Do you know which version of red hat it is running? Do you have our server administrator tool installed? We can try to run our DSET utility but depending on which version of Red Hat it is running it may or may not work. We can try this older version. ftp://ftp.us.dell.com/diags/delldset_v2.0.0.119_A00.bin   Download this file and copy it to the server. Login or su to root. Chmod 755 delldset_v2.0.0.119_A00.bin ./ delldset_v2.0.0.119_A00.bin   Choose option 2 Choose Report options:   Skip collecting info for all hardware categories(y/n): n   Skip collecting info for all storage categories(y/n): n   Skip collecting info for all software categories(y/n): n   Skip collecting any non-Linux log files(y/n): n   Append report filename with timestamp(y/n): y   Collect various advanced logs(y/n): n   Do you need to store in a different location(y/n): n   Results file will be located in the “/root” home folder provided you are logged in as the root user.   Copy the DSET Report…zip off the server to a system with a GUI   Extract the files password is dell and run the DSET report.hta file.    Under Main system Chassis->hardware logs look for any errors.
I have an old PowerEdge 1850, and in the little area that has the circled i within it's oval, there is a flashing red light on the right hand side of that area.  I rebooted the server and didn't see any error messages during boot up.  How can I determine what is causing this?  The server is running an older RedHat OS, would be great if I could tell somehow without having to reboot again, but if i have to reboot I will.
Flashing red light in circled i area