Use SSH to Access Pilot (For PS-0 Replacement)

Use secure shell (SSH) to access the Pilot on which power supply 0 (PS-0) is being replaced to verify that the Product Serial Number Containers (PSNCs) of the quorum devices are synchronized.

1. Enable SSH to access the Pilot using the following fscli command:
   # fscli system -modify enablessh 30
2. Use PuTTY or similar software to log in to the Pilot on which PS-0 must be replaced.
   # ssh <IP address>
   Where, the IP address refers to the Pilot with the failed PS–0.
3. Access the Pilot ILOM port using SSH.
   [root@pilot2 ~]# ssh 169.254.2.5
   Password: changeme
   Note: To access the buddy Pilot ILOM, use the IP address: 169.254.2.9.

   Note: The default password is changeme and the IP address 169.254.2.5 connects to the local Pilot ILOM.
4. Enter restricted session mode and run the showpsnc command.
   set SESSION mode=restricted
   [(restricted_shell) ORACLESP-1307FML0VY:~]# showpsnc
   Note: The Restricted Shell account is provided to allow services to perform diagnostic tasks.
   
   Result:Primary: fruid:///SYS/DBP0Backup 1: fruid:///SYS/MBBackup 2: fruid:///SYS/PS0

   Element | Primary| Backup1| Backup2
   ------------------+-------------------+-------------------+-------------------
   PPN       7056044  7056044  7056044
   PSN     1307FML0VY 1307FML0VY 1307FML0VY
   <Product Serial Numbers must match. Product Name SUN
   FIRE X4170 M3 SUN FIRE X4170 M3 SUN FIRE X4170 M3
   

   Note:

   • If all three PSNCs match, exit and proceed to prepare the system for the replacement procedure.

   • If the disk backplane 0 (DBP–0) and the motherboard (MB) have the same PSNC, but the power supply 0 (PS–0) has a different PSNC, proceed to prepare system for the replacement procedure.

   • If any other condition exists, contact Oracle Customer Support before proceeding to replace the failed power supply (PS-0).

5. Type exit twice to terminate the ssh sessions.