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What does the light relate to? &nbsp;It could be one of the drives has an issue and needs replacing.
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Thanks for the link. But then it doesn't say anything about the colour of the light? Or about what the exclamation mark means on the panel?
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You are very welcome and I was pleased to assist.
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hi guys, <br />
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We have an IBM X3650 M3 server. It's got an orange exclamation mark on there. <br />
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Can you help me with what that light means? We have Esxi 5.5 installed on there. Can I somehow view the hardware logs of this host remotely?<br />
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Thanks<br />
Yashy
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hi guys, 

We have an IBM X3650 M3 server. It's got an orange exclamation mark on there. 

Can you help me with what that light means? We have Esxi 5.5 installed on there. Can I somehow view the hardware logs of this host remotely?

Thanks
Yashy

What does the light relate to?  It could be one of the drives has an issue and needs replacing.

Thanks for the link. But then it doesn&amp;#39;t say anything about the colour of the light? Or about what the exclamation mark means on the panel?

You are very welcome and I was pleased to assist.

IBM X3650 M3 - Status light

hi guys, 

We have an IBM X3650 M3 server. It&amp;#39;s got an orange exclamation mark on there. 

Can you help me with what that light means? We have Esxi 5.5 installed on there. Can I somehow view the hardware logs of this host remotely?

Thanks
Yashy

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Server Hardware

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