SUN Common Array Manager software

When trying to reinstall my SUN StorageTek Host software i get the following error messages
Error:
Failed when installing Sun Java Web Console : Failed when installing : [The app. Sun Java Web Console did not install successfully., save RC file , Failed to create RC file ]
Error:
Register CBEM C:\Sun\WebConsole\bin\smreg.bat does not exist Copy unregister script 1 file(s) copied.
Error:
Start Lockhart C:\Sun\WebConsole\bin\smcwebserver.bat does not exist Copy start script 1 file(s) copied.
Notice:
Installation has an error.
Can somebody help please?

No Good, everytime i go to the download section for software relating to hardware i keep getting asked to
Add Support Identifiers …
just a log in account isn't good enough
so back to my original problem, even though we own the equipment outright, they are essentially a couple of expensive paperweights
it shouldn't be that hard to obtain even an older version of this necessary piece of software?
is it possible to obtain support identifiers for sun hardware with expired maintenance? maybe that will allow me to at least download the version of the software that was available at the time of expiration?

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Sun Storage Common Array Manager software

trying to configure two storage arrays and cannot find the original disks
found the website with link to the Sun Storage Common Array Manager software
http://www.oracle.com/us/products/servers-storage/storage/san/fc/common-array-manager/resources/index.html
but it is a dead link...
now i need this software or the two storage arrays cannot be reconfigured
maintenance for them have lapse so my oracle support is not an option
any links to be able to obtain the software... doesn't matter even if older version... doesn't need to be latest

No Good, everytime i go to the download section for software relating to hardware i keep getting asked to
Add Support Identifiers …
just a log in account isn't good enough
so back to my original problem, even though we own the equipment outright, they are essentially a couple of expensive paperweights
it shouldn't be that hard to obtain even an older version of this necessary piece of software?
is it possible to obtain support identifiers for sun hardware with expired maintenance? maybe that will allow me to at least download the version of the software that was available at the time of expiration?

Common Array Management software version 6.10.1 for Linux x86_64 availability?

My apologies if this is not the right location but I'm trying to find out when the Common Array Management Software 6.10 will be available for Linus/SUSE 64 bit systems if anyone knows.
Thank you for your time.
G Treadway

Please refer "What’s New in CAM 6.10" in page 7 of Release Notes
mentioned by Nicolas. It says "The Sun Storage Common Array Manager
(CAM) 6.10 release is available only for Solaris OS management hosts.
CAM 6.10 for Linux and Windows hosts is in development and will be
available once it is complete. Until then, continue to use CAM 6.9 for
Linux and Windows, which is available from My Oracle Support (MOS)
https://support.oracle.com ."
Rajkumar S

Download Sun Storage Common Array Manager

Hallo,
ich habe mir eine gebrauchte SUN StorageTEC 2500 besorgt. Leider war keine Software beiliegend und im Downloadbereich kann ich mich zwar anmelden, bekomme aber niergends wo die Software zum konfigurieren her.Kann mir jemand hier bitte helfen?

CAM für Windows, Linux and Solaris sind nur in My Oracle Support verfügbar.
https://support.oracle.com:443/epmos/faces/PatchSearchResults?searchdata=%3Ccontext+type%3D%22ADVANCED%22+search%3D%22%2…

Downloading SAM-QFS and Storage Common array manager

dear,
I have problem downloading sun products, when i try downloading them it end-up to a page "My Oracle Support Welcome Center" and no link to download any legacy sun products.
do you know what is the issue.
thank you

Hello.
1) You need access to support.oracle.com
2) You need have active SI
Login to support.oracle.com
pathes & updates -> Product or Family (Advanced search )
Product - start type product name for quickly find related product
Select version
recomend - do not select platform
See seach result.
Regards.

