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Reboot BCM400 after expansion install

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jimmers

jimmers

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Dec 18, 2007
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Do you have to reboot a BCM400 after you install an expansion cabinet? Yes right?
 
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I would not think so, how about trying to go to resources, and see if you can just configure it there. I think you can.
 
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So I should just be able to set my modules and be done with it?
 
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No need to reboot but when setting your dipswitches on the expansion cabinet modules make sure not to overlap with the modules on the bcm.Other then that you should be fine.
I never had to reboot a bcm after installing an expansion cabinet.
 
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Thanks! Ill be sure to assign them different buses.
 
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Well I installed the expansion today and didn't have to reboot the BCM. Thanks everyone!
 
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