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HP blade server problem
I got a error massege:

A iLO2 failure has been detected, make sure you have a suitable iLO2 firmware loaded

Ok, anyone know how to reset iLO setting and update firmware? Because i lost the connection of blade, the enclose can not detect it at all.

Thx

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Avatar of Ahmed786Ahmed786🇮🇳

You can do this from the host using hponcfg /reset
Or
Booting to the SmartStart firmware update CD. This will upgrade the iLO firmware and also reset the iLO processor
Avatar of Ahmed786Ahmed786🇮🇳

Also one more to add.

Note that you may need to set the iLO security override switch to allow the upgrade to work.
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Sounds like you have the problem described in http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/Document.jsp?locale=en_US&objectID=c01113006, OA cannot communicate with iLO, but you should still be able to connect to the iLO directly with a web browser, just not via the OA.
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Yeah now I called HP and I got this ILO problem solved, it was stupid of me who tried to connect to iLO when its on a diffirent IP range... but now another problem im having... when i tried to connect to the iLO remote, it shows up no video... I dont know why... its a BL480c
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