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Operating Systems AIX Orange light has come on server Post 302383924 by younusdba on Saturday 2nd of January 2010 05:14:11 AM
Old 01-02-2010
Orange light has come on server

Hi all,


we are using IBM e series server on which AIX 5.3 is runing , we got orange light on our server, so please can any one suggest me how to diabled this light. thanks alot in advance

i followed these instruction befor but i couldn't able to diabled these light

#diag
then enter
then Task Selection (Diagnostics, Advanced Diagnostics, Service Aids, etc.)
then Run diagnostics
then enter
then select sysplanar0 ,ent0 and l2cahe0
then F7 for commit
then select Problem determination
then enter
then again enter
then f3
then select Identify and Attention Indicators
then enter
then select set system Identication to normal
then F7
then F3 and F3
 

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yppasswd(1yp)															     yppasswd(1yp)

Name
       yppasswd - change password in yellow pages (YP) service.

Syntax
       yppasswd [ name ]

Description
       The  command lets you change your password in the yellow pages (YP) map, a network data base service.  Only you or the superuser can change
       your YP password.

       When you enter the command, the program prompts you for the old password and then for the new password. Note that  the  passwords  are  not
       displayed on the screen.

       Next,  the  program asks you for the new password again, to verify that you have typed it correctly.  If you do not type the passwords cor-
       rectly, you will receive an error message after you enter the new password.

       Your new YP password must meet one of the following requirements:

	  o It must be a combination of at least six alphanumeric characters, or

	  o It must be a minimum of four characters, with at least one being non-alphanumeric, such as a control sequence.
       The command does not change the YP password.  This command only changes the local password file and not the YP master password  file.   See
       Chapter 3 of the Guide to the Yellow Pages Service for further information.

Diagnostics
       Please use a longer password
       Your new password does not meet the minimum length requirement.

       Mismatch- password unchanged
       You misspelled your new password or its verification.

       couldn't change passwd
       Your new password can not be activated. It must be different from your old password and your login name.

Files
       Password file

       Yellow Pages directory

See Also
       passwd(1), passwd(5yp), ypfiles(5yp), yppasswdd(8yp)
       Guide to the Yellow Pages Service

																     yppasswd(1yp)
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