RSC Cards responding to SNMP?

I have several V880s with the RSC cards configured for remote access.
Recently, our security group contacted me and asked me to either turn
off SNMP or change the Public value. To which I responded "Huh?!
SNMP is not even running". (It's not)
Apparently, the IP address bound to the RSC card is responding to SNMP
requests. I checked all the variables with "rscadm show" and I dont
even SEE snmp anywhere, so I am at a loss.
Does anyone know:
a) Why the Sun RSC cards would respond to SNMP?
b) How I make them NOT respond to SNMP?

7 views and nobody has any idea?
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Welcome to RSC bootmon v2.2.2
Reset register: 40000000 ESRS
RSC2 POST - Version 10-18-2000 0.7
Dual Port Memory Test, PASSED.
TTY External - Internal Loopback Test
TTY External - Internal Loopback Test, PASSED.
TTYC - Internal Loopback Test
TTYC - Internal Loopback Test, PASSED.
TTYD - Internal Loopback Test
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Instruction CACHE Test
DISABLE the I-CACHE
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Verify I-CACHE Performance Increase
Instruction CACHE Test, PASSED.
Memory Cells Test
Counting UP:    Write data: 00000000
Counting DOWN: Read - Verify - Write data: ffffffff
Counting UP:    Read - Verify - Write data: 55aa33cc
Counting DOWN: Read - Verify - Write data: aa33cc66
Counting UP:    Read - Verify - Write data: 33cc6699
Counting DOWN: Read - Verify - Write data: cc669955
Counting UP:    Read - Verify - Write data: 669955aa
Counting DOWN: Read - Verify - Write data: 9955aa33
Counting UP:    Read - Verify - Write data: f0f0f0f0
Memory Cells Test, PASSED.
Data CACHE Test
Verify D-CACHE Performance Increase
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Verify D-CACHE Memory
Data CACHE Test, PASSED.
Main Sectors FLASH CRC Test
ERROR: RSC POST TEST
H/W under test    = Flash Memory Data
    Test name     = FLASH CRC Test
    Subtest name = Main Sector Flash Test
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             EPROM CRC: 98a2bebb Calced CRC: 20e2c3d3
END_ERROR
Main Sectors FLASH CRC Test, FAILED.
Load the RSC, then �Copying self to RAM...Done.
Jumping to RAM.
Waiting for boot protocol message...
Did not get a boot protocol message.
RSC <ESC> Menu
f - Wait for flash download from host.
C - Copy Boot Monitor from FLASHBOAT.
j - Jump to main code (at 0x01010000).
m - Run POST Menu.
    (Do not try this after a flash update of the boot monitor!)
d - play DOOM
s - Set clock speed
e - Set external serial ports baud rate
i - Set internal serial ports baud rate
t - Toggle 'OK' flag
R - Reset RSC
b,h,w - Read byte/halfword/word
B,H,W - Write byte/halfword/word
r - Return to bootmon
Your selection:
SC <ESC> Menu
f - Wait for flash download from host.
C - Copy Boot Monitor from FLASHBOAT.
j - Jump to main code (at 0x01010000).
m - Run POST Menu.
    (Do not try this after a flash update of the boot monitor!)
d - play DOOM
s - Set clock speed
e - Set external serial ports baud rate
i - Set internal serial ports baud rate
t - Toggle 'OK' flag
R - Reset RSC
b,h,w - Read byte/halfword/word
B,H,W - Write byte/halfword/word
r - Return to bootmon
Your selection: f
Copying self to RAM...Done.
Jumping to RAM.
Waiting for boot protocol message...
Welcome to RSC bootmon v2.2.2
Reset register: e8000000 EHRS ESRS LLRS CSRS
RSC2 POST - Version 10-18-2000 0.7
Dual Port Memory Test, PASSED.
TTY External - Internal Loopback Test
TTY External - Internal Loopback Test, PASSED.
TTYC - Internal Loopback Test
TTYC - Internal Loopback Test, PASSED.
TTYD - Internal Loopback Test
TTYD - Internal Loopback Test, PASSED.
Memory Data Lines Test
Memory Data Lines Test, PASSED.
