW: etherTxStats...» "and"IO Module Warning.

  I looked in the events of UCSM. Each server blade in our UCS started a WSF. What is a routine of UCS? We do not know what is happening. All the 32 ESXi 5.5 blade server. It has not changed anything.

  Events of WSF see attached file. I have filtered all the events of 'jumps '. To me, it seems that MMIC began the new inventory for all servers? Do you know something about this or have the same events? Is there a scheduled task internal UCS?

  UCS version 2.2 (3f) (all systems = same beam of firmware; UCSM, FIs, blades...)

  Thank you very much

  / Hugo

  It would be interesting to have a look at the audit logs around that time and DME (data base management Enginer) to see what is really happening... You better open a case of TAC and then post the result here for future users faced with the same question it will require a deep investigation of the newspapers before we a tell you what/why he happeed.

  -Kenny

• Dell Dimension 4700 solid Amber Light but now nothing

  A few months ago my Dell Dimension 4700 does not, he just had a solid clear amber.  So I read on the forum and I replaced the memory and the computer booted.  It lasted for about 6 weeks, and then I got the amber light again.  So I moved the memory and used an eraser to remove static.  Still had a yellow light.  Then a few days ago I had no amber lights - nothing.  So I bought a pwer supply and installed today and it still does not work!  Any suggestions?

  Thanks a lot for your helo!  I bought a power supply, but was still the question, so I bought a motherboard and my computer is a race!   Thanks again!

• OptiPlex 7010 i7 3770 64-bit - Upgrade RAM causes error amber light 2-3

  Hello.

  2 - 8 GB DDR-3 1600 CL11 240 sticks pin

  When installing, I get the amber light flashing 2-3.

  I swapped their slot from 1-3 to 2-4 and so on...

  Technical Guide Dell says that this computer can run up to 32 GB [8 GB / slot] in a 64-bit configuration.

  Someone has any ideas why this happens?

  Thank you very much.

  Hello.

  I wanted to update this post.

  My Crucial memory, that I bought was shipped to me.

  It must have been "zapped" somewhere along the way.

  I was confused, because it was the first time that I had met a problem with RAM that I had sent.

  Thank you very much for the help.

  esmzoso

• Why do I get Amber (light orange on replacement N2048P...

  I just got a replacement from Dell switch.  We have two N2048, for some reason the replacement switch is amber display lights up but the when connected to our other N2048, it does not show this link color.  Anyone know why get us amber random link light?

  Orange fixed means that the connection works at 10/100. The flashing orange avtivity link means that the port is an active push/pull and PoE is running.

• I'm not sure how to make it work. 2 guests, 2 virtual machines, trying to keep the traffic on the Server Blade.

  I have two blades on the same chassis running ESXi 4.1, each has an Exchange Server on it. Im trying to keep the traffic between the two Exchange boxes contained between the two. I thought that I could put in the same vSwtich, but looks like I need vDS for this. I don't have this license level.

  Now, I found myself with two separate vSwitches with the same label. network, it shows them on the same vSwitch so they don't transmit traffic. because they are separate switches... my vSphere networking missing a bit... need to study more.

  Since you have virtual machines on different blades that the traffic between the two will have to cross a physical network card.   If you need to segment this traffic, you can configure a VLAN in your network, add a new group of port on each host to ESXi virtual machine and then set up a NIC in the virtual machines to use this group of VIRTUAL LAN port.

  Though the virtual machines on the same host (always) you can configure a single vSwitch.   In this case the traffic between virtual machines would not hit the physical network and you wouldn't need even a physical NETWORK adapter, attached to the vSwitch.

  Dave
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• Amber light flashing on time capsule

  I just installed and activated a new Xfinity gateway modem.  It is hooked to my Time Capsule airport.  Time successfully Capsule gives me Internet connection, with the cord, Ethernet and Wireless.  It also allows Time Machine on my MBP running towards a job.

  However, my Time Capsule continues to Flash his clear amber, instead of going to the green. He had the green light before the transition to a new modem.

  I tried the power of disconnection and reconnection both the modem and the time Capsule.  My Airport utility confirms it's something wrong, but I know not what, especially given the fact that it seems to work very well.

  Need some new avenues to explore.

  Thank you

  David

  AirPort utility will tell you exactly what he thinks is wrong and suggest a 'solution '.

  Here, I assume that you use a recent operating system like El Capitan, Yosemite, Mavericks, Cougar or Lion on your Mac.

