Log in to the N1 System Manager.
Use one of the following commands:
N1-ok> reset server server [force=true] |
The managed server is rebooted. See reset server in Sun N1 System Manager 1.3 Command Line Reference Manual for details.
N1-ok> reset group group [force=true] |
The servers in the group reboot. See reset group in Sun N1 System Manager 1.3 Command Line Reference Manual for details.
The following example shows how to force reset of the OS.
N1-ok> reset server 10.5.7.2 force=true |
If the OS does not gracefully shut down, the following example shows the forced reset of the operating systems for servers in the group.
N1-ok> reset group dev force=true |
The following example shows how to reboot a managed server from the network.
N1-ok> reset server 10.5.7.2 netboot=true |
The following example shows how to reboot a server group from the network.
N1-ok> reset group dev netboot=true |
If you use one of the above force commands, run one of the following file system check commands on the service processor when the server reboots.
For the Solaris OS, run fsck
For Linux, run reiserfsck or e2fsck
To find out how to run the fsck command on managed servers, see Issuing Remote Commands on Servers and Server Groups for instructions.