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How do I reset an IBM RSA II to factory defaults

Asked by mpr2008 in Computer Servers, Network Operations, Network Cards & Adapters

Tags: IBM, Remote Supervisor Adapter II, 13N0832 or 39M4948, RSAII

I have several IBM RSAII cards that are used for out-of-band management of IBM xSeries servers.  We need to reset these cards to factory defaults.  IBM has a bootable diskette we can use to reset them, but the existing card firmware is for an xSeries server we currently don't have available.  If we put the card in to another xSeries server, the floppy boots and says "no devices found" - which means it can't talk to the card due t the firmware being for another server type.  I read where there was a reset button dance you could do on some IBM management modules (blade center) that we tried (5-5-10) with no luck.  We also tried the IBM MPCLI utility with the same results.

Any thoughts or magic to reset these cards?
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