Sun Enterprise 10000 SSP 3.5 Installation Guide and Release Notes
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Sun Enterprise 10000 SSP 3.5 Installation Guide and Release Notes
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Accessing Sun Documentation Online
Alternate Pathing Functionality
Changes to DR and SSP Commands and Behavior
snmpd Memory Leaks During ADR Operations (4486454)
machine_server Memory Leaks During Multiple hpost Operations (4493987)
DDI_RESUME Failure Results in Failure of Subsequent DR Operations (4353719)
deleteboard(1M) Operation on a Board with no Memory Causes a Domain Running the Solaris 7 or Solaris 8 Operating Environment to Crash (4468171)
Problem with oprom_checknodeid() during DR (4474330)
showdevices(1M) Memory Information Displayed by showdevices Might Be Incorrect (4495747)
Requests for Enhancement Completed in SSP 3.5
Reference Manual (man pages) Errata
2. Preparing for SSP 3.5 Installation or Upgrade
To Determine Your Current SSP Version
To Obtain SSP Software From the Web
To Obtain SSP Software From the CD-ROM
To Verify the Control Board Network Connection Between the Main and Spare SSP
To Verify that the rsh(1) Command is Enabled
To Establish a Floating IP Address
To Prepare for SSP 3.5 Upgrade or SSP Patch Installation
SSP 3.5 Hardware and Software Requirements
Installation and Upgrade Options
3. Installing SSP 3.5 on a New Disk
To Create a New SSP 3.5 Disk Using Solaris Web Start
To Create a New SSP 3.5 Disk Using the ssp_install Command
To Upgrade from SSP 3.4 to SSP 3.5
To Upgrade from SSP 3.2 or SSP 3.3 to SSP 3.5
5. After SSP Installation or Upgrade
Configuring the Network Time Protocol Daemon
6. Falling Back to a Previous SSP Release
To Fall Back to a Previous SSP Release
Impact of Third-Party Applications on the SSP
Required Resources for an OpenSSP
Keeping Current with Recommended Patches
Using the Solaris 8 or 9 Operating Environment
Estimating SSP and Third-Party Software Memory Usage
Calculating Memory Usage by Third-Party Applications
To Obtain the Virtual Memory Amount Used by an Application
To Calculate the Memory Requirements For an SSP Using the OpenSSP Memory Worksheet
Verifying That You Have Sufficient Real Memory
To Determine Whether a System is Thrashing
Determining Hardware for an OpenSSP
8. Installing the Solaris 8 or 9 Operating Environment on Sun Enterprise 10000 Domains
Overview of Domain Installation Tasks
What You Need to Start the Domain Install
To Create the eeprom.image File
To Create a New Domain on the SSP
To Configure Domain Network Information
To Set up the SSP as an Installation Server
To Bring Up the Domain to the OpenBoot PROM Level
To Set Up the OpenBoot PROM Environment
To boot net the Operating Environment to the Domain
To Finish the suninstall Process
Domain Post-Installation Tasks
To Configure the Default Boot Disk
To Install Additional Software Packages
To Obtain the Sun Enterprise 10000 System Domain Host ID
9. Upgrading to the Solaris 8 or 9 Operating Environment on Sun Enterprise 10000 Domains
Overview of Domain Upgrade Tasks
Resources Needed to Start the Domain Upgrade
To Prepare the Domain for the Upgrade
To Verify the Domain Network Information
To Set Up the SSP as an Installation Server
To Bring Up the Domain to the OpenBoot PROM Level
To Set Up the OpenBoot PROM Environment
To boot net the Operating Environment to the Domain
To Configure the Default Boot Disk
To Install Additional Software Packages
To Obtain the Sun Enterprise 10000 System Domain Host ID
A. Configuring the SSP Network
Blank OpenSSP Memory Worksheet
How Memory Sizing Values are Derived
Process Private Resident Memory
Process Private Virtual Memory
Each Domain SSP Memory (Line 3)
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