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Guide for experienced system administrators with knowledge of computer networks and Oracle Solaris OS.
Lists online resources and related documents for server configuration and administration.
Explains the fonts and symbols used in the manual to express specific types of information.
Details the syntax rules for command-line interface variables and options.
Describes the system monitor and control facility (XSCF), its dedicated processor, and its role in system availability.
Details XSCF functions including monitoring, RAS, shell/web interfaces, and diagnosis capabilities.
Outlines serial port and Ethernet (XSCF-LAN) connection types for accessing the XSCF.
Describes available user interfaces: XSCF Shell (Ethernet/Serial) and XSCF Web.
Lists required and optional settings for configuring XSCF functions before use.
Provides detailed guidance on configuring XSCF settings through various methods.
Details items related to network interfaces like XSCF-LANs and DSCP, including routing and DNS.
Explains specifying XSCF local user accounts, passwords, and user privileges.
Explains methods to check server hardware configuration and status during system setup or operation.
Describes methods for checking the configuration and status of a domain.
Explains how to configure domains by combining system boards and how each domain operates independently.
Details power operations for servers and domains and how to display their power status.
Explains how to use XSCF Shell commands to display server status and configuration information.
Describes the procedure for logging into XSCF via XSCF-LAN (SSH/Telnet) or serial port.
Introduces typical XSCF Shell commands for displaying server status and controlling the server.
Lists XSCF Shell commands for displaying configuration details of server components.
Explains the mail report function for sending messages to the administrator about system faults.
Guides on setting up the XSCF mail function using XSCF Shell commands.
Explains the contents of email messages sent for parts faults that occurred.
Explains XSCF's support for the Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) agent function.
Describes MIB definition files used by the SNMP agent for management information.
Explains SNMP traps, which notify the SNMP manager of events like faults or status changes.
Provides steps to configure the XSCF SNMP agent function using setsnmp(8) command.
Explains firmware update functions and procedures for updating XSCF firmware.
Lists firmware programs updated by the firmware update process.
Details user privileges and environment required for proper firmware updates.
Explains how to obtain and deliver XCP files for firmware updates.
Introduces the XSCF Web interface for status display, operation control, and configuration.
Describes how to start the XSCF Web console via an XSCF-LAN port.
Explains the process of logging into and out of the XSCF Web console.
Details the configuration of pages available within the XSCF Web console.
Explains different types of XSCF messages: syslog, FMA, IPL, panic, console, and monitoring.
Explains how to recognize status notification or fault information through messages on the domain console.
Explains how to reference logs related to status notification or fault information using showlogs(8) and fmdump(8).
Explains how to reference power logs collected by XSCF firmware after power operations or resets.
Explains how to reference XSCF event logs, which record system status changes and operator actions.
Explains how to reference other main logs using the showlogs(8) command.
Explains MIB object identifiers supported by the XSCF for SNMP agent functions.
Details the standard MIBs supported by XSCF, conforming to RFC documents.
Describes extended MIBs for XSCF, including XSCF extension MIB and Fault Management MIB.
Classifies traps as standard or extension, explaining their purpose in notifying SNMP managers of events.
Covers common problems with XSCF usage and provides solutions and frequently asked questions.
Provides guidance on troubleshooting server issues when XSCF is in use and the main unit is unresponsive.
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