In-Band Management Software for StorageTek 2530

I'm trying to install the software needed for in-band management for a StorageTek 2530 SAS Array. Page 83 of Sun StorageTek Common Array Manager Software Installation Guide, 820-2934-10, list the following needed for Linux x86_64
Linux:
■ SMagent-LINUX-90.00.A0.06-1.ia64.rpm
■ SMruntime-LINUX-90.10.A0.02-1.ia64.rpm
I have downloaded SMagent-LINUX-90.00.A0.06-1.ppc64.rpm on the Sun website but I cannot find SMruntime-LINUX-90.10.A0.02-1.ia64.rpm
Does anyone know where I can download it from?
Thanks

Download Sun StorageTek Common Array Manager In-Band Proxy Agent Packages 6.0.0 for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4, English
Download Information and Files
     Get the latest Java Runtime Environment to use Sun Download Manager
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We were unable to detect a recent version of Java Runtime Environment (JRE) on your system. With the latest JRE, you can automatically download, install, and run Sun Download Manager (SDM) directly from this page. We highly recommend SDM to easily manage your downloads (pause, resume, restart, verify, and more). Visit java.com for the latest JRE.
Sun StorageTek Common Array Manager 6.0 Documentation
Sun StorageTek 2500 Arrays Documentation
Sun StorageTek 6140 and 6540 Arrays Documentation
Instructions: Select the files you want, then click the "Download Selected with Sun Download Manager" (SDM) button below to automatically install and use SDM (learn more). Alternately, click directly on file names to download with your browser. (Use of SDM is recommended but not required.)
Your download should start automatically.
If not, click the file link below.
Sun Download Manager(SDM) installation should begin automatically.
Once it is running, click Start to download the product.
If your system does not support SDM, click the file link below to download.
(For help with SDM, see SDM Troubleshooting.)
Required Files Select All      File Description and Name      Size
     CAM 6.0 In-Band Management Installation Document
InBand_Installation.html      25.95 KB
     CAM 6.0 In-Band Management Release Notes
RELEASE_NOTES.txt      7.81 KB
Optional Files Select All      File Description and Name      Size
     Agent for Linux running on ia64 (Intel Itanium) processors
SMagent-LINUX-90.00.A0.06-1.ia64.rpm      0.45 MB
     Agent for Solaris SPARC platforms
SMagent-SOL-90.00.00.06.pkg      1.77 MB
     Runtime package for Solaris SPARC platforms
SMruntime-SOL-10.10.02.00.pkg      95.59 MB
     Agent for Linux running on Power PC 64-bit processors
SMagent-LINUX-90.00.A0.06-1.ppc64.rpm      0.45 MB
     Agent for Linux running on 386 platform (AMD & Intel)
SMagent-LINUX-90.00.A0.06-1.i386.rpm      0.45 MB

Whats the storage management software for CSM200

We have two node sun cluster using CSM200 storage and running out of space in shared filesystem. So we need to increase the space and there is no free space in metaset.
In this case, planning to add disk in storage. We are unable to find the management software at OS level Solaris 10.
Anyone please help me how can I find the free slot in storage?????

Hi.
CSM200 - is expansion for array 6140/6180/etc.
But format report SUN-CSM200 for array *Sun StorageTek[tm] 6140 Array*
You can have one array + expansion or 2 undepended array.
For manage this array use software Common Array Manager ( CAM ).
Docs for array and CAM: http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E19381-01/index.html
This software can was installed on any system on your network. Possible ever on nodes of the cluster.
Regards.

Sun management software

Hi,
we are looking at sun management software and noticed that it costs about $300+ per client.
what is an alternative to this which is less expensive or free?
what are you other admins doing?
thanks,
~jv

I, too, have been trying to sort out the options and tools for supporting Solaris 9 and 10.
This maybe behond the scope of your question but here is some of what I've uncovered in the last couple of years:
The class Intermediate System Administration (SA 239) has you download the recommended patch cluster and install using ./install_cluster. This works but you will not know which patches will be installed until after the fact. So this process does not support preparing for any changes made by the patches.
The only other process that I have used involve using a non Sun script - pca from http://www.par.univie.ac.at/solaris/pca/intro.html This perl script has many options but the "pretend" option makes it easy to determine which patches will be installed and what revision of the patch is currently installed.
Here are some of the sources I use to try an keep up with patches and other technical details of supporting Solaris
If you have a SunSolve account you can subscribe to email alerts at:
http://sunsolve.sun.com/search/editSubscribedDocuments.do
There are 6 "collections" of "New Documents". I receive a single daily email. The email contains a numbered list (with URLs) for each collection that has New Documents. The collections are:
BUG             (includes bug number and very short description URL)
INFODOC         (includes short description, the INFODOC number is imbedded in the URL)
PATCH           (includes patch number short description/title and URL)
SRDB            (Symptoms and Resolutions - includes short description and URL)
SUNALERT        (including short description and URL)
TROUBLESHOOTING (including short description and URL)Another source for patch information is the SUNSOLVE[SM] PATCH CLUB report (sign up at https://subscriptions.sun.com/subscription_center/ecomm.jsp). This a weekly email with four main sections. The first section has one line for each new patch with a short title/description. The second section has an entry for each patch with more details (includes keywords, synopsis, Solaris Release, bugid's fixed and other details) - but no URLs. The thrid section is a list of Withdrawn patches. The fourth section has an entry for each withdrawn patch that includes reason and recommendation details.
SUN(SM) ALERT WEEKLY SUMMARY REPORT is another source. This one covers "critical hardware and software issues". It includes the Sun Alert ID and URL. Sign up is at the same URL as the Patch Club report above.
have good weekend,
Glen