Memory Address Lines Test
Slide address bits to test open address lines
Test for shorted address lines
Memory Address Lines Test, PASSED.
Boot Sector FLASH CRC Test
Boot Sector FLASH CRC Test, PASSED.
Return to Boot Monitor for Handshake
RSC2 POST - Version 10-18-2000 0.7   Status = 00007fff
Returned from Boot Monitor and Handshake
Instruction CACHE Test
DISABLE the I-CACHE
ENABLE the I-CACHE
Verify I-CACHE Performance Increase
Instruction CACHE Test, PASSED.
Memory Cells Test
Counting UP:    Write data: 00000000
Counting DOWN: Read - Verify - Write data: ffffffff
Counting UP:    Read - Verify - Write data: 55aa33cc
Counting DOWN: Read - Verify - Write data: aa33cc66
Counting UP:    Read - Verify - Write data: 33cc6699
Counting DOWN: Read - Verify - Write data: cc669955
Counting UP:    Read - Verify - Write data: 669955aa
Counting DOWN: Read - Verify - Write data: 9955aa33
Counting UP:    Read - Verify - Write data: f0f0f0f0
Memory Cells Test, PASSED.
Data CACHE Test
Verify D-CACHE Performance Increase
    D-CACHE Performance Increase I-CACHE Disabled
    D-CACHE Performance Increase I-CACHE Enabled
Verify D-CACHE Memory
Data CACHE Test, PASSED.
Main Sectors FLASH CRC Test
ERROR: RSC POST TEST
H/W under test    = Flash Memory Data
    Test name     = FLASH CRC Test
    Subtest name = Main Sector Flash Test
    Failure: CRC Error - ReFlash EPROM.
             EPROM CRC: 98a2bebb Calced CRC: 20e2c3d3
END_ERROR
Main Sectors FLASH CRC Test, FAILED.
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Jumping to RAM.
Waiting for boot protocol message...
Did not get a boot protocol message.
RSC <ESC> Menu
f - Wait for flash download from host.
C - Copy Boot Monitor from FLASHBOAT.
j - Jump to main code (at 0x01010000).
m - Run POST Menu.
    (Do not try this after a flash update of the boot monitor!)
d - play DOOM
s - Set clock speed
e - Set external serial ports baud rate
i - Set internal serial ports baud rate
t - Toggle 'OK' flag
R - Reset RSC
b,h,w - Read byte/halfword/word
B,H,W - Write byte/halfword/word
r - Return to bootmon
Your selection: C
Configure the jumper to read from FLASHBOAT, hit 'c' to continue Welcome to RSC bootmon v2.2.2
Reset register: e8000000 EHRS ESRS LLRS CSRS
RSC2 POST - Version 10-18-2000 0.7
Dual Port Memory Test, PASSED.
TTY External - Internal Loopback Test
TTY External - Internal Loopback Test, PASSED.
TTYC - Internal Loopback Test
TTYC - Internal Loopback Test, PASSED.
TTYD - Internal Loopback Test
TTYD - Internal Loopback Test, PASSED.
Memory Data Lines Test
Memory Data Lines Test, PASSED.
Memory Address Lines Test
Slide address bits to test open address lines
Test for shorted address lines
Memory Address Lines Test, PASSED.
Boot Sector FLASH CRC Test
Boot Sector FLASH CRC Test, PASSED.
Return to Boot Monitor for Handshake
RSC2 POST - Version 10-18-2000 0.7   Status = 00007fff
Returned from Boot Monitor and Handshake
Instruction CACHE Test
DISABLE the I-CACHE
ENABLE the I-CACHE
Verify I-CACHE Performance Increase
Instruction CACHE Test, PASSED.
Memory Cells Test
Counting UP:    Write data: 00000000
Counting DOWN: Read - Verify - Write data: ffffffff
Counting UP:    Read - Verify - Write data: 55aa33cc
Counting DOWN: Read - Verify - Write data: aa33cc66
Counting UP:    Read - Verify - Write data: 33cc6699
Counting DOWN: Read - Verify - Write data: cc669955
Counting UP:    Read - Verify - Write data: 669955aa
Counting DOWN: Read - Verify - Write data: 9955aa33
Counting UP:    Read - Verify - Write data: f0f0f0f0
Memory Cells Test, PASSED.
