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Are the blades' names set in RBSU?
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Where to check, I have only<br />
1.<br />
2.<br />
3. HP Proliant BL480c G1<br />
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1 and 2 should be the same as 3
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Where to check, I have only
1.
2.
3. HP Proliant BL480c G1

1 and 2 should be the same as 3

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This has been resolved by simply shutdown the server blade, remove it for few seconds and re-insert it while OA is open.
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This has been resolved by simply shutdown the server blade, remove it for few seconds and re-insert it while OA is open.

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Or change the Asset Name in the BIOS, that will fix it permanently.
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Or change the Asset Name in the BIOS, that will fix it permanently.

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So you set the names with RBSU?
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In the Onborad Administrator under Device Bays, I have 3 blades, only one is showing as HP Proliant BL480c G1, the others are blank, but still can get to ILOs etc., everything is fine, just the name is missing.<br />
FYI, I an new to Blades. Thanks.
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In the Onborad Administrator under Device Bays, I have 3 blades, only one is showing as HP Proliant BL480c G1, the others are blank, but still can get to ILOs etc., everything is fine, just the name is missing.
FYI, I an new to Blades. Thanks.

HP c-Class Blades and OA issue

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