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Solution Type Problem Resolution Sure Solution 2186276.1 : X5-2 failed DBPs causing FMA fault ILOM-8000-30
Additional information for ILOM-8000-30 - Top Level Identification indeterminate -- System serial number is unknown In this Document
Created from <SR 3-13378788931> Applies to:Oracle Server X5-2 - Version All Versions and laterx86 Symptoms ------------------- ------------------------------------ -------------- -------- Problem Status : open System Component ---------------------------------------- FRU Description : The Top Level Identification of the system cannot be Response : The system will return UNKNOWN to Product identification Impact : The Product part number and serial number, as well as other Action : Please refer to the associated reference document at ChangesChanging the MB, Disk Back Plane (DBP) or Power Supply 0 without following the replacement procedures can cause this issue.
CauseThis has been noticed in early X5-2 systems that have been sitting for long periods of time prior to power up due to the off gassing of the rubber gasket causing the DBP to corrode and not be able to hold the TLI. SolutionDetermine if any parts have failed in the system such as the PS0, or the DBP or the MB or if any were replaced. Replace any failed components. A Field Engineer will need to be sent to the site to set the TLI using "How to update the Serial Number on Oracle x64 platforms (Doc ID 1364359.1)" References<NOTE:1964265.1> - How to Replace an Oracle Server X5-2 or X6-2 Power Supply<NOTE:1961418.1> - How to Replace an Oracle Server X5-2 and X6-2 Disk Backplane [VCAP] <NOTE:1168560.1> - ILOM-8000-30 - Top Level Identification indeterminate Attachments This solution has no attachment |
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