Installation Windows on UCS C22 M3S always go to SCU Default

dhani.irwan · ‎02-20-2014

Hi,

We recently have bought 2 Unit UCS C220 M3 Server, in order to install Windows 2012 R2 . When trying to install and configure RAID working Well,and we finished installation windows 2012,but after restarted the Server its always go to SCU Default Boot

we've Tried to boot direct to Hard Disk but always go to SCU Default Boot

We use 4 disks (@300GB * 4 Units) and using RAID 10

What can i do to solve this problem?

Dragan Ilic · ‎02-20-2014

Change boot options in BIOS...

HTH,

Dragan

HTH,
Dragan

dhani.irwan · ‎02-20-2014

we had already change boot options on BIOS, and make Hard Disk as First Priority but still go to SCU Boot

Dragan Ilic · ‎02-20-2014

Can you give RAID configuration? Embeded or external RAID controller? If you configured RAID then you're not working with psychical disks anymore...you have VD on that RAID controller and that's where you're going to boot.

Can you upgrade to the most recent firmware for this UCS (1.4.7 if i remember well...)?

HTH,
Dragan

dhani.irwan · ‎02-22-2014

we are using RAID 10 and use LSI Mega RAID ( embedded).. we didnt make VD

Manuel Velasco · ‎02-20-2014

Hi Dhani,

Is this a c220 m3 or C22 M3?

What firmware are these server running?

You can disable the SCU and the othe other partitions on the flexflash. This will prevent from booting of the SCU partition or other patition in the flexflash.

Steps when running firmware 1.4

Step 1 Log in to CIMC interface for the server, using the IP address of the server.

Step 2 Navigate through GUI tabs to Server > Inventory > Storage.

Step 3 Click FlexFlash-0 in the Storage Adapters list.

Step 4 Click on Configure Operational Profile in the Actions area.

The Operational Profile dialog opens.

Step 5 Uncheck the box for each VD that you want to disable , then click Save Changes.

if you servers are running firmware 1.5 there is a storage tab in the gui you will need to go there to will select the storage controller to disable the partitions.