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Tag Archives: supermicro
Ubuntu “reboot” on Supermicro X9SCI/X9SCA shuts down
On two recent Supermicro servers, typing reboot actually shuts down the server. Thanks to Google and this blogpost, major.io/2013/06/03/supermicro-x9scix9sca-server-does-a-shutdown-rather-than-a-reboot/ no longer have this issue. Short story: just blacklist the module named “mei” and you’re good.
Posted in Computer, Linux
Tagged 12.04.4, reboot, shutdown, supermicro, ubuntu, x9sca, x9sci
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vSphere NIC teaming, Cisco router and HP Procurve switches
So, like me, you want to have redundancy for your virtual machine network. For my lab setup, I use a refurbished Cisco router 3825 with two gigabit interfaces, two Procurve 2810-24G and a small server with 4 gigabit interfaces for … Continue reading
Posted in Computer, Networking, Virtualization, VMware
Tagged cisco, esxi, etherchannel, failover, hp, lacp, load balancing, network, portchannel, procurve, redundancy, supermicro, teaming, trunk, vmware, vsphere
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