To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if HP ProLiant DL585 G7 does not boot a previously installed operating system?
If your HP Server fails to boot a previously installed operating system, there might be a corrupted operating system (restore or reinstall it). Check the hard drive and subsystem settings. Also, review and adjust the boot order in RBSU.
Why won't my HP Server power on?
Your HP Server might not power on due to several reasons. Ensure all power cords are securely connected, as the issue could stem from a loose or faulty power cord or an improperly seated or faulty power supply. Check the power source and the power on circuit. Also, make sure each device is properly seated. If problems continue, remove and reinstall each device, checking the connectors and sockets for bent pins or other damage. A faulty internal component could also be the cause.
What to do if my HP ProLiant DL585 G7 Server boots, but a fault event is reported by Insight Management Agents?
If your HP Server boots but reports a fault event via Insight Management Agents, check that all internal and external components are properly seated. Remove any unsupported components. Also, check the redundancy status and configurations. Finally, ensure proper cooling and ventilation for the system, as it may be experiencing an overtemperature condition.
How to fix HP ProLiant DL585 G7 that does not complete POST?
If your HP Server does not complete POST, check that all internal components are properly seated. Test or replace the KVM device. Also, test or replace the video device.
General| Product Type | Server |
|---|---|
| Memory Type | DDR3 |
| Hard Drive Interface | SAS/SATA |
| Maximum Internal Storage | 16TB |
| Network | Gigabit Ethernet |
| Management | HP iLO 3 |
| Form Factor | Rack |
| Chipset | AMD SR5690 |
| Memory Slots | 32 |
| Storage Controller | HP Smart Array P410i |
| Processor | AMD Opteron 6100 Series (4P) |
| Maximum Memory | 512 GB (RDIMM) |
| Network Controller | HP NC382i Dual Port Multifunction Gigabit Server Adapter |
Identifies and describes the components located on the front of the server.
Details the function and status of LEDs and buttons on the server's front panel.
Explains the LEDs on the Systems Insight Display and their meanings.
Identifies and describes the components located on the rear of the server.
Details the function and status of LEDs and buttons on the server's rear panel.
Explains the status indicators for the server's power supply units.
Identifies and describes the components located on the server's system board.
Explains the function and configuration of the ten-position system maintenance switch.
Identifies and describes the components on the SPI board.
Identifies components for PCI-X/PCI Express and PCI Express I/O expansion boards.
Illustrates the locations of DIMM slots on the primary processor memory board.
Describes the LEDs on SAS hard drives and their meanings.
Identifies and describes the LEDs on the battery pack.
Explains the status indicators for the FBWC module's green and amber LEDs.
Instructions on how to power on the server.
Step-by-step guide to safely power down the server.
Procedures for extending the server from its rack mounting.
Instructions for removing the server's access panel, including safety warnings.
Detailed steps for removing the processor memory drawer.
Steps to remove the SPI board from the server.
Guidance on selecting an appropriate installation location for the server.
Specifies clearances needed for proper server airflow and servicing.
Details environmental temperature requirements for server operation.
Outlines electrical power requirements and safety guidelines for installation.
Explains proper electrical grounding procedures for the server.
Provides warnings related to rack installation and stability.
General advice on installing hardware options before server initialization.
Refers to rack kit instructions for installing the server.
Steps for powering up and initial configuration of the server.
Methods and resources for installing the server's operating system.
General advice for installing hardware options.
Steps to install a secondary processor memory board.
Information on server processor support and installation guidelines.
Detailed steps for installing a processor onto the server.
Details memory configurations, including module types and capacity.
Tables showing the correct order for installing memory modules.
General guidelines for adding hot-plug hard drives to the server.
Information on installing redundant hot-plug power supplies for increased availability.
Information about the HP BBWC module for data protection.
Overview of installing and enabling a Trusted Platform Module (TPM).
Description of the SmartStart deployment software.
Overview of the RBSU utility for server configuration.
Explains the automatic system configuration process during initial boot.
Description of the Array Configuration Utility (ACU) features.
Procedure to re-enter serial and product ID after system board replacement.
Details the capabilities and features of iLO 3 for remote management.
Overview of tools used for server diagnostics and troubleshooting.
Guidance on installing and updating device drivers for the server.
Overview of HP Smart Update Manager for firmware deployment.
Points to the HP ProLiant Servers Troubleshooting Guide.
Essential steps to take before starting troubleshooting.
Emphasizes reading safety information before servicing.
Troubleshooting steps for loose or damaged cables and connections.
Introduces the available troubleshooting flowcharts.
The primary flowchart to begin the troubleshooting process.
A generic flowchart for troubleshooting unspecified problems.
A flowchart to diagnose issues when the server does not power on.
A flowchart to diagnose issues related to the Power-On Self-Test (POST).
FCC rules regarding RF emission limits for Class A and Class B devices.
Information on CE marking and compliance with EU directives.
Compliance information for laser products, including warnings.
Information on installing and using wireless devices.
Precautions to prevent damage from static electricity.
Methods for grounding to prevent electrostatic discharge.
Tables detailing operating and shipping environmental conditions.
Tables detailing server dimensions, weight, and input/output requirements.
Information to have ready before contacting HP support.
Contact details for HP support in the US and worldwide.
Information on HP's Customer Self Repair program.