Data CACHE Test
Verify D-CACHE Performance Increase
    D-CACHE Performance Increase I-CACHE Disabled
    D-CACHE Performance Increase I-CACHE Enabled
Verify D-CACHE Memory
Data CACHE Test, PASSED.
Main Sectors FLASH CRC Test
ERROR: RSC POST TEST
H/W under test    = Flash Memory Data
    Test name     = FLASH CRC Test
    Subtest name = Main Sector Flash Test
    Failure: CRC Error - ReFlash EPROM.
             EPROM CRC: 98a2bebb Calced CRC: 20e2c3d3
END_ERROR
Main Sectors FLASH CRC Test, FAILED.
Load the RSC, then �Copying self to RAM...Done.
Jumping to RAM.
Waiting for boot protocol message...
Did not get a boot protocol message.
RSC <ESC> Menu
f - Wait for flash download from host.
C - Copy Boot Monitor from FLASHBOAT.
j - Jump to main code (at 0x01010000).
m - Run POST Menu.
    (Do not try this after a flash update of the boot monitor!)
d - play DOOM
s - Set clock speed
e - Set external serial ports baud rate
i - Set internal serial ports baud rate
t - Toggle 'OK' flag
R - Reset RSC
b,h,w - Read byte/halfword/word
B,H,W - Write byte/halfword/word
r - Return to bootmon
Your selection: d
OK. You're DOOMED!
RSC <ESC> Menu
f - Wait for flash download from host.
C - Copy Boot Monitor from FLASHBOAT.
j - Jump to main code (at 0x01010000).
m - Run POST Menu.
    (Do not try this after a flash update of the boot monitor!)
d - play DOOM
s - Set clock speed
e - Set external serial ports baud rate
i - Set internal serial ports baud rate
t - Toggle 'OK' flag
R - Reset RSC
b,h,w - Read byte/halfword/word
B,H,W - Write byte/halfword/word
r - Return to bootmon
Your selection: f
Copying self to RAM...Done.
Jumping to RAM.
Waiting for boot protocol message...
Welcome to RSC bootmon v2.2.2
Reset register: e8000000 EHRS ESRS LLRS CSRS
RSC2 POST - Version 10-18-2000 0.7
Dual Port Memory Test, PASSED.
TTY External - Internal Loopback Test
TTY External - Internal Loopback Test, PASSED.
TTYC - Internal Loopback Test
TTYC - Internal Loopback Test, PASSED.
TTYD - Internal Loopback Test
TTYD - Internal Loopback Test, PASSED.
Memory Data Lines Test
Memory Data Lines Test, PASSED.
Memory Address Lines Test
Slide address bits to test open address lines
Test for shorted address lines
Memory Address Lines Test, PASSED.
Boot Sector FLASH CRC Test
Boot Sector FLASH CRC Test, PASSED.
Return to Boot Monitor for Handshake
RSC2 POST - Version 10-18-2000 0.7   Status = 00007fff
Returned from Boot Monitor and Handshake
Instruction CACHE Test
DISABLE the I-CACHE
ENABLE the I-CACHE
Verify I-CACHE Performance Increase
Instruction CACHE Test, PASSED.
Memory Cells Test
Counting UP:    Write data: 00000000
Counting DOWN: Read - Verify - Write data: ffffffff
Counting UP:    Read - Verify - Write data: 55aa33cc
Counting DOWN: Read - Verify - Write data: aa33cc66
Counting UP:    Read - Verify - Write data: 33cc6699
Counting DOWN: Read - Verify - Write data: cc669955
Counting UP:    Read - Verify - Write data: 669955aa
Counting DOWN: Read - Verify - Write data: 9955aa33
Counting UP:    Read - Verify - Write data: f0f0f0f0
Memory Cells Test, PASSED.
Data CACHE Test
Verify D-CACHE Performance Increase
    D-CACHE Performance Increase I-CACHE Disabled
    D-CACHE Performance Increase I-CACHE Enabled
Verify D-CACHE Memory
Data CACHE Test, PASSED.
