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Dell PowerEdge 2500

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TechInNeed (IS/IT--Management)

15 Apr 03 17:33

There is an orange light blinking on and off consistently on the server. The icon/symbol for the LED light is something like the following

-^-

There is one LED light for the hard disk (container symbol)
and then the other LED light is a data spike.

The LED is blinking consistently. Is this something I should worry about? I could not find any info in the documentation.

Storm2 (TechnicalUser)

1 May 03 7:44

TechInNeed,

This is directly from the Dell users guide for the PowerEdge 2500.

"The ESM indicator indicates a power problem, a fan/temperature problem, a hard drive problem, or that the PCI expansion cards need attention."

TechInNeed (IS/IT--Management)

1 May 03 9:25

Thanks man
I figured it out afterwards :)

david013 (TechnicalUser)

3 May 03 0:22

If you have the Dell Openmanage software installed that will tell you where the system fault lies. This software should come with your server.

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