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So, I was not able to determine why that slot is not displaying, but I was able to get the remote console working to get the configuration done.
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So, I was not able to determine why that slot is not displaying, but I was able to get the remote console working to get the configuration done.

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I have a Dell FX2 Chassis with 2 PowerEdge FC630 servers in it and I'm working on getting the setup configured. The servers are in slot 1 and slot 2 of the server, and both power on and can give power to a keyboard and mouse.<br />
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However, when I use the FX2's built-in KVM, only the server in slot 2 shows up on the connected monitor. I have tried shutting down and reseating the slot 1 server, and switching out the monitor cable in case this was the issue, but to no avail.<br />
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I am unable to configure the server in slot 1 as a result of this issue (I was just going to go ahead and use the CMC's Launch Remote Console option, but that opens a website that just gets stuck in loading forever and I'm not sure why that doesn't work either).<br />
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Anyone run into this before and have any suggestions?
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I have a Dell FX2 Chassis with 2 PowerEdge FC630 servers in it and I'm working on getting the setup configured. The servers are in slot 1 and slot 2 of the server, and both power on and can give power to a keyboard and mouse.

However, when I use the FX2's built-in KVM, only the server in slot 2 shows up on the connected monitor. I have tried shutting down and reseating the slot 1 server, and switching out the monitor cable in case this was the issue, but to no avail.

I am unable to configure the server in slot 1 as a result of this issue (I was just going to go ahead and use the CMC's Launch Remote Console option, but that opens a website that just gets stuck in loading forever and I'm not sure why that doesn't work either).

Anyone run into this before and have any suggestions?

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