Fujitsu M10 Series, Product Notes

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Table 3-5 Problems that might occur with XCP 2240 and workarounds (continued)
SPARC M10-
RTI No. 1 4 4S Description Workaround
After clearing the time difference
information to 0, power on the
physical partition, synchronize the
Oracle Solaris time with the NTP
server, or adjust the time with the
date(1) command.
[Example] Time difference existing at
saving
XSCF>
resetdateoffset -y -a
6. When restoring to another chassis,
execute the command in step 3 again,
and reconfirm the settings.
If the settings after restore differ from the
settings before restore, execute the
command below to implement a reset
using the values confirmed in step 3.
- Restoring LDAP client setting
[Example] Setting LDAP search timeout
value to 60 seconds
XSCF>
setldap -T 60
- Restoring LDAP over SSL client setting
[Example] Setting LDAP over SSL to
disable
XSCF>
setldapssl disable
- Restoring Active Directory configuration
settings
[Example] Setting Active Directory to
disable
XSCF>
setad disable
- Restoring SNMP agent settings
[Example] Stopping SNMP agent
XSCF>
setsnmp disable
setsnmp: Agent disabled.
[Example] Registering SNMPv3 agent user
XSCF>
setsnmpusm create -a SHA -p
xxxxxxxx -e yyyyyyyy user_name
[Example] Registering SNMPv3 agent
group
XSCF>
setsnmpvacm creategroup -u
user_name test_group
- Restoring SMTP service settings
[Example] Setting port number 25 for
e-mail server
XSCF>
setsmtp -s port=25
- Restoring e-mail notification settings
[Example] Disabling e-mail report
function
XSCF>
setemailreport -s enable=no
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