Never mind. The teaming reference was a standard message in OMSA when you don't have a dedicated NIC.  And I misidentified the port on the switch in question. The port just needed to be added to the data VLAN. 
So I have a 201II that used to be set up as with the NICs teamed. But we are repurposing the server so I shut the server down, replaced the drives and reconfigured the RAID. Attempted to go from Raid 1 to Raid 10. But because of the size of the drives (1.2TBx4) I had to opt for a one-volume drive and a RAID 0 with a hot spare to use most of the drive space because the S300 kept insisting I could not have an OS drive bigger than 2.3TB in RAID 10.  So get it RAID reconfigured and boot into my Server2016 USB stick and install server.   Only one NIC can access the network the other NIC implies it needs to be teamed to get network access when digging into the status and device properties. I found this odd as I broke down the LAG setup on my Extreme switch, so it makes me wonder if the Broadcom software tweaks the NIC firmware when Teaming.    So my question is do I need to install the software suite on Server and attempt to team the NICs? Or should I install the old drive and do it that way? Or is there another option?  
PE R210II NIC teaming Issue