E10K: Switching control boards¶
- Title:
E10K: Switching control boards
- Author:
Douglas O’Leary <dkoleary@olearycomputers.com>
- Description:
E10K: Switching control boards
- Date created:
08/1999
- Date updated:
09/1999
- Disclaimer:
Standard: Use the information that follows at your own risk. If you screw up a system, don’t blame it on me…
Switching control boards is not something to be done lightly. At a minimum, you have to power off the entire platform and/or delete all your domains. Gee, where did my data go again?
To switch control boards, do the following:
Power off the entire E10K except the control boards. If it’s not possible to power everything off except the control boards, you’ll have to domain_remove all the domains.
Update the name service, if necessary, for the new control board address including the /etc/ethers if the mac address has changed.
Run
ssp_config cb
on the SSP and specify the new configuration information.Reboot the SSPs
Using
hostview
, ensure the J and C symbols show upin the display control board squares. This signifies that the control boards are active.Power on the E10K and/or recreate the domains.
Use
bringup
to restart your domains.