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Asked by Gavilan123 in Citrix, XenServer
Hello,
I upgraded one of my XenServer Hosts from 5.0 HF 3 to 5.5 this weekend. When the host came back up, it cannot see any of the NICS on the server and displays "Unknown" for everything under XenServer Licensing and Details. It seems to have retained some information as the DNS settings that were previously there are intact. Obviously, it is a paper weight right now and I need to get it up and running.
I could try running the upgrade again and see what happens but I'm scared to make these issues permanent on the host. I've checked the BIOS and the NICS are enabled and link lights are flashing on the server and the switch.
I've got four NICS on the server with 2 of them multi-pathed to the iSCSI device and 2 of them attached to the network. I originally made the 2 that are attached to the iSCSI device unavailable to the XenServer host so I could isolate the iSCSI traffic and regular network traffic to the VM's.
As for why XenServer can't even identify what version it's running, I suspect it is related. Keep in mind that I purchased XenServer Enterprise back in February 2009 and that's what version this is supposed to be.
I can't find anything on this issue and would really appreciate the help. Thank you!
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