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Running a Dell Poweredge T110 as a testing server. Everytime you boot the machine, it takes FOREVER it does this &quot;Initalizing REmote Access Controller&quot; during the bootup process that takes close to 60 seconds which is crazy when you are restarting the machine multiple times a day with new installations of different server environments.<br />
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Any way to get this to quit it? I'm 100% sure I'm not using any &nbsp;remote access controller features in the BIOS here... Any guidance would be greatly appreciated.
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Running a Dell Poweredge T110 as a testing server. Everytime you boot the machine, it takes FOREVER it does this "Initalizing REmote Access Controller" during the bootup process that takes close to 60 seconds which is crazy when you are restarting the machine multiple times a day with new installations of different server environments.

Any way to get this to quit it? I'm 100% sure I'm not using any  remote access controller features in the BIOS here... Any guidance would be greatly appreciated.

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Running a Dell Poweredge T110 as a testing server. Everytime you boot the machine, it takes FOREVER it does this &quot;Initalizing REmote Access Controller&quot; during the bootup process that takes close to 60 seconds which is crazy when you are restarting the machine multiple times a day with new installations of different server environments.

Any way to get this to quit it? I&#39;m 100% sure I&#39;m not using any  remote access controller features in the BIOS here... Any guidance would be greatly appreciated.

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