Solaris Troubleshooting : Physical disk to c#t#d# mapping by serial number
On most Sun systems you can obtain the disk serial numbers that correspond with c#t#d#’s with the following command:
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by Ramdev · Published July 1, 2021
On most Sun systems you can obtain the disk serial numbers that correspond with c#t#d#’s with the following command:
When a system controller (SC) is hung, try a few steps before pressing the Reset button on the SC. Step 1 . Try to Telnet or directly connect to the serial port of the “hung” SC, TIP into the platform shell, and use the “reboot” command....
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by Ramdev · Published May 30, 2011 · Last modified July 2, 2015
When a system controller (SC) is hung, try a few steps before pressing the Reset button on the SC.
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by Ramdev · Published April 13, 2011 · Last modified July 2, 2015
This procedure demonstrates how to easily use the “luxadm” command to set the “boot-device” Open Boot Prom (OBP) parameter from a system booted from cdrom or in single user mode. The command will change the “boot-device” setting at the OS level and at the same time, change the “boot-device”...
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by Ramdev · Published April 11, 2021
Step 1) What is exact cause of system hang (system, RSC, network)
Here we discuss about some guidelines on how to proceed if you find a Sun X64 server has unexpectedly powered off. The examples offered may be specific to a particular command or firmware version, are provided to illustrate a troubleshooting concept, and may not apply to...
This post describes how to select the firmware, the firmware upgrade method and upgrade the system firmware on Sun Fire T1000 and Sun Fire T2000 server Firmware Verification 1. To determine the current System Firmware revision installed on the system, from the System Controller command-line interface...
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by Ramdev · Published August 29, 2011
It is so common that servers encounter issues related to hardware and those errors cannot be diagnosed by Operating system level utilities. To perform preliminary diagnosis and to pin point the hardware trouble, system admins have to rely on OBP (Open Boot PROM) diagnosis options. at OBP level,...
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by Ramdev · Published January 1, 2012 · Last modified August 5, 2016
It is considered a ‘Best Practice’ to configure a ‘loghost’s for each server and production domain. A ‘Loghost’ on a Solaris platform can permanently save messages that are logged in the System Controller’s NVRAM buffer. This will insure that they are not lost due to either a...
It is considered a ‘Best Practice’ to configure a ‘loghost’s for each server and production domain. A ‘Loghost’ on a Solaris platform can permanently save messages that are logged in the System Controller’s NVRAM buffer. This will insure that they are not lost due to either a...
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