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Where are we at with this?<br />
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OneHump
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I've got it figured.<br />
how can I close this question?
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I've got it figured.
how can I close this question?

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You can allocate points and close it yourself, or you can post a message in the Community Support Forum asking that the question be deleted.<br />
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I appreciate you dealing with this. &nbsp;It's a lot of work to go back and clean up old questions.<br />
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OneHump
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You can allocate points and close it yourself, or you can post a message in the Community Support Forum asking that the question be deleted.

I appreciate you dealing with this.  It's a lot of work to go back and clean up old questions.

OneHump

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Hi Experts,<br />
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I am having a heck of time, trying to get this stupid thing to recognize the network cards and comunicate with the server.<br />
the network cards are fibre cards and they plug into the SAN.<br />
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any help will be very appreciated.<br />
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MJ
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Hi Experts,

I am having a heck of time, trying to get this stupid thing to recognize the network cards and comunicate with the server.
the network cards are fibre cards and they plug into the SAN.

any help will be very appreciated.

MJ

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