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PRIMERGY BX620 S3 Server Blade User’s Guide
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Notes
• When the teaming function normally starts running, event logs (ID = 6 to 8) are stored at boot of the
system. This is not a problem; no action is required.
• Once a Team is setup, plural warning logs (ID = 11) and event logs (ID =15, etc.) may be stored in
the system log of the event viewer at boot of the system. This is not a problem; no action is required.
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Detecting an Error in 1 Gbit/s Ethernet I/O Modules Composing a
Team and Replacing a Defective Card
Follow the steps below to replace a 1 Gbit/s Ethernet I/O Module composing a team.
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Replace a 1 Gbit/s Ethernet I/O Module in the server blade.
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Start the server blade.
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Log on with administrator privileges.
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Exit all running applications.
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Click [Start]
→
[Settings]
→
[Control Panel]
→
[Intel
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PROSet Wired], and start
Intel
®
PROSet.
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Select the replaced LAN adapter, and right-click it.
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Select [Remove from team].
The confirmation message may appear. Click [OK] to continue processing.
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Delete a LAN adapter from the team, re-select the LAN adapter moved outside
the team, and right-click it.
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Select [Add to team], and incorporate the replaced LAN adapter in the team
again.
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Click [OK] to exit Intel
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PROSet.
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Information
The primary adapter at the next priority level is preferentially handled: (Adapter name)
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Information
The secondary adapter at the next priority level is preferentially handled: (Adapter name)
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Warning
The primary adapter could not detect the next probe: (Adapter name) Cause: The team
may be divided into groups.
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Warning
(Team name) without one adapter is initialized. Confirm that all adapters exist and
function.
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Information
(Adapter name) has been deleted from the team.
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Warning
(Adapter name) is not specified properly. The adapter cannot process the remote
management function while being a network team.
table: Event log messages
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Type
Message
Summary of Contents for BX620 S3
Page 30: ...30 Chapter 1 Overview ...
Page 164: ...164 Chapter 5 Operations after OS Installation ...
Page 172: ...172 Chapter 6 High Reliability Tools ...
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Page 276: ...276 Chapter 9 Operation and Maintenance ...