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is there an issue with speed and duplex settings?
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is there an issue with speed and duplex settings?

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Hello<br />
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Try to update the server BIOS.<br />
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Hola!,<br />
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Trata de actualizar la Bios del servidor.
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Hello

Try to update the server BIOS.

Hola!,

Trata de actualizar la Bios del servidor.

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Do you Fix this?<br />
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Resolviste esto?
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HP Proliant DL320 G5P<br />
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2 physical network ports<br />
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Port 1/shared ilo<br />
Port 2<br />
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When both links are used, the server does not recognize any connection and the ports become disabled.<br />
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With just 1 network link used, the server is able to display the mac address.<br />
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Why does this occur ? is there a way to change this behavior in the BIOS or RBSU ?
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HP Proliant DL320 G5P

2 physical network ports

Port 1/shared ilo
Port 2

When both links are used, the server does not recognize any connection and the ports become disabled.

With just 1 network link used, the server is able to display the mac address.

Why does this occur ? is there a way to change this behavior in the BIOS or RBSU ?

HP Network Card becoming disabled

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