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I have Intel Server Board S2600CP in Intel Server Chassis P4000S with 5 fan coolers. Server two year worked correctly. But, one weak ago, 5 fan coolers started working too fast and too load. Installed one processor - Xeon E5-2603, and her temperature about 30 C.
I upgrade BIOS on last firmware: BIOS - 02.06.0005, ME - 02.01.07.328, BMC - 01.27.9958, FRUSDR - 1.11. During upgrade i set Chassis serial number, Chassis part number, System serial number and System part number correctly.
In BIOS settings set parameters: Set Throttling Mode - [Auto], Altitude -[300m or less], Set Fan Profile - [Acoustic]. For tests i set various parameters in BIOS, but 5 fan coolers worked very fast and very load all time.
Ask me please, how to diagnostic and correctly configure my server.
Thanks.
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Hello Evgeny,
Regarding your question, "with your S2600CP with FANs running loud and fast".
And that you have updated the BIOS to latest version. Please try to reset the FANs and also swap fans around. Also try loading BIOS default settings. And please ensure the "Chassis Intrusion Header/switch" is properly connected on the system board, this can be found on the https://www.intel.com/content/dam/support/us/en/documents/motherboards/server/s2600cp/sb/g26942005_s2600cp_p4000cp_tps_rev19.pdf Technical Product Specification on page 96. And please ensure the chasis cover is properly close and set.
If after all this the problem persists please send us the system logs:
follow the steps below to extract the system logs of the motherboard:
- Download the zip file named Sysinfo_V14_0_Build18_AllOS.zip available at the following web site: https://downloadcenter.intel.com/download/25437/System-Information-Retrieval-Utility-SysInfo-?product=61088 Sysinfo.
- Open the download destination folder for the Sysinfo_V14_0_Build18_AllOS.zip file and extract its contents. This operation will create a new folder named Sysinfo_V14_0_Build18_AllOS.
- Format a flash drive as FAT 32 (or any other Extended-firmware compatible file system).
- Copy the UEFI folder from the Sysinfo_V14_0_Build18_AllOS folder into the USB Flash drive.
- Turn off the server. Plug in the USB Flash drive in any of the server's USB ports. Turn on the system and as soon as you get video signal hit F6 key several times. A window should come up and then select Launch EFI Shell and hit Enter.
- At the Internal EFI Shell command line type map –r and hit Enter.
- At command prompt FS0> type ls and hit Enter. This will show the contents of the USB Flash Drive. You should see the folder named UEFI.
- Type cd UEFI and hit Enter.
- At the command prompt type sysinfo.efi and hit Enter.
- After running SysInfo you should see the command prompt back again.
- Type exit to reset the system. Unplug your USB Flash drive. Plug into another computer with an installed operating system (Windows*, Linux*, etc.) and Internet access.
- Browse your USB Flash drive. Go to UEFI folder. You should see three (3) .txt files ("sysinfo_log.txt", "PCI_log.txt", and "RAID_NVRAMlog.txt").
- Please, reply to this email with these files.
Best regards,
Henry A.
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Hello Evgeny,
I will like to follow up on your questions. If there is anything else we can help or if we can close the case, please feel free to ask.Best regards,
Henry A.
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Henry A., I perform your recommendation, and get logs files. I have two question:
1) how reset the FANs ?
2) on which email send logs files (or attach to this post) ?
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Hello Evgeny,
Fans will need to be reseated directly from the cable connected to the system board. And the logs you can attach them to post.Best regards,
Henry A.
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Hello Evgeny,
I will like to follow up on your questions. If there is anything else we can help or if we can close the case, please feel free to ask.Best regards,
Henry A.
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Henry A., take a look at these files (link below), and help me solve the problem. Thanks.
https://yadi.sk/d/rcac-X9V3KyDtB https://yadi.sk/d/rcac-X9V3KyDtB
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Hello Evgeny,
Thank you for the logs. I will check them and get back with you as soon as possible.Best regards,
Henry A.
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Hello Evgeny,
Thank you for the logs. I've checked the logs and it has error on Fans, but also checking a more deep into the case I remember you stated that the chasis is a P4000S for this system board is recommended the P4000M. Could you please verify the exact model on the chasis. Also you could reset the Fans, you should be able to see the holding latch on the top of the fan. If not please include a picture on the fans. Also ensure the cover is close on the chasis prior on reseating the fans.Best regards,
Henry A.
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Hello Evgeny,
Thank you for the logs. I've checked the logs and it has error on Fans, but also checking a more deep into the case I remember you stated that the chassis is a P4000S for this system board is recommended the P4000M. Could you please verify the exact model on the chassis. Also you could reset the Fans, you should be able to see the holding latch on the top of the fan. If not please include a picture on the fans. Also ensure the cover is close on the chassis prior on reseating the fans. You can verify the fan configuration on the manual of the https://www.intel.com/content/dam/support/us/en/documents/motherboards/server/p4000m/sb/g27488005_p4000m_tps_r1_2.pdf Chasis P4000M Family. If you encounter any problems please upload some pictures on the FansBest regards,
Henry A.
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Hello Evgeny,
Thank you on the chassis information. At first it is not part of the compatible chassis we are still looking more deeply into the LOGS and will let you know as soon as we find something.Best regards,
Henry A.
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Hello Evgeny,
Thank you for your patience. Checking more deeply into the logs. Is showing that the Fan Profile is set to Performance. This can be found under BIOS >Advanced >System Acoustic and Performance Configuration Please try this setting and also please send me an image from this screen.Best regards,
Henry A.
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Hello Evgeny,
Thank you for the information provided. Please change it from Performance to Acoustic. Please try this setting and also please send me an image from this screen.Best regards,
Henry A.
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Hello Henry,
I reset BIOS settings to default - loud fan remained.
I changed Performance to Acoustic, Altitude - 0m - loud fan remained.
I tried to change several settings, and every time after change - save settings and reboot server to load OS.
but the loud fan remained ((
https://yadi.sk/i/XTSbDjvy3LQvJM Yandex.Disk
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Hello Evgeny,
Thank you for the information provided. It looks like there might be something on the system board. Could you please provide me with the serial number and the PBA number on the system board. And a copy of the POP to verify warranty. With this information I will contact the team on your region and see what will be the next step to follow.Best regards,
Henry A.
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Hello Henry,
I attached photo our server with s/n.
https://yadi.sk/d/p_n187sz3Lcjkz https://yadi.sk/d/p_n187sz3Lcjkz
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Hello Evgeny,
Thank you for the information the pictures and I will check if the system still under warranty. Also, I did some more checking and the fans can also run at high speed if the memory is not validated. Could you please provide me with the model and manufacturer.Best regards,
Henry A.
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