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Operating Systems Solaris Problem with SMC after applying Patchset 1-148888-03 Post 302828863 by Wraith_G2IC on Wednesday 3rd of July 2013 10:43:42 AM

07-03-2013

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All, thank you for the views and replies. I have been slammed with 100 other things all week, so sorry for the delayed response.

Quote:

Originally Posted by DGPickett

148888-03 Obsoleted by: 148888-04 SunOS 5.10: kernel patch

Thanks, I am aware there are newer patches, but this does not guarantee that the next patch set will solve the issue. I will be testing a newer patch set on a test system, but we are not allowed to role out patches to Production systems with out going through all the security protocols of our environment. This problem was not seen in testing as there were rarely changes needed to user accounts. Most all "user" accounts on our systems are only Admins & Engineers.

Quote:

Originally Posted by MadeInGermany

Check your SMC patch level

Code:

showrev -p | grep 121308-

It might help to patchrm the last patch, or to patchadd the latest patch 121308-23

Good point. As I said above, the SMC tool is used so rarely.
The current patch for 121308 is 20. I will see if I have access to 121308-23(or newer) under my support account.

Update - Out of curiosity, I just checked one of the other systems in the same Production group that is newer, and has Sol10 u10 loaded with the same patch set, and it has patch 121308-22. It exhibits the exact same symptoms as the system we use to manage the environment.

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NAME

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SYNOPSIS

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DESCRIPTION

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