Please see attachment for the error that was on the screen

Steps taken:

• Removed PSU's for couple of minutes
• Update IDRAC firmware from 2.40 to 2.50
• Update BIOS from 2.4.3 to 2.5.5
• Power back up system

Leaving this task open for now.

Thanks @Papaul for troubleshooting this.
This was one of the new servers we recently bought.
Will you talk to the vendor to get a technician to look at it or advise?

This server was not in production, so we can do whatever we like with it to get it fixed.

@Marostegui when you call Dell the first thing they will tell you is to update the firmware that is the reason i didn't call them and i went ahead and update all the firmwares and left the task open to monitor the system. In case this happen again then I will get in touch with Dell.

Thanks.

I think lately we have been doing the following: if it is the first time, upgrade firmware and collect logs/other proof. If it is the second time, collect evidence and ask for replacements. We can do that for there and close the ticket-- for now.

In T178140#3687900, @Papaul wrote:

@Marostegui when you call Dell the first thing they will tell you is to update the firmware that is the reason i didn't call them and i went ahead and update all the firmwares and left the task open to monitor the system. In case this happen again then I will get in touch with Dell.

Thanks.

Ah sure :-)
I can see the system is up again. So I will start MySQL and leave it running like it normally would

Thanks!

Mentioned in SAL (#wikimedia-operations) [2017-10-17T07:54:27Z] <marostegui> Stop MySQL and reboot db2081 to see if it works fine - T178140