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Hello,<br />
while trying to work on the server from RSA card - it doesn't accept any input, either from mouse or keyboard, although I can see actual console of the server. Firmware is up to date. From server side I'm not able to control RSA card as well. ASU utility says that RSA card is not presented. All required software from server side is installed: RSA driver, IPMI mapping layer and driver. Browser is IE7 and latest Java is installed. What could be possible problem? Some cabling issue? server is in remote location, can't check it myself :) Thx!
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Hello,
while trying to work on the server from RSA card - it doesn't accept any input, either from mouse or keyboard, although I can see actual console of the server. Firmware is up to date. From server side I'm not able to control RSA card as well. ASU utility says that RSA card is not presented. All required software from server side is installed: RSA driver, IPMI mapping layer and driver. Browser is IE7 and latest Java is installed. What could be possible problem? Some cabling issue? server is in remote location, can't check it myself :) Thx!

ibm rsa II on x3650, mouse and keyboard are not working

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