View printable report, Server profile troubleshooting – HP 1.10GB Virtual Connect Ethernet Module for c-Class BladeSystem User Manual
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Scroll down to the Server Ethernet Adapter Information section and be sure that no assigned SAN
fabric appears in the Network column for the HP ProLiant BL680c G7 Server Blade.
View printable report
This report is available on the Server Profiles screen (on page
), and lists the set of profiles that have been
defined in the Virtual Connect domain:
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To filter the report for only assigned or unassigned profiles, click the down arrow in the Show: box.
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To print the report, click the print icon.
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To close the window and return to the Server Profiles screen, click Close.
Server profile troubleshooting
In some cases, server profiles can be assigned to server blades when certain mismatches exist between the
server profile definition and the server blade. The following list summarizes Virtual Connect behavior under
these circumstances:
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If the number of Network connections in the profile is more than the number of physical Ethernet ports,
the profile is assigned, but a warning message appears.
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If a switch other than a Virtual Connect Ethernet switch is connected to any port in the profile, the profile
is assigned, but the MAC address is not changed on the NIC. A warning message appears.
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If the number of Fibre Channel connections in the profile is more than the number of physical Fibre
Channel HBA ports, the profile is assigned, but a warning message appears.
IMPORTANT:
When used with Virtual Connect, the HP Integrity BL860c Server Blade does not
support configuration of Fibre Channel boot parameters or PXE settings. Other Virtual Connect
server profile settings are configured properly when the appropriate BL860c firmware is used.