Main Sectors FLASH CRC Test
ERROR: RSC POST TEST
H/W under test    = Flash Memory Data
    Test name     = FLASH CRC Test
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    Failure: CRC Error - ReFlash EPROM.
             EPROM CRC: 98a2bebb Calced CRC: 20e2c3d3
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Main Sectors FLASH CRC Test, FAILED.
Load the RSC, then �Copying self to RAM...Done.
Jumping to RAM.
Waiting for boot protocol message...
Did not get a boot protocol message.
RSC <ESC> Menu
f - Wait for flash download from host.
C - Copy Boot Monitor from FLASHBOAT.
j - Jump to main code (at 0x01010000).
m - Run POST Menu.
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d - play DOOM
s - Set clock speed
e - Set external serial ports baud rate
i - Set internal serial ports baud rate
t - Toggle 'OK' flag
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b,h,w - Read byte/halfword/word
B,H,W - Write byte/halfword/word
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Welcome to RSC bootmon v2.2.2
Reset register: e8000000 EHRS ESRS LLRS CSRS
RSC2 POST - Version 10-18-2000 0.7
Dual Port Memory Test, PASSED.
TTY External - Internal Loopback Test
TTY External - Internal Loopback Test, PASSED.
TTYC - Internal Loopback Test
TTYC - Internal Loopback Test, PASSED.
TTYD - Internal Loopback Test
TTYD - Internal Loopback Test, PASSED.
Memory Data Lines Test
Memory Data Lines Test, PASSED.
Memory Address Lines Test
Slide address bits to test open address lines
Test for shorted address lines
Memory Address Lines Test, PASSED.
Boot Sector FLASH CRC Test
Boot Sector FLASH CRC Test, PASSED.
Return to Boot Monitor for Handshake
RSC2 POST - Version 10-18-2000 0.7   Status = 00007fff
Returned from Boot Monitor and Handshake
Instruction CACHE Test
DISABLE the I-CACHE
ENABLE the I-CACHE
Verify I-CACHE Performance Increase
Instruction CACHE Test, PASSED.
Memory Cells Test
Counting UP:    Write data: 00000000
Counting DOWN: Read - Verify - Write data: ffffffff
Counting UP:    Read - Verify - Write data: 55aa33cc
Counting DOWN: Read - Verify - Write data: aa33cc66
Counting UP:    Read - Verify - Write data: 33cc6699
Counting DOWN: Read - Verify - Write data: cc669955
Counting UP:    Read - Verify - Write data: 669955aa
Counting DOWN: Read - Verify - Write data: 9955aa33
Counting UP:    Read - Verify - Write data: f0f0f0f0
Memory Cells Test, PASSED.
Data CACHE Test
Verify D-CACHE Performance Increase
    D-CACHE Performance Increase I-CACHE Disabled
    D-CACHE Performance Increase I-CACHE Enabled
Verify D-CACHE Memory
Data CACHE Test, PASSED.
Main Sectors FLASH CRC Test
ERROR: RSC POST TEST
H/W under test    = Flash Memory Data
    Test name     = FLASH CRC Test
    Subtest name = Main Sector Flash Test
    Failure: CRC Error - ReFlash EPROM.
             EPROM CRC: 98a2bebb Calced CRC: 20e2c3d3
END_ERROR
Main Sectors FLASH CRC Test, FAILED.
Load the RSC, then �Copying self to RAM...Done.
Jumping to RAM.
Waiting for boot protocol message...[there is some interraction with the RSC, the menu was displayed and I have tried some functions.]
I've been googling and I have found that it is possible to download firmware image to the RSC, so the next step was to do it:
./rscadm download usr/platform/`uname -i`/lib/images/rscfw
rscadm: RSC did not respond during boot initializationThe download subcommand for rscadm has oprion "boot" but i couldn't find anywhere proper image :(. So If You know when it can be found I will be thankfull.
Maybe You have some other ideas how to fix it?
Regards and thanx in advance
toostrow

The error looks like corrupted firmware.
