I have eight (8) 2.5" hot swap drive bays available, 7 if I reserve one for a standalone boot drive. This setup will give me 80 physical cores across 8 processors, 512GB of RAM, running Centos 6.8. It is to be used for engineering simulation calculations requiring an SMP configuration, as opposed to a distributed-memory setup like a traditional cluster. I am looking at purchasing a used HP DL980 G7 server with 8 10-core E7-4780 processors. Is there a way like on common AT power sources that just short-circuiting the green + black wire turns on the power source?
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My question is how to I test the backplane? To see what’s dead, the backplane or the motherboard? On the power backplane I only have the pink wire outputting 12V, all others doesn’t output anything. The two power supplies are working I think, I found that short-circuiting pin 1 and 3 off the power supply gives me 12v output on both power supplies. I have tried\checked the following options: I have the motherboard with the minimum configuration, only one DIMM and I only have connected the system power connector, the power supply connector from the backplane and the front panel led board connector. When I tried to power on the server it won’t turn on, I have no leds on at all, all is off (power supplies, power backplane, motherboard, front panel are all off) If the Red LED stays on the power supply slot when swapping with a known good power supply, change the power supply backplane.Yesterday, I had to power off our server because of maintenance of the electric grid, ups was getting empty. If the Red LED follows the power supply when swapping it into the other slot or a known good power supply works, change the bad power supply. If power supply is connected and no RED or GREEN LED light is showing on the power supply, try connecting into another outlet. If the power supply AC power cord is disconnected, connect it. Swap power supply with known good power supply or swap power supply into the other slot. To troubleshoot a system power failure, perform the following steps: When a server is showing an External Health LED amber light, it means that there is a problem with the power to the server, a sub system or a component. When the health LED on the front panel illuminates either amber or red, the server is experiencing a health event. HP ProLiant Server – Amber External Health LED _ Look for foreign material (screws, bits, slot bracket blanks) that may be _ Check all connectors (cable, PCI slots, processor sockets, and so on) for _ Check all system cables and external cables for misalignment, bent pins,ĭamage to wiring, crimps, backward installation, or any abnormalities. Restart the server after each action to see if the If you cannot determine the problem by checking the specific area, perform See your server?s specific troubleshooting guide.Ģ. Interlock or system interconnect status LEDs. If possible, remove the appropriate access panel and check the system Doing so may cause thermal damage to drives andĬomponents and could void your system warranty.ġ. When powering on the server, if the power status LED blinks once everyġ0-20 seconds, turns amber, or stays off, the system is trying to start, but mayĬAUTION: Never operate the server with an access panel removed for anĮxtended period of time. I found following information from a Compaq Proliant ML 350 Troubleshooting guide which is located at:
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