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SunFire V440 Quad gigabit ce1 won't run Gig
Post 302331485 by fixit9660 on Monday 6th of July 2009 10:48:26 AM
07-06-2009
SunFire V440 Quad gigabit ce1 won't run Gig
Hi there. My first time posting so apologies for any indescretions in advance. 
I've got two SunFire V440 servers running Solaris 5v10. Both have a quad Gigabit ethernet card fitted, both have the same symptom; that is, I can't get the first port ce1 to run Gigabit. Motherboard ports are ce0 and ce5. the quad card ports are ce1 - ce4 inclusive. Port ce2 runs Gig fine. (Haven't tried ports ce3 or ce4). When I configure ce1 for Gig it doesn't even show a green l.e.d. when I plug in the patch cable. The switch and patch cables are definitely good. Port ce1 work perfectly at 100Mb/s FDX on both servers.
I guess I'm missing a patch or something but all help appreciated. By the way I'm a Network Engineer, not a Solaris Admin so anticipate a high degree of noobness relating to Solaris and Servers.
Apologies in advance. Thanks, Andy.
I've got two SunFire V440 servers running Solaris 5v10. Both have a quad Gigabit ethernet card fitted, both have the same symptom; that is, I can't get the first port ce1 to run Gigabit. Motherboard ports are ce0 and ce5. the quad card ports are ce1 - ce4 inclusive. Port ce2 runs Gig fine. (Haven't tried ports ce3 or ce4). When I configure ce1 for Gig it doesn't even show a green l.e.d. when I plug in the patch cable. The switch and patch cables are definitely good. Port ce1 work perfectly at 100Mb/s FDX on both servers.I guess I'm missing a patch or something but all help appreciated. By the way I'm a Network Engineer, not a Solaris Admin so anticipate a high degree of noobness relating to Solaris and Servers.
Apologies in advance. Thanks, Andy.|
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