04-07-2012 10:12 AM - edited 03-01-2019 10:21 AM
Hi,
My company have bought 5 units of CISCO UCS C200 M2. The servers are fitted with 2 x 6 core 2.67GHz. The server also fitted with 32GB ram. One of the server is showing amber light alert on mem and warning on the front panel. Can someone help what could possibly cause this issue?
Thanks,
Logan
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04-07-2012 10:58 AM
Hi Loganathan,
There could be a faulty DIMM on the system, in the CIMC you can check the SEL logs (System Event Log) which will provide you more details.
I would advice you to open up a TAC case for this, we can take a look at the show tech and figure out the exact reason and if required replaced the faulty DIMM / part (if faulty).
Thanks!
./Abhinav
04-09-2012 05:13 AM
Loganathan,
To have a better idea about the issue you may run (from CLI).
UCS# connect debug-shell
-sel
-sensors
Do you receive any alert in specific? (an screenshot from CIMC would help a lot)
Was the server recently installed/acquired?
If the error message shows only one or a couple of slots affected, try moving the memory modules to another pair of slots, like if you see A1-A2 affected, swap them with B1-B2 (but always in pairs). In the other hand, if the message shows more than a couple of DIMMs or all of them, the problem might be the motherboard or even the CPU.
The TAC case will help a lot in case something needs replacement, cause as you may read above, the issue can be anywhere and needs further investigation...
-Kenny
04-07-2012 10:58 AM
Hi Loganathan,
There could be a faulty DIMM on the system, in the CIMC you can check the SEL logs (System Event Log) which will provide you more details.
I would advice you to open up a TAC case for this, we can take a look at the show tech and figure out the exact reason and if required replaced the faulty DIMM / part (if faulty).
Thanks!
./Abhinav
04-09-2012 05:13 AM
Loganathan,
To have a better idea about the issue you may run (from CLI).
UCS# connect debug-shell
-sel
-sensors
Do you receive any alert in specific? (an screenshot from CIMC would help a lot)
Was the server recently installed/acquired?
If the error message shows only one or a couple of slots affected, try moving the memory modules to another pair of slots, like if you see A1-A2 affected, swap them with B1-B2 (but always in pairs). In the other hand, if the message shows more than a couple of DIMMs or all of them, the problem might be the motherboard or even the CPU.
The TAC case will help a lot in case something needs replacement, cause as you may read above, the issue can be anywhere and needs further investigation...
-Kenny
04-10-2012 12:07 AM
Hi Guys,
Thanks for the tips. I have change the ram module and its working fine now. Thanks for the support.
Regards,
Logan
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