- Book Information
- Index
- Preface
- Chapter 1 N1 Provisioning Server Introduction
- Chapter 2 I-Fabric Operation
- I-Fabric Operation Overview
- Applying Role-Based Access Control
- Understanding I-Fabric Component IDs
- Changing the System Password
- Configuring Load Balancers in High Availability Pairs
- Configuring Sun Fire B1600 Blade Chassis Switch Connections
- Configuring a Router for External Access to a Farm
- Adding and Deleting Chassis
- To Add a Chassis
- To Delete Chassis
- Adding, Moving, and Deleting Chassis Components
- Synchronizing the Physical and Database Environment
- Replacing Switch and System Controllers
- To Replace an SSC
- Adding and Removing SSCs
- To Remove SSC1
- Replacing Failed Resources in the Resource Pool
- To Replace Failed Resource Pool Servers
- To Scrub Disks
- Adding and Removing Unmanaged Ethernet Devices
- tspr.properties Configuration File
- I-Fabric Operation Overview
- Chapter 3 Managing Software Images
- Software Images Overview
- Storing Images and Image Attributes
- Creating and Managing Images
- Creating and Managing Images Using the Image Wizard
- Creating and Managing Images from the Command Line
- Image Creation Methods and the Steps Involved
- Creating A Solaris Image from a Preconfigured Image
- Make the Image Available to Accounts
- Creating a Solaris Image Manually from JumpStart
- Make the Image Available to Accounts
- Creating a Linux Image Manually
- Upgrading Images
- Upgrading the N1 Provisioning Server Agent of an Image
- Importing Images
- Validating Images
- Listing Images from the Command Line
- Updating Image Attributes from the Command Line
- Deleting Images
- Creating Account Images Using the Control Center
- Creating the JumpStart Setup
- Software Images Overview
- Chapter 4 Monitoring and Messaging
- Monitoring System Overview
- Failing Over or Restarting Failed Processes
- Monitoring Within the Control Plane
- Monitoring Within the Resource Pool
- Registering I-Fabric Devices for Monitoring
- Removing I-Fabric Devices from Monitoring
- To Remove a Control Plane Device from the CPDB
- Automating the Monitoring Process
- Day-to-Day Monitoring Activities
- Monitoring and Messaging Log Files
- Messaging
- Monitoring Commands
- Management Information Base Definitions
- Monitoring System Overview
- Chapter 5 Backing Up and Restoring Components
- Chapter 6 Error Messages
- Error Message Overview
- Error Message Descriptions
- Core System Errors (ID 1001 through 1022)
- CPDB Errors (ID 2001 through 2043)
- Hardware Abstraction Layer (HAL) Errors (ID 3000 through 3950)
- Monitoring Errors (ID 4015 through 4042)
- Domain Name Service (DNS) and Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) Errors (ID 5000 through 5021)
- Farm Management Errors (ID 6120 through 6823 and 9300 through 9316)
- Chapter 7 Troubleshooting
- Debug Levels
- Handling Failed Farm Devices
- Handling a Failed Control Plane Server
- Handling Failed Software on the Control Plane
- Diagnosing N1 Provisioning Server Problems
- Message Log File Format
- Managing the Request Queue
- Handling Stalled Requests
- Troubleshooting Farm Operations
- Troubleshooting Image Problems
- Troubleshooting Monitoring Problems
- An UP Message Not Received From One or More Servers
- Monitors Do Not Show Colors in the Element Monitor Window of the Control Center
- Farm Does Not Activate
- Frequent UP and Down Messages Received
- Diagnosing Common Monitoring Symptoms
- Corrective Actions for Monitoring
- Restart the Monitoring Processes on the Control Plane Server
- Restart the Agent Processes on a Resource Pool Server
- Troubleshooting Control Center Problems
- Appendix A Chargeable Events
- Appendix B Command-Line Tools