Java with Card Management Software

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in my java application while clicking the print button i need to sent the user information to CMS software.
i already design the template for my card.
then this card management Software apply data value to the template then it will print it.
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RAID Management Software for TS130 (Windows Server 2008 R2)

Hello, I'm needing assistance locating RAID management software for the TS130 in Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard. In Device Manager, the drive has the following hardware ID: "IDE\DiskRAID11.0.00__". Does anyone know of a utility to check and monitor the health of this RAID array from within Windows?

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Media Asset Management software recommendations

I am seeking Media Asset Management software recommendations. I want the software that offers the widest array of media formats. I am open to all recommendations.
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Missing types info in array manager?

I have a doubt regarding "Missing types" shown once in a while on the Array Manager in the emulator sessions.
I want to know wat exactly this means and how can we see wats missing
Any info is helpful.
Thanks and Regards

"Missing Types" should be a temporary state. It is the difference between webtop and emulator session counts and can occur while replication updates are being performed. If "shown once" then it is of no concern. If you see this consistently then it could mean that you have Security enabled and you need to tune the number of ttassl processes running.
http://docs.sun.com/source/820-1088/ssldaemon_tuning.html
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Problems launching Object Manager and Array Manager in SSGD 4.20.983

Hi,
I have just installed SSGD 4.20.983 in a server which is running Solaris 10. The language of this server is Spanish.
When I access to the webtop, I 'm not be able to launch the applications Object Manager and Array Manager.
When I try to launch them, in the details box appears "Contrase�a" and them the timeout expires. Contrase�a is the same that password in Spanish.
Anyone can help me?
Regards,
Diego

Do you have any logfiles which look like : execpePID_error.log?
These files should contain more information.
Also take a look at the following section of the Administration Guide: [http://docs.sun.com/source/820-6689/chapter4.html#d0e21816]
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It says that an AMS controls the entire lifecycle of a J2ME application, from its installing, invoking to stopping and uninstalling step. Then, where is the place of the CLDC or MIDP implementation? it's included in the AMS?
Is Intent Midlet Manager or Websphere Everyplace Micro Environment (IBM) a AMS or only an J2ME implementation, in this context?
Because applications can be installed and invoked by Intent Midlet Manager, but it's an AMS. But it also contains the JVM, so it's an implementation? ...
Thanks in advance for helping me get out of this mess.. :-I
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Lion Battery Management Software seems to be erratic.

The Lion OS X 10.7.2 battery management software appears to be very erratic.
I just brought a new MacBook Pro direct from Apple last week (late 2011, 15", 2.4 GHz, 8 GB 1333 Mhz DDR3, 7500 rpm disc) with Lion OS X 10.7.2 preinstalled, i.e., the latest and greatest. I was only getting 3 hours on a battery charge until it ran out. After searching the forums nothing quite matched (older models, different graphic cards, more constrained systems, Lion software upgrades, etc).
I have the screen brightness set to about 50%, the power option "put disks to sleep whenever possible", and the keyboard set to turn off the light after 30 seconds of non-use. On battery, I have "display sleep" at 6 minutes and "computer sleep" set to 10 minutes. So I am not pushing the power consumption very hard.
I ran a "repair" from the recovery partition and my hard disk had no problems.
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