Security: Video

To ensure the highest customer satisfaction and replace the defective hardware faster and more smoothly, it is necessary to register each system for the specific country together with the system location. But where and why should you register your device?

  How to identify Hardware errors based on beep codes Relates to: IP Storage/PC HW - DIVAR IP 6000 R2 and DIVAR IP 7000 R2 Both DIVAR IP units running the BIOS from American Megatrends Inc. (A.M.I) There are PRE BOOT or POST BOOT beeps. Please see the following Acoustic Error Codes. Short Beeps Beeps BOOT Description Possible Root Cause 1x short PRE Ready to Start No error   2x short PRE + POST Can´t restore Parity RAM 3x short PRE Errors in the lower memory block (first 64 Kbytes) RAM 4x short PRE System-Timer error Motherboard 5x short PRE Processor malfunction CPU 6x short PRE No RAM installed RAM 7x short PRE Exception interrupt error CPU 8x short PRE Display memory error Graphic card 9x short PRE CMOS/ROM checksum error CMOS battery, CMOS 10x short PRE CMOS read error Motherboard, CMOS-Clear-Jumper 11x short PRE L2 Cache malfunction Cache, CPU or Motherboard Repeated short PRE + POST Problem with the power supply to the motherboard Motherboard Long Beeps Beeps   Description Possible Root Cause 1x long PRE + POST Power Supply error Power Supply or Motherboard 3x long PRE Error in keyboard interface Motherboard Repeated long PRE + POST Power Supply Malfunction: To high or low voltage Power Supply or Motherboard Beep Combinations Beeps   Description Possible Root Cause 1x long + 1x short PRE Fatal Error on the Mainboard Motherboard 1x long + 2x short PRE + POST Video Problem Graphic card malfunction or wrong installed 1x long + 3x short PRE + POST Video Error Broken RAM-DAC (Digital Analogue Converter) 1x long + 6x short PRE Keyboard-Controller malfunction Keyboard 1x long + 8x short PRE Video Memory malfunction RAM on the graphic card 1x long + 9x short PRE ROM-BIOS-Checksum error ROM-BIOS (Battery or Motherboard error) 2x long + 2x short PRE + POST Video error Video-ROM error or video graphic malfunction 3x long PRE Keyboard-Interface or RAM malfunction Motherboard or RAM 3x l + 3x s + 3x l PRE + POST RAM malfunction RAM

In the past (prior to Windows Server 2012 R2), in order to perform NIC Teaming, we would have needed two adapters which were from the same vendor, and a third-party software that would make the teaming possible and present the OS with just one “virtual” network card.Now from Windows Server 2012 R2 and up, this is built-in and its hardware agnostic. This means you can use whatever network cards you want and the teaming will work like a charm.

The haneWIN DHCP server software implements a DHCP and BOOTP server based on RFC 2131. The DHCP Server is implemented as a native service for background operation, A Control Panel applet provides interactive access to the service. The server supports automatic DNS updates for DHCP configured clients. The latest version is available and can be downloaded from here. According to the Installation Manual of the DIVAR IP 7000/ 6000: All DIVAR IP systems are preconfigured with default network, user and iSCSI settings. By default, the virtual network adapter (the two physical NIC ports are teamed by default) is configured to obtain a valid network address from a DHCP server in the local network. The haneWIN DHCP server software supports multiple address pools for dynamic IP address assignment as well as fixed IP address assignment to clients.