Verify Configuration Remotely and Generate Trap Using Solaris psradm Utility

1. Identify the name and/or IP address of the server that you want to test.
2. Log in to that server as root or with administrator privileges.
3. Enter the following command to disable a specific CPU core on that remote server:

   psradm -f CPU_Core_ID

   Where CPU_Core_ID is the ID for one CPU core.

   For example, to disable core 0 on a SPARC Enterprise T5120, you would enter the following command:

   psradm -f 0

   For example, the trap generated by the T5120 should appear in the IBM Netcool/OMNIbus event console in a format similar to the following:

   CH/MB/CMP0/P0/CPU Device has been removed

4. (Recommended) – Enter the following command to re-enable that same CPU core on that remote server:

   psradm -n CPU_Core_ID

   If you do not see these messages in the console, review this guide for required configuration steps or consult the Release Notes section within this guide.