Why is the message "XXXXXX cannot be downloaded." shown when starting Hitachi Server remote console?
This message appears in Internet Explorer when the option 'Do not save encrypted pages to disk' is selected. To fix this, clear the check mark from Tools > Internet Options > Advanced > Do not save encrypted pages to disk.
What to do if Hitachi Compute Blade 500 blade VGA screen is displayed after powering off?
If "No Signal" is not displayed on the VGA screen of your Hitachi Server blade after powering off, confirm that the power status shown in the lower right corner of the remote console window indicates 'Power OFF'.
How to fix Hitachi Compute Blade 500 Server remote console not starting?
First, verify your Java VM version. If it's not supported, install a supported version. Ensure HTTP communication via TCP port 80 and HTTPS communication via TCP port 443 is available. Also, check communication via TCP port 5001. Verify that communication using these ports is available between the system console and the server blade BMC. If using Oracle Java Version 7 Update 21 or later, refer to the section on Java Runtime Environment (JRE) version 7 update25 or later.
How to fix slow performance with multiple remote consoles on Hitachi Compute Blade 500?
When running multiple remote consoles or virtual media consoles on your Hitachi Server, the Java VM uses 256 MB of memory per console. If the system console does not have enough memory, performance may slow down. To resolve this, use a system console with sufficient memory.
Explains UEFI (Unified Extensible Firmware Interface) and its role for server blades.
Describes utilities for disk array configuration depending on model or RAID controller.
Provides step-by-step instructions on how to access the UEFI setup menu.
Provides instructions on how to launch the MegaRAID WebBIOS utility for storage expansion blades.
Describes the procedure for building new disk arrays for storage expansion blades.
Provides procedure for rebuilding disk arrays if physical drive failure occurs on storage blades.
Explains how to configure the hardware settings of the disk array controller.
Describes the procedure for creating virtual drives, including RAID 0 and RAID 1 configurations.
Provides procedures for deleting all virtual drives or specific virtual drives.
Provides steps to launch the LSI Software RAID Configuration Utility.
Details the procedures for initializing virtual drives using Fast or Full Initialization.
Provides procedures for deleting all virtual drives or specific virtual drives.
Describes how to rebuild RAID 1 virtual drives when a physical drive fails.
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