Note:
If you do not have the password for the
root
user, then contact Oracle Support
Services.
2.
Verify the SysSN label for the server matches the
product_serial_number
value
using the following command:
# ipmitool sunoem cli "show /SYS product_serial_number"
Connected.Use ^ D to exit.
->show /SYS product_serial_number
/SYS
Properties:
product_serial_number =093ABCD5001
->Session closed
Disconnected
3.
Change to the
/opt/oracle.SupportTools/firstconf
directory using the following
command:
cd /opt/oracle.SupportTools/firstconf
4.
Create a group file with the list of server IP addresses to use in the dcli utility
commands, if required, using the following command:
# ibhosts | awk '/elastic/ {print $8}' | cut -c1-14 > group_file
In the preceding command, group_file is the file with the server IP addresses.
5.
Verify the hardware profile is correct using the following command. The command
checks CPU type and count, component firmware, and so on.
# dcli -l root -g group_file "/opt/oracle.SupportTools/CheckHWnFWProfile \
-c strict" > /tmp/checkhwfw.out
# more /tmp/checkhwfw.out
The following is an example of a check that failed:
172.108.1.6:[WARNING ]The hardware and firmware are not supported.
See details below
[DiskControllerPCIeSlotWidth ]
Requires:
x8
Found:
x4
[WARNING ]The hardware and firmware are not supported.See details
above
If a profile check fails and the firmware needs to be refreshed, then run the
following command from the system with the problem.
# /opt/oracle.SupportTools/CheckHWnFWProfile -U /opt/oracle.cellos/iso/cellbits
Now updating the ILOM and the BIOS …
The command must be entered on a single line. After running the command,
power off the system, reset the ILOM, and wait 10 minutes before powering on the
system.
6.
Verify the disks on the server are visible and online using the following command.
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Checking Oracle Database Servers
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