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Michelle SmithAug 21, 2025
How to fix 207-Memory Configuration Warning on HP Server?
- MMark WebbAug 21, 2025
To resolve the 207-Memory Configuration Warning on your HP Server, install DIMMs that have a primary width of x4.
How to fix 207-Memory Configuration Warning on HP Server?
To resolve the 207-Memory Configuration Warning on your HP Server, install DIMMs that have a primary width of x4.
How do I resolve the 209-Online Spare Memory Configuration error on my HP ProLiant DL380?
To resolve the 209-Online Spare Memory Configuration error on your HP Server, install or reinstall DIMMs to support online spare configuration.
What to do if a mixture of front side bus speed processors is detected on my HP Server?
To resolve the issue of mixed front side bus speed processors on your HP Server, install processors with the same front side bus speed.
How to fix HP ProLiant DL380 that does not boot a previously installed operating system?
If your HP Server does not boot a previously installed operating system, it could be due to a corrupted operating system, a hard drive subsystem problem, or an incorrect boot order setting in RBSU. To troubleshoot, check the hard drive subsystem for problems and verify the boot order settings in the RBSU.
Why is the system power LED amber on my HP ProLiant DL380 Server?
If the system power LED is amber on your HP Server, it might indicate that the server isn't getting power, the power supply isn't properly connected, the connector is damaged, or the power supply has failed. Ensure the power cord is connected securely to the power supply, the power supply is undamaged and fully seated, the system power and power supply signal cables are connected to the system board, the CD-ROM drive cables are connected, the power button/LED cable is connected, and all pins on connectors and components are straight.
What does a red internal health LED on an HP ProLiant DL380 indicate?
If the internal health LED is red on your HP Server, it could mean a processor, PPM, power converter module, or primary fan has failed. It could also indicate that Processor 1 or PPM 1 isn't installed, a processor is an unsupported type, processors are mismatched, a DIMM has experienced a multibit error, there's no valid memory, populated banks have unsupported, mismatched, or missing DIMMs, the SCSI cabling or terminator configuration is incorrect, the PCI riser cage is unseated, or an overtemperature condition has occurred. Use amber failure LEDs to identify missing, failed, or improperly installed components, or an overtemperature event.
How to troubleshoot a monitor not displaying information on an HP ProLiant DL380?
If the monitor is not displaying information from your HP Server, ensure the monitor is powered on and the video cable is properly connected. If a video board or RILOE II board is installed, check those connections as well. You can also clear NVRAM in RBSU.
What does an amber external health LED on an HP Server mean?
If the external health LED is amber on your HP Server, it means power supply redundancy is lost due to a power supply failure. Ensure the power supply is undamaged and fully seated, or identify and replace the failed power supply.
What does an amber internal health LED on my HP ProLiant DL380 signify?
If the internal health LED is amber on your HP Server, it could indicate a processor or DIMM is in a pre-failure condition, one memory bank is valid but another is missing a DIMM or has a mismatched/unsupported DIMM, a memory bank has failed and online spare memory has copied information, or a redundant fan has failed. Use amber failure LEDs to identify missing, degraded, failed, or improperly installed components.
What does a red external health LED on an HP ProLiant DL380 Server mean?
If the external health LED is red on your HP Server, it indicates that all installed power supplies have failed, or the system may have experienced a short.
General| Product Line | ProLiant |
|---|---|
| Server Type | Rack Server |
| Rack Height | 2U |
| Processor Type | Intel Xeon Scalable |
| Memory Type | DDR4 |
| Storage Options | SAS, SATA, SSD |
| Storage Controller Type | HPE Smart Array controllers |
| RAID Options | RAID 0, 1, 5, 6, 10, 50, 60 |
| Network Options | Embedded 1GbE or 10GbE |
| Power Supply Options | Redundant power supplies available, various wattage options |
| Management | iLO (Integrated Lights-Out) |
| Expansion Slots | PCIe 3.0 |
| Operating System Support | Windows Server, Linux, VMware |
| Processor Cores | Up to 28 cores per processor |
Identifies front panel components, LEDs, and buttons and their status.
Identifies rear panel connectors, LEDs, and buttons and their status.
Details system board components, switches, and indicator lights for diagnostics.
Covers SCSI backplane, hot-plug drives, PCI hot-plug, riser cage, fans, and power components.
Details battery-backed write cache enabler LEDs and their status meanings.
Instructions for safely powering the server on and off, with important precautions.
Covers extending, securing, and accessing the server in a rack environment.
Details optional HP installation services and rack environment planning.
Guides initial setup, rack mounting, powering up, and OS installation.
Details processor and memory installation procedures and guidelines.
Covers adding hot-plug SCSI hard drives and tape drives.
Details installing power supplies, fans, battery cache, and expansion boards.
Explains various SCSI cabling methods and their setup for drive connectivity.
Details cabling for drives, power, and internal/external components.
Explains ROM-based setup, ROM utilities, and system configuration tools.
Covers installation software, diagnostics, drivers, and management agents.
Addresses minimum requirements, error messages, and startup failures.
Guides through troubleshooting steps for boot issues and post-boot problems.
Details the procedure for removing and replacing the system board battery.
Covers FCC, Canadian, EU, and other regional compliance statements.
Details laser device notices and battery replacement warnings.
Explains precautions and methods to prevent electrostatic discharge damage.
Lists server dimensions, weight, power, and operating environmental conditions.
Provides contact details and resources for technical assistance.
Defines common acronyms and abbreviations used in the manual.
An alphabetical index of terms and topics covered in the user guide.
