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# sending a break
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	cyclades: ~break
	telnet:    send break

	~.
	~break
	~~break
	~#
	~~#
	~^b
	#.  #for LOM - Lights Out Manager and 6800 SC
		admin:admin
		console            #To get back to OK prompt

x86  
	<RETURN>, ~ (tilde), ^b. 
		Each character must be entered between 0.5 to 2 seconds. 
		This is enabled with the "kbd -a alternate" command.

If your console is a terminal, you can type "shift-break" or "ctrl-break" or
"ctrl-\" (ctrl-backslash) or "<enter>" followed by "~" and "ctrl-break" on
Solaris Sparc, but this, too, is not available for Solaris x86.

With Solaris 8 SPARC (but not Intel), there's a new feature to allow keyboard
sequences to generate a break (bug 4147705). The 3-character sequence is
<RETURN>, ~ (tilde), ^b. Each character must be entered between 0.5 to 2
seconds. This is enabled with the "kbd -a alternate" command.

Similarly a soft reset is <RETURN>, ~ (tilde), cntl-shift-R, XIR is <RETURN>,
~ (tilde), cntl-shift-X, and Power Cycle is <RETURN>, ~ (tilde),
cntl-shift-P, I believe these commands are also available only on SPARC. 

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15K Consoles
	log in as sms-svc
	
	15K SC: send break -> ~~#, ~. (disconnect)
	25K SC: <CR>~^b    #return tilde control-b
		#within a total of 5 seconds, and a less than half a second 
		between keystrokes#

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LOM lom - lights out management/manager

  SC> console
  OK>
  OK> #. 
  SC>
  SC> xir   #send a break

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To change escape character in ssh

	telnet -e ^o  hostname   # ^v^o
  OR
	telnet hostname
	^]
	telnet> set escape ^o

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RSC: Access the System Controller command line interface (CLI).  This is
accomplished using the console escape characters. (normally "#.")

{0} ok #.
sc>

rsc> console
console> domain 0
console> #.   (to exit)
sc> exit

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SC Alert: SC Request to send Break to host.

vi /etc/default/kbd

        #this will keep a spurious break from being sent
        KEYBOARD_ABORT=alternate

From OS, while on console, do the following:

        <CR>
        ~
        ^b

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Serial Port Characteristics
The following values represent the typical range of communications characteristics for serial ports:

TTYA (           baud rate,  #bits,  parity,  #stop,  handshake).
Defaults to       9600,        8,       n,       1,        -.

9600, n, 1

baud = 110, 300, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, or 38400 bits/second
#bits = 5, 6, 7, or 8 (data bits)

parity = n (none), e (even), or o (odd), parity bit
#stop = 1 (1), . (1.5), or 2 (2) stop bits

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/etc/hostname.dman0 setup

ndd -get /dev/dman man_get_hostinfo | grep manc_dom_ip

on SC

	"ndd -get /dev/dman man_get_hostinfo | grep sc_ipaddr"


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15K domain issue - run w/o I/O boards

server-sc0:sms-svc:8> pwd
/etc/opt/SUNWSMS/SMS1.4.1/config/D

server-sc0:sms-svc:9> ls -la
total 8
drwxrwx---+  2 root     sms          512 Mar 11 10:56 .
drwxrwxr-x+ 25 root     bin         1024 Nov 16 12:12 ..
-rw-r--r--   1 sms-svc  staff         38 Mar 24 21:02 .postrc
-rw-rw-rw-   1 root     sms          312 Mar  9  2004 blacklist

server-sc0:sms-svc:10> more .postrc
> level 96
> no_ioadapt_ok
> no_obp_handoff

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To login to any E10K console -

# su - ssp

files in /opt/SUNWssp/bin
	domain_status
	domain_switch

Please enter SUNW_HOSTNAME: give domain's console you want to login to )

Then type netcon. It will connect to the console.

server% netcon

when up, break is ~#

if hung: 
		su - ssp
		domain_switch
		host_reset

	or:
		su - ssp
	    domain_switch
		bringup -A on -f -Q
			#answer "no" to question of whether your domain is hung
				
~? Show status and communication path
~= Toggle - Switch to JTAG from network and network to JTAG
~. Exit out of netcon
~# L1A/Stop-A - Break to obp
~@ Get write permission for current netcon session
~* Exclusive netcon, Kill all other netcon sessions

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