  Open AirPort Utility

  Click on the image of the time Capsule

  In the window that appears, look for the status setting

  Click on the little orange dot there for more information and a suggested fix.

  You can have a "Double NAT" error message there. The solution is to change to a setting time Capsule of 'Off (Mode bridged)' to work with your new 'modem'... which is actually a modem and a router in one package... also called gateway.

  Click on the network at the top of the screen

  Change the setting for the router Mode to read 'Off (Mode bridged) '.

  Click Update at the bottom right of the window to save the changes and allow a minute for the time Capsule again a beautiful bright green light.

  If you're still using OS X (10.6.8), post back to similar but different instructions.

• How to solve my Time Capsule that does not show a green light?

  Installed my Time Capsule in a new home. My service is xfinity that has WiFi built into the modem. Time Capsule also has active WiFi. The two WiFi options work perfectly. However, my Time Capsule shows a light yellow rather than green light, so I know that something is wrong with the system. I disconnected Time Capsule and restarted - does not solve the problem. What is the Protocol for troubleshooting to solve the problem?

  You have to open the summary in airport utility page... It is enough to click the icon of the TC and read the problem in the list.

  for example

  

  Tell us what each question is and we can help you to solve this... but if you click on each of them will be offered a cure... or you can ignore the error.

• Mini speaker shows not all light

  My mini speaker x does not show a blue or red light on the side and now won't play and when I try to charge it to the laptop it stops the laptop immediately, it is as if she has just died, what to do

• Physically, move a server blade in a different location - best practices?

  Hello

  Is there a best practice to move a physical blade to another location?  I can't find a document about it.

  We want to move a slide to another location due to keep grouped similar environments but do not want to disassociate the profile.

  Can we just unassign, and then take it out and put in another location and let it automatically reactivate.  The profile will remain with the server?

  You say - associate profile and then re - associate profile again?

  Thank you

  A

  Hi Adrien,.

  Thank you for poining, I guess I wrote too soon.

  Yes it takes the decomission.

  Here are the steps to update:

  (1) shut down the operating system on the blade,

  (2) Disassocite the service profile, wait dissociate it in full (check the status on the WSF of the blade tab)

  (3) Decomission the blade of the UCSM (check the status on the tab of the WSF for the process)

  (4) to remove the blade from the current location,

  (5) move the blade into the slot again.

  (6) wait for blade to discover fully (even once, check the condition of the WSF of the blade tab), you may be required to validate / recognize the slot to accept the blade and trigger the discovery.

  7) once discovered associated with the profile back

  (8) start the dos operating system.

  I would check the documents and let you know.

  . / Afonso

• Manually add a new vLan to the server blade in Cisco UCS 5108

  Hello

  I tried to add a new vLan to my chassie of server and then add the manulay on the blad server. The problem is that I can´t to connect to the network, what I introduced it in fabric switch? Anyone got a tip where to start troubleshooting?

  / T

  Hello

  You need SSH interconnection fabric (FI) and then change in context nxos

  Padma

• SERVER BLADE with 96 GB of RAM

  I have a server balde with 2 processors and 96 GB of physical RAM installed.

  Having the license for "VMware vSphere 5 Standard for 1 processor (with 32 GB vRAM) right by processor"

  According to my understanding vSphere 5, there is no limitation on phyiscal RAM and processor.

  limitation to a virtual machine is the maximum that we can assign 32GB vRAM.

  Please confirm if this is correct.

  Read the white paper of the licenses at http://www.vmware.com/files/pdf/vsphere_pricing.pdf

  manu101914 wrote:

  I have a server balde with 2 processors and 96 GB of physical RAM installed.

  Having the license for "VMware vSphere 5 Standard for 1 processor (with 32 GB vRAM) right by processor"

  According to my understanding vSphere 5, there is no limitation on phyiscal RAM & CPU.

  The license is per-SOCKET on the blade, but not on CARROTS by socket which is now unlimited.  Since you have 2 jacks, you will need a minimum of 2 licenses.  With your evidence of 32 GB per socket, you can be powered with a total of 64 GB memory configured, regardless of the amount of memory they use in fact virtual machines.

  You can either purchase a 3rd license then you can connect virtual machines with a total of 96 GB of memory configured, or you can update your licenses to the company that will give you a total allocation of 128 GB.  Note that this is the CONFIGURED memory, not the USED memory, so it is very likely that you will need licenses that go beyond the 96 GB.

  Also note that the memory is pooled - if you have several other servers also running vSphere 5 Standard, then he the the sum of all virtual machines running on all hosts in the operating mode that count.