Hi Walt,  To start from scratch I would recommend installing FLARE code 19 patch 45 (02.19.400.5.045) which is the latest supported FLARE Code for a CX400. This code has the Management UI capabilities and does not require an additional license for Navisphere Manager.   Thanks Sadik Sayed
We recently acquired an old Dell/EMC CX400 from another lab in our organization, and are hoping to put it to use.  This CX400, consists of 3 enclosures with all but 4 of the drives present.  The system was not operational when we got it, as it was sitting in a back room on a table and one enclosure had all its drives removed.  After cleaning out some of the dust and putting in a rack we tried to start it up. Initially we were able to discover its IPs and access the network configuration screens, and were able to determine that it was running Flare 2.05. and when we tried to access it via the Navisphere interface, all we got on the screen was the "Navisphere 6.0" line in the upper left of the web page, with no other information.  Coincidentaly Dell was here setting up our new CX4-240 and we asked the engineer to take a look at the CX400 when he was done.  To make a long story short, after several hours of restarts, we got no further with the CX400.  We have since tried to update the Flare to FLARE.02.07.400.5.003, which appeared to net us the same results up unitl yesterday when the CX400 stopped even giving us the Navisphere 6.0 screen, or access to the network configuration screen, even using the ppp connection via null-modem.  Both SPA and SPB respond to pings.  I can monitor its bootup via a hyperterm session, and can access the utility boot partition.  Any suggestions on what to try next.  Thanks, Walt
Can't access Navisphere on CX400