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by dave.osborne
Have you check those ports on the switch? ... have you checked the cables connected to those ports on the switch?
-Dave
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by jbpitzer05
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by cgboyd
I have had problems with kvm cables in the past. Cheap cables give longterm headaches - from experience. Belkin cables have worked successfully and they are not as expensive as proprietary cables. You may have cables that are incompatible or faulty. Check the ports by pluging in the monitor, keyboard and mouse into each server. If they work, replace the cables. S
Sometimes it is your kvm box. When you boot the server up, do you let the server perform the system check for the keyboard, monitor and mouse, bring up windows, Then switch to the other server on the kvm box to begin the boot cycle. I have one kvm box that is unique. If the server does not fully come up prior to switching the kvm selection to the other server then.. it is a 50/50 chance that it has not detected the ports are active. I am in the process of replacing it because it is a pain to remember.
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