Sun Fire Midrange Systems Platform Administration Manual
Firmware Release 5.20.0
819-5088-10
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System Controller Tasks Completed at System Power-On
Reliability, Availability, and Serviceability (RAS)
System Controller Clock Failover
System Controller Failover Recovery
Error Diagnosis and Domain Recovery
Unattended Power Failure Recovery
System Controller Reboot Recovery
Sun Management Center Software for Sun Fire Midrange Systems
2. Accessing the System Controller
Establishing Connections to the SC
Establishing Serial Connections to the SC

To Initiate a Serial Connection With tip

To Initiate a Serial Connection Using the Serial Port
Establishing Remote Connections to the SC

To Initiate a Remote Connection With SSH

To Initiate a Remote Connection With TELNET

To Bypass the SC Main Menu When Using TELNET

To Select Destinations From the SC Main Menu

To Navigate Between The Platform Shell And a Domain

To Go From a Domain Console To a Domain Shell

To Go From a Domain Shell To a Domain Console
Terminating Connections to the SC

To Terminate a Serial Connection With tip

To Terminate a Remote Connection

To Install and Cable the Hardware

To Set Up Additional Services Before System Power On
Setting the Platform Date and Time

To Set the Date, Time, and Time Zone for the Platform

To Set a Password for the Platform

To Configure Platform Parameters

To Set the Date and Time for Domain A

To Set a Password for Domain A

To Configure Domain-Specific Parameters
Saving the Current Configuration to a Server

To Use dumpconfig to Save Platform and Domain Configurations
Installing and Booting the Solaris Operating Environment

To Install and Boot the Solaris Operating Environment
4. Creating and Starting Multiple Domains
Using UltraSPARC IV+ System Boards in Domains

To Enable UltraSPARC IV+ Domain Support

To Display the Status of UltraSPARC IV+ Domain Support

To Create a Third Domain on a Sun Fire E6900 or 6800 System
Powering Off and On the System
Assigning and Unassigning Boards

To Unassign a Board From a Domain
Swapping Domain HostID/MAC Addresses

To Swap the HostID/MAC Address Between Two Domains

To Restore the HostID/MAC Address Swapped Between Domains
Saving and Restoring Configurations
Using the restoreconfig Command
Securing the System Controller
Guidelines for Securing the SC
Selecting a Remote Connection Type
Configuring the Platform Loghost
Using the SNMP Protocol Default Configuration
Setting the SNTP Protocol Configuration
Defining the Platform Password
Defining Hardware Access Control Lists (ACLs)

To Define Hardware Access Control Lists
Rebooting the SC to Implement Settings
Defining Passwords for the Domains
Configuring Domain SNMP Information
Configuring the Virtual Keyswitch for Each Domain
Additional Security Considerations
Special Key Sequences Allow RTOS Shell Access
Solaris Operating Environment Security
7. Automatic Diagnosis and Recovery
Automatic Diagnosis and Recovery Overview
Automatic Recovery of Hung Domains
Obtaining Auto-Diagnosis and Domain Recovery Information
Reviewing Auto-Diagnosis Event Messages
Reviewing Additional Error Information
What Triggers an Automatic Failover
What Happens During a Failover
Conditions That Affect Your SC Failover Configuration

To Perform a Manual SC Failover

To Obtain Failover Status Information
Recovering After an SC Failover

To Recover After an SC Failover Occurs
Instant Access CPUs as Hot-Spares

To Obtain and Add a COD RTU License Key to the COD License Database

To Delete a COD License Key From the COD License Database

To Review COD License Information

To Enable or Disable Instant Access CPUs and Reserve Domain RTU Licenses

To Identify COD CPU/Memory Boards

To View COD Usage by Resource and Domain
11. Removing and Replacing Boards
CPU/Memory Boards and I/O Assemblies

To Remove and Replace a System Board

To Unassign a Board From a Domain or Disable a System Board

To Hot-Swap a CPU/Memory Board Using DR

To Hot-Swap an I/O Assembly Using DR

To Remove and Replace a PCI Card

To Remove and Replace a CompactPCI Card

To Remove and Replace a Repeater Board

To Remove and Replace the System Controller Board in a Single SC Configuration

To Remove and Replace a System Controller Board in a Redundant SC Configuration

To Remove and Replace an ID Board and Centerplane
Capturing and Collecting System Information
Platform, Domain, and System Messages
Platform and Domain Status Information From System Controller Commands
Diagnostic and System Configuration Information From Solaris Operating Environment Commands
Recovering from a Repeater Board Failure

To Determine an I/O Physical Slot Number Using an I/O Device Path
B. Setting Up an HTTP or FTP Server: Examples
Setting Up the Firmware Server
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