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86 Sun Crypto Accelerator 6000 Board User’s Guide for Version 1.1 • February 2013
Note – Certain shells interpret the
?
character when using the
-?
option on the
command line. To avoid this, use the escape character (
\
) directly in front of the
?
.
For example in the C shell, the command is changed to
scadiag -\?
.
scadiag
Options
TABLE 3-8
describes the supported options for the
scadiag
utility.
TABLE 3-8
scadiag
Options
Option Meaning
Oracle Solaris and Linux
-?
Displays help files for
scadiag
commands.
-b sca6000fw_bootstrap mca
N Loads the bootstrap firmware in the
bootstrap-fw
file onto the board referenced by
mca
N . This
command works only when the device is
uninitialized and Version 1.1 or later operational
firmware is running on the board. During a
bootstrap firmware upload, the operation must not
be interrupted or the board could be rendered
inoperable.
-d mca
N Performs diagnostics on the board.
-f mca
N Displays the public key fingerprint used by the
board for secure remote administration sessions.
This fingerprint is a SHA-1 hash of the modulus.
-k mca
N Displays the public key and the public key
fingerprint used by the Sun Crypto Accelerator 6000
board for securing administration sessions.
-l mca
N Lists devices. The device name (
mca
N ) is optional.
Without the device name specified, this option lists
all devices. With the device name specified, this
option shows the mode of the device (Online,
Offline, Diag, or Failed) and status (Initialized,
Initialized [FIPS], or Uninitialized).
-r mca
N Resets the board.
-u
fw-file device Loads the firmware file fw-file onto device. This
command works only when the board is
uninitialized. To upgrade firmware on an initialized
board, use the
scamgr
(1m) command.
-V
Displays the version information for
scadiag
.