Its similar to what happened when in a moment of insanity I downloaded ALOM boot firmware into an RSC using the command /usr/platform/SUNW,Sun-Fire-V490/rsc/rscadm
# rscadm download boot alombootfw # DONT DO THIS IT KILLS THE RSC
Its not supposed to work
Looks like it was reported to sun as a bug ...
Bug ID: 4924833Synopsis: On-line help lists boot as an option to "rscadm download"
Of course if you follow the README instructions you will not be copying ALOM firmware onto an RSC based system. They are similar hardware but not firmware compatible.
The serial output on powering up the system with the (now corrupted) rsc now looks like this and it doesn't work without replacing the RSC card.
ALOM BOOTMON v1.6.5
ALOM Build Release: 001
Reset register: e0000000 EHRS ESRS LLRS
ALOM POST 1.0
Dual Port Memory Test, PASSED.
TTY External - Internal Loopback Test
TTY External - Internal Loopback Test, PASSED.
TTYC - Internal Loopback Test
TTYC - Internal Loopback Test, PASSED.
TTYD - Internal Loopback Test
TTYD - Internal Loopback Test, PASSED.
Memory Data Lines Test
Memory Data Lines Test, PASSED.
Memory Address Lines Test
Slide address bits to test open address lines
Test for shorted address lines
Memory Address Lines Test, PASSED.
Memory Parity Test
Memory Parity Test, PASSED.
Boot Sector FLASH CRC Test
Boot Sector FLASH CRC Test, PASSED.
Return to Boot Monitor for Handshake
ALOM POST 1.0
   Status = 00007fff
Returned from Boot Monitor and Handshake
Instruction CACHE Test
DISABLE the I-CACHE
ENABLE the I-CACHE
Verify I-CACHE Performance Increase
Instruction CACHE Test, PASSED.
Memory Cells Test
Counting UP:    Write data: 00000000
Counting DOWN: Read - Verify - Write data: ffffffff
Counting UP:    Read - Verify - Write data: 55aa33cc
Counting DOWN: Read - Verify - Write data: aa33cc66
Counting UP:    Read - Verify - Write data: 33cc6699
Counting DOWN: Read - Verify - Write data: cc669955
Counting UP:    Read - Verify - Write data: 669955aa
Counting DOWN: Read - Verify - Write data: 9955aa33
Counting UP:    Read - Verify - Write data: f0f0f0f0
Memory Cells Test, PASSED.
Data CACHE Test
Verify D-CACHE Performance Increase
    D-CACHE Performance Increase I-CACHE Disabled
    D-CACHE Performance Increase I-CACHE Enabled
Verify D-CACHE Memory
Data CACHE Test, PASSED.
Main Sectors FLASH CRC Test
ERROR: ALOM POST TEST
H/W under test    = Flash Memory Data
    Test name     = FLASH CRC Test
    Subtest name = Main Sector Flash Test
    Failure: CRC Error - ReFlash EPROM.
             EPROM CRC: 00000000 Calced CRC: f6f497d5
END_ERROR
Main Sectors FLASH CRC Test, FAILED.
Loading the r�Copying self to RAM...Done.
Jumping to RAM.
Waiting for boot protocol message...

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Timely

Hello Michael,
to view InfoDoc 47745 requires a SunSolve account.
If you are a businesss user, call Sun and pay per incident. Another choice is to buy the least expensive service plan to get access to the extended/"private" Sun System Handbook and contract-only docs.
If you are a home user, search the net if you can locate a copy of this InfoDoc. Using google and parts of the url given by kaishinguo, there where 2 hits: Your post and a cached thread on comp.sys.sun.admin.
It's your choice: invest time or money.
Michael

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I want to configure SNMP service on HP Physical server for communicating with HP SIM server through GPO as need to congifure it on 100 servers.
Though I have configure a policy but its not working.
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I would like to introduce you some knowledge on SNMP settings:
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Hello Everyone,
I have a pair of 5 pairs of active/standby ASA firewalls running 8.4.4(1)
All the active firewall respond to the SNMP requests, but the standby firewalls do not. I'm using SNMP v3. The configuration of primary and secondary firewalls is replica of each other, apart from the ip addressess.
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