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Can you attempt to configure iLO? &nbsp;This way you could at least see hardware logs.
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Shut down an HP DL380 G7 for updates. It would not power back on. All lights on the back were on, I could reach the iLo card (Not Configured) but the server would not spin up when the power button was pressed. I pulled the server from the rack and took it to the shop, that took about an hour. The server booted? I completed updates and thought I would shut it down to test the situation.<br />
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The server would not boot. Initially the fans would start to spin and the drives would flash in sequence blue, orange green I believe and then it would attempt to cycle again never actually booting. Not the server just will not power up. Any ideas or assistance would be appreciated.
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Shut down an HP DL380 G7 for updates. It would not power back on. All lights on the back were on, I could reach the iLo card (Not Configured) but the server would not spin up when the power button was pressed. I pulled the server from the rack and took it to the shop, that took about an hour. The server booted? I completed updates and thought I would shut it down to test the situation.

The server would not boot. Initially the fans would start to spin and the drives would flash in sequence blue, orange green I believe and then it would attempt to cycle again never actually booting. Not the server just will not power up. Any ideas or assistance would be appreciated.

HP DL380 G7 has to sit off for an hour after shutdown before it will turn back on

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