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X3650_M5 Warning Vsphere
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Has anybody faced anything similar about the warnings attached? Unfortunately the server is in a remote location and i cannot access it physically. The server rebooted with core dumb ESX screen. The server is a Lenovo x3650 M5.
Shall i assume that the warnings have to do with the raid controller card? I cant find anything related in the internet.
Thanks
x3650_M5.png
Has anybody faced anything similar about the warnings attached? Unfortunately the server is in a remote location and i cannot access it physically. The server rebooted with core dumb ESX screen. The server is a Lenovo x3650 M5.
Shall i assume that the warnings have to do with the raid controller card? I cant find anything related in the internet.
Thanks
x3650_M5.png
You need to look at the diagnostics on the server, and maybe configure IMM as per this link
https://akbaraji.wordpress.com/2012/10/07/setup-alert-in-imm-integrated-management-module-for-ibm-server-x3650-m3/
PSOD are generally caused by failed hardware, outdated firmware, we would recommend checking and upgrading all firmwares.
https://akbaraji.wordpress.com/2012/10/07/setup-alert-in-imm-integrated-management-module-for-ibm-server-x3650-m3/
PSOD are generally caused by failed hardware, outdated firmware, we would recommend checking and upgrading all firmwares.
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A error on a raid controller could mean the controller is faulty, say flat cache battery.
A error with a disk. say your raid array is degraded
very very ambiguous.