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Operating Systems SCO ML570 Panic Post 302091455 by ccarcher on Tuesday 3rd of October 2006 06:08:41 AM
Old 10-03-2006
Error ML570 Panic

Brief scenario of problem
working on contract for customer with supposedly identical setups in US and Europe

3 HP ML570 servers running SCO 5.07 networked together
servers 1 & 2 run the user applications , server 3 acts as backup / tape transport system between tape libraries

US side all runnning fine and stable

Europe side, servers 1 & 2 panic at irregular interval for no apparent reason, kernel mode trap E (suggesting ram / bad scsi cabling / termination)

anyone got any ideas / suggestions as have looked into this in great detail and running out of ideas

Hardware company that set up the servers and OS insist both US and Europe are identical, and are no help whatsoever Smilie
 

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