04-27-2009
Morning gents, hope you all had a good weekend.
Thanks for your replies.
Incredible. The probe-scsi-all command, I did this after setting auto-boot? to false, and doing a reset-all, etc etc etc. I missed a few of the commands out when I cut/ pasted. I know about the probe-scsi, when you havent done the reset-all senario, so always do that first.
pupp - you could be on to something regarding the patchlevel :- XXXXXXXXXX 5.9 Generic_122300-29 sun4u sparc SUNW,Sun-Fire-V440
If I did a cfgadm -al / sysdef -i / prtconf it would hang, suggesting that a device isnt respongding, infact the monitoring script I cron off every hour, was also waiting, so if you did a ps -ef | more, you would see tons of iostat / metastat / etc etc, as none of these commands were running, and were sleeping.
I did a reboot, didnt work, so did the ok promp checks. Not sure, but will go visit the server today and find out.
Looking in the /var/adm/messages file I see :-
Apr 27 07:42:14 XXXXXXXXXXX SUNWscsdMonitor[541]: [ID 610721 daemon.error] [SUNWscsd 0x02060B01:0x00000000 Warning] <rctrl5000> Unable to open I/O transport layer (dev = eth 172.XX.XX.XX,58632,65537,8F3644134C9999452B7E29FEF8452B7E29FEF8452B7E29FEF8452B7E29FEF8452B7E29FEF84 52B7E29FEF8452B7E29FEF8452B7E29FEF8452B7E29FEF8452B7E). {Unique ID#: 08288e}
SBK
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