Sun Microsystems Sun Fire V440 Diagnostics And Troubleshooting Manual page 98

What to Do
1. If necessary, type the system controller escape sequence.
If you are not already seeing the sc> prompt, type the system controller escape
sequence. By default, this sequence is #. (pound-period).
ok #.
2. If necessary, log in to ALOM.
If you are not logged in to ALOM, you will be prompted to do so:
Please login: admin
Please Enter password: ******
Enter the admin account login name and password, or the name and password of a
different login account if one has been set up for you. For the purposes of this
procedure, your account should have full privileges.
Note – The first time you access ALOM, there is no admin account password. You
are instructed to provide one the first time you attempt to execute a privileged
command. Note the password you enter and retain it for future use.
The sc> prompt appears:
sc>
This prompt indicates that you now have access to the ALOM system controller
command-line interface.
3. At the sc> prompt, type the showenvironment command.
sc> showenvironment
This command displays a great deal of useful data, starting with temperature
readings from a number of thermal sensors.
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