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1. Confirm that you have made serial connections to the two SPs and the server is
running on standby power.
See:
"Connect Terminals or Emulators to the SP SER MGT Ports" on page 144
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"Switch On the Facility Circuit Breakers" on page 145
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2. Determine which terminal or terminal emulator is connected to the Active SP.
The terminal connected to the Active SP displays the system status messages
while the Oracle ILOM software initializes. This terminal also displays an Oracle
ILOM login prompt:
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX login:
3. Log in to the Active SP as root user with the changeme password.
The server includes a root user account that you use to log in to the Oracle ILOM
software initially. This account has administrative privileges (read and write) for
all Oracle ILOM features, functions, and commands.
Note – To prevent unauthorized access, change the root account password as soon as
possible. Refer to the Oracle ILOM documentation for instructions.
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx login: root
Password: changeme
4. Confirm that you are connected to the Active SP.
-> show /SP/redundancy status
status = Active
If the command displays status = Active, you are logged in to the Active
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SP.
If the command displays status = Standby, you are logged in to the
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Standby SP.
Type exit to log out of the Standby SP, and then log in to the Active SP using
the other terminal or terminal emulator.
If the command displays status = Standalone, you are logged in to the
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Active SP, but the Standby SP has failed to respond or has failed to join the
network.
Refer to the Server Service, servicing SPs, for instructions on replacing the failed
SP.
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