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General| Manufacturer | Sun Microsystems |
|---|---|
| Model | Sun SPARC Enterprise M3000 |
| Category | Server |
| Processor | SPARC64 VII |
| Hard Drives | Up to 4 |
| I/O Slots | Up to 4 PCIe |
| Network | Gigabit Ethernet |
| Power Supply | Redundant |
| Operating System | Solaris |
| Processor Cores | 4 |
| Storage Controller | SAS |
| RAID Support | RAID 0, 1, 5, 10 |
| Network Interface | 2 x 10/100/1000 Mbps |
| Form Factor | Rackmount |
| Number of Processors | 1 or 2 |
Provides an overview of the system monitor and control facility (eXtended System Control Facility, or XSCF).
Describes the various functions provided by XSCF for server management and monitoring.
Details the key differences in XSCF implementation across various server models.
Outlines the different methods and ports available for connecting to the XSCF.
Provides practical examples of establishing network connections to XSCF.
Explains how to configure NTP for time synchronization with the XSCF.
Discusses the usage and configuration of DVD/tape drive units.
Describes the various interfaces available for interacting with XSCF.
Details how to manage user accounts and their associated privileges in XSCF.
Provides a summary of essential XSCF functions that require configuration before use.
Outlines the step-by-step procedure for setting up XSCF using the command-line interface.
Outlines the step-by-step procedure for setting up XSCF using the graphical web interface.
Provides detailed instructions for configuring various XSCF settings.
Details how to configure network interfaces, IP addresses, and DNS settings for XSCF.
Explains how to administer user accounts, passwords, and privileges within XSCF.
Details the configuration and administration of LDAP clients for XSCF.
Explains how to specify the system time and NTP settings for XSCF.
Describes settings for SSH and telnet, including access control and host keys.
Details how to configure HTTPS settings for secure XSCF Web access.
Explains how to specify logging of access details and manage audit trails.
Describes how to set up the log archiving function to save XSCF logs.
Explains how to configure SNMP agent settings for network management.
Details how to set up the XSCF mail report function for fault notifications.
Explains how to logically assign system boards to domains via partitioning.
Describes settings for XSB division and memory mirror mode configuration.
Explains how to specify diagnostic level, watchdog, and boot settings for domains.
Details how to set the default locale for the XSCF Shell.
Explains how to set server altitude for system monitoring adjustments.
Describes configuration for DVD/tape drive units using PCI card ports.
Explains how to set COD license information for the license database.
Describes how to save and restore XSCF configuration information using dumpconfig/restoreconfig.
Describes how to connect terminals to the XSCF for server management.
Explains the different operating modes for terminal connections to XSCF.
Details the types of ports and terminals that can be connected to the XSCF.
Discusses XSCF-LAN/DSCP ports, their functions, and firewall considerations.
Provides instructions for establishing a connection to XSCF using the serial port.
Explains how to connect to XSCF via the LAN port using the SSH protocol.
Explains how to connect to XSCF via the LAN port using the Telnet protocol.
Describes the procedure for switching between the XSCF Shell and the domain console.
Outlines the various types of connections that can be established with XSCF.
Details connecting to XSCF using either the XSCF-LAN port or the serial port.
Describes the purposes and configurations for XSCF-LAN and serial connections.
Explains how to check the server hardware configuration and status.
Describes how to display general system information and status.
Details how to display server configuration and status details.
Explains how to check the configuration and status of domains.
Provides information about individual domains within the system.
Describes the process of adding new domains or removing existing ones.
Details how to perform power operations for servers and domains.
Explains how to turn on the system power.
Explains how to turn off the system power.
Describes how to turn on power to specific domains.
Describes how to turn off power to specific domains.
Explains how to issue a panic instruction to a domain for debugging.
Details how to perform a reset operation on a domain.
Describes how to send a break signal to a domain.
Explains how to set air-conditioning wait times for server startup.
Details how to set the warm-up time for power supply and fan preparation.
Explains how to set the shutdown wait time during a power failure.
