Hello ,
you can do that :
platform=`uname -i`
export platform
/usr/platform/$platform/sb
admin1
admin1
EOF
it is extract from this page:
http://sunadmin.wordpress.
regards
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Browse All TopicsI am trying to reset the console password through the terminal server (serial connection)... Any idea on how I can disable this either from a hardware perspective (remove jumpers) or interrupts during the initialization process?
I think the server is running solaris 10
this is a V245
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Hello ,
you can do that :
platform=`uname -i`
export platform
/usr/platform/$platform/sb
admin1
admin1
EOF
it is extract from this page:
http://sunadmin.wordpress.
regards
Hello ,
at this page too:
http://www.tek-tips.com/vi
Hello ,
Could you login on solaris in the V245
if yes then do the procedure explain in previous post
If not because you don't know the root password on server then boot from media
and reset root password for doing the manip explain on previous post
If you can't do the 2 way by the serial console the it is easy to call SUN SUPPORT
maybe there something explain in this page :
http://forums.sun.com/thre
internal documentation
Regards
Since I didn't have the root password for the OS or the password for ALOM I was pretty much hosed. I finally found someone who tried a couple passwords and one of them worked. I think the problem is with the SUN layout you have ALOM and PROM... Prom handles all the boot configurations needed to reset the OS password. Unfortunately a jumper solution didn't exist and removing the CMON battery for 24hours didn't work either. Too bad there is no jumper solution that would make it easiest...
Anyway this is what I got back from sun:
To override the system's ALOM password, do the following:
1. Attach the console to the serial management port
Refer to < Solution: 214535 >
2. Bypass the ALOM login prompt and bring up the "ok>" prompt
a. Power 'ON' the server.
Refer to your server documentation for information explaining how.
b. Wait for the system to drop to the "ok>" prompt
Once Power On Self Test (POST) has completed following boot-up, wait 1 to
2 minutes for a timeout to occur, which will drop the system to the "ok>"
prompt. Below is an example of what you might see on the system console:
Please login:
SC Alert: Host System has Reset
ok>
3. Boot the system to the operating system level.
ok> boot
Note: If the Solaris[TM] Operating System is not currently installed on the server, you will need to install it at this point.
4. Use scadm(1) to reset the admin password
# /usr/bin/cd /usr/platform/`uname -i`/sbin
# ./scadm userpassword admin
5. Return to the ALOM login prompt
Note: The escape sequence to return to the ALOM login prompt is "#." (pound+period)
#
# #.
6. Finally, test ALOM password access
Now, login into the "admin" account using the new password set in step 4.
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by: arnoldPosted on 2008-09-17 at 09:29:33ID: 22500626
I think some functionality exists to access the LOM configuration once you login into the server using scadm.
LOM.pdf
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