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Yes No
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See “Isolating hardware problems” on page 95.
__ 2.
Does IBM Network Station display on the monitor?
Yes No
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One or more of the following may be true:
a. Verify that the monitor is on, and tighten the monitor cable
connections.
b. The Network Station may have failed a self-test during the
startup sequence. Note any LED indications or beep
sequences that occur, and refer to “Isolating hardware
problems” on page 95.
c.
You have not configured the Network Station for the server
operating system yet. The Change Firmware Support menu
displays when this is true. See “Part 3. Configuring the
Network Station” on page 37.
d. The monitor attached to the Network Station is not working
properly. Consider swapping the monitor with one that you
know works properly.
e. Consider replacing the Network Station logic unit.
__ 3. Do any error codes and text messages display on the monitor?
Note: Error messages do not display before IBM Network Station
displays on the monitor.
No Yes
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See “Configuration errors” on page 105.
__ 4. Does the Network Station make contact with the server and begin
downloading the kernel?
Yes No
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a. Ensure that the network cable is not defective, and that you
properly connected it to the Network Station.
b. Verify your configuration settings in the BIOS setup utility
(see “Load default settings” on page 63 to reset the BIOS
configuration to factory default values).
c. Verify that you have correctly configured the server, and
that there are no problems with the network.
__ 5.
Does a login screen display on the monitor?
Yes No
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