Describes how to configure dual power feed for high reliability.
Explains methods to locate a specific system among multiple units.
Describes how to manage fault degradation and component status.
Explains how to display the status of degraded components.
Describes how to clear fault or degradation information after component replacement.
Explains how to display and set the server time.
Details the procedure for switching between active and standby XSCF units.
Explains how to display the state and manage external I/O expansion units.
Provides an overview of the XSCF command shell and its capabilities.
Explains how to log in to the XSCF Shell using various connection methods.
Lists prerequisites and important notes before attempting to log in to XSCF Shell.
Describes how to operate XSCF from a terminal connected via the serial port.
Explains how to log in to XSCF via XSCF-LAN using SSH.
Explains how to log in to XSCF via XSCF-LAN using Telnet.
Lists XSCF Shell commands for viewing server status and performing operations.
Describes XSCF Shell commands for displaying server configuration details.
Lists XSCF Shell commands for managing and maintaining domains.
Explains how to view and archive XSCF operation logs.
Lists XSCF Shell commands for managing users and security settings.
Covers other XSCF Shell commands, including exit and version display.
Lists and explains typical error messages encountered in the XSCF Shell.
Provides an overview of the XSCF mail function for sending system messages.
Explains the steps required to set up the XSCF mail reporting function.
Details the content of email messages sent for parts fault notifications.
Describes how to send a test mail to verify XSCF mail function settings.
Explains the SNMP agent function supported by XSCF for network management.
Details the MIB definition files used by the XSCF SNMP agent.
Explains the Trap function used by SNMP for asynchronous event notification.
Provides instructions for setting up the XSCF SNMP agent function.
Explains how to update the XSCF firmware and the overall process.
Provides an overview of the firmware update process and components involved.
Lists the conditions and environment required for successful firmware updates.
Explains the methods for delivering firmware files for updates.
Describes how to check the current firmware version before updating.
Details the three main steps involved in the firmware update procedure.
Highlights the key features and capabilities of the XSCF firmware update process.
Describes the different types of firmware updates and their timing.
Explains the specific procedure for updating firmware on redundant XSCF units.
Provides guidance on ensuring proper system operation after a firmware update.
Details the step-by-step procedure for updating the XSCF firmware.
Provides troubleshooting steps for errors encountered during XSCF firmware updates.
Addresses common questions related to firmware updates.
Explains how to collect and manage XSCF log information.
Lists the different types of XSCF logs and the commands to reference them.
Describes the methods for collecting XSCF log information.
Provides an overview of the XSCF Web interface and its capabilities.
Explains how to start and access the XSCF Web console.
Lists the necessary prerequisites for using the XSCF Web function.
Lists the web browsers supported for accessing the XSCF Web.
Details the browser functions that must be enabled for XSCF Web.
Explains how to specify the URL to access the XSCF Web console.
Describes the procedures for logging into and out of the XSCF Web console.
Details the process of logging into the XSCF Web console.
Explains how XSCF Web monitors user access status and timeouts.
Describes how to log out of the XSCF Web console.
Describes the various pages and their configurations available in the XSCF Web console.
Lists and explains typical error messages encountered in the XSCF Web interface.
Categorizes the different types of warning and informational messages.
Lists messages specific to each XSCF function.
Details how to reference XSCF error logs for fault diagnosis.
Explains how to reference power logs for server/domain power events.
Describes how to reference XSCF event logs for system status changes.
Explains how to use the showlogs command to view various XSCF logs.
Details how to reference monitor message logs for server events.
Explains how to reference temperature and humidity history logs.
Describes how to reference console logs for domain messages.
Explains how to reference panic logs for system panics.
Details how to reference IPL logs for system startup information.
Explains how to reference audit logs using the viewaudit command.
Lists the MIB object identifiers supported by XSCF.
Describes the standard MIBs supported by XSCF.
Details the extended MIBs supported by the system.
Explains the Trap classification and information.
Addresses common XSCF issues and provides troubleshooting steps.
Guides on effectively using XSCF when the server is unresponsive.
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