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HP DL180 Network Speed
Asked by mustekkzn in Computer Servers, Network Switches & Hubs, Network Cards & Adapters
Tags: HP Server Hardware, DL180
I am experiencing a strange problem which I am really hoping that you guys can assist me with.
Background:
We purchased a HP DL180 G5 server for the main to be used as a backup server, using Symantec 12.5. The server has a HP NC105i PCIe Gigabit Server adapter in it, which is able to run at 1000mpbs speeds.
The core switch of our network is a Netgear GSM712 switch which is able to run at 1000mbps.
Issue:
Upon connecting the DL180 server to the Netgear GSM712 switch I am only able to get a 100mbps speeds and not 1000mbps as expected. I have done all sorts, from changing out cables, to swapping out ports of others servers which are running at 1000mbps speeds and without any luck.
Observation:
I have compared some of our other servers which are running at 1000mbps speeds and the only point that I think is worth mentioning is that our new DL180 is running on Auto, under the Nic's drivers properties. (Please see attachment, DL180 Speed and Duplex). Where as our other server which is running at 1000mbps is set to 1000mbps under the Nics drivers properties (please refer to attachment DL320 Speed and Duplex).
I have tried to change the DL180's Speed and Duplex to 1000mbps as per our other server, but every time I do that, it just comes up saying that there is no network cable connected.
Question:
My question is simple, how do I get my HP DL180 server run at 1000mbps on a Netgear GSM712 switch which already has other devices connected to running at that speed.
If you guys would require any further information on this, please do not hesitate to ask.
Thank you in advance for your assistance in this matter. It is greatly appreciated.
Kind regards,
mustekkzn
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