Sun V210 Server - No Power on Front, Yellow on Power Supply

This morning the server shut off.
There is no power to the front of the server at all, no lights.
On the back, where the power is connected, the light is yellow.
If I unplug the power, wait, plug it back in, it turns Green, but then after a few moments, turns yellow again.
Is this a bad power supply?

Yes, the power supply needs to be replaced.

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Our current V210 server has 2 processors and in order to minimize Oracle costs I'd like to either disable one processor or remove it, and make our current server the backup server. Is disabling or removing easier? If I'll need to remove it then does Sun's service plan require a licensed technician to do it or do they allow a regular user to do it?
Thanks!

Just switch it off. We had to do this in a previous company, too, when we discovered that we had licensing issues.
As you already pointed out, there's no technician required for this.
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SUN 280R Server

Hi Guys,
I know that thius is not the forum for Sun but I've got a problem with the sun 280R Server that has our Oracle 10g database. When I switch the server on, It does switch on because there's a green light but there's also an orange light with a spanner. What can I do? Please assist this is the production server and no one can assist.
Thanx.

NPD wrote:
so there's no troubleshooting I can try maybe because we've go no maintanance agreements
Thanx.I do not have one of these servers, but by performing a couple of Google searches I was eventually able to find the owner's guide for the server and the service manual. The documentation states that the light color is amber, rather than orange - so that might explain part of the problem in searching for an answer.
The owner's guide:
http://dlc.sun.com/pdf/806-4806-10/806-4806-10.pdf
PDF page 38 (page 10 in the page footer) states that a fan failure could cause the amber light to turn on, a power supply has failed, or another problem has happened (RAM or CPU failure?).
PDF page 223 (page 195 in the page footer) states how to quickly see if the amber light means a power supply failure. There are apparently amber lights on the back of the server next to each of the power supplies - if one of those amber lights is lit, the hot swap power supply needs to be replaced.
The service manual:
http://dlc.sun.com/pdf/806-4807-10/806-4807-10.pdf
PDF page 189 (page 163 in the page footer) indicates how to isolate the failed component.
You might try unplugging the server from the electric power for 1 minute, then plugging it back in, to test if it was just a temporary "power good" problem report from the power supplies. If that does not fix the problem, see if one of the power supplies is showing an amber light. If not, verify that the three internal fans are functioning.
Good luck.
Charles Hooper
Co-author of "Expert Oracle Practices: Oracle Database Administration from the Oak Table"
http://hoopercharles.wordpress.com/
IT Manager/Oracle DBA
K&M Machine-Fabricating, Inc.

Postfix querying Sun Directory Server

Hi,
We are using 2 Postfix MTA (Front-End) that relay incoming mails to a Sun Messaging Server (Backend).
We would like to relay to our protected domains only mails that have a valid user.
So we want to query Directory Server about the 3 mail attributes we are using (mail, mailAlternateAddress, mailEquivalmentAddress) like this:
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Reg: Sun V880 Server

Hello,
Recently I got an old Sun V880 server. I don't know the root password. I connected a network cable to Serial port in RSC card and other end I connected to cross over 9 pin connector ( Sun Part No. 530-3100-01 ).
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ETHERNET CPU LOOPBACK TEST, PASSED
MODEM PRESENT TEST
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EPROM - - PASSED
FRU PROM - - PASSED
ETHERNET - - PASSED
MODEM - - PASSED
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BOOT CRC - - PASSED
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TTYC - - PASSED
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Regards
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Hi George,
It's probable that the output-device and input-device OBP variables are set to rsc-console. That is the reason why you are not getting anything on console while connected to Serial Port A/B (25 pins).
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When password reset procedure will finish successfully, connect the console cable to RSC serial port, log in with username and password and change OBP variables 'input-device' and 'output-device' to rsc-console.
After all of the above you will be able to use RSC to control your host remotely (power off / power on / remote console / environmental status and more).
Regards,
Tom

How do I use Sun Web Server 7.0u1 reverse proxy to change public URLs?

Some of our installations use the Sun Web Server 7.0 (update 1, usually)
for hosting some of the public resource and reverse-proxying other parts
of the URI namespace from other backend servers (content, application
and other types of servers).
So far every type of backend server served a unique part of the namespace
and there was no collision of names, and the backend resources were
published in a one-to-one manner. That is, a backend resource like, say,
http://appserver:8080/content/page.html would be published in the internet
as http://www.publicsite.com/content/page.html
I was recently asked to research whether we can rename some parts of
the public URI namespace, to publish some or all resources as, say,
http://www.publicsite.com/data/page.html while using the same backend
resources.
Another quest, possibly related in solution, was to make a tidy url for the
first page the user opens of the site. That is, in the current solution when
a visitor types the url "www.publicsite.com" in his or her browser, our web
server returns an HTTP-302 redirect to the actual first page URL, so the
browser sends a second request (and changes the URL in its location bar).
One customer said that it is not "tidy". They don't want the URL to change
right upon first rendering the page. They want the root page to be rendered
instantly i the first HTTP request.
So far I found that I can't solve these problems. I believe these problems
share a solution because it relies on ability to control the actual URI strings
requested by Sun Web Server from backend servers.
Some details follow, now:
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yet manage to override this value while processing a request, not even if
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when making the "service-passthrough" operation, the Sun Web Server
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<If $uri =~ '^/$'>
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<Object name="content-test">
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I have also tried "restart"ing the request like this:
 NameTrans fn="restart" uri="/data"or desperately trying to set the new request uri like this:
 Service fn="set-variable" uri="/magnoliaPublic/Main.html"Thanks for any ideas (including a statement whether this can be done at all
in some version of Sun Web Server 7.0 or its opensourced siblings) ;)
//Jim

Some of our installations use the Sun Web Server 7.0 (update 1, usually)please plan on installing the latest service pack - 7.0 Update 4. these updates addresses potentially critical bug fixes.
I was recently asked to research whether we can rename some parts of
the public URI namespace, to publish some or all resources as, say,
http://www.publicsite.com/data/page.html while using the same backend
resources.> now, if all the resources are under say /data, then how will you know which pages need to be sent to which back end resources. i guess, you probably meant to check for /data/page.html should go to <back-end>/content/page.html
yes, you could do something like
- edit your corresponding obj.conf (<hostname>-obj.conf or obj.conf depending on your configuration)
<Object name=¨default¨>
<If $uri = ¨/page/¨>
#move this nametrans SAF (for map directive - which is for reverse proxy within <if> clause)
NameTrans.. fn=map
</If
</Object>
and you could do https-<hostname>/bin/reconfig (dynamic reconfiguration) to check out if this is what you wanted. also, you might want to move config/server.xml <log-level> to finest and do your configuration . this way, you would get enough information on what is going on within your server logs.
finally,when you are satisfied, you might have to run the following command to make your manual change into admin config repository.
<install-root>/bin/wadm pull-config user=admin config=<hostname> <hostname>
<install-root>/bin/wadm deploy-config --user=admin <hostname>
you might want to check out this for more info on how you could use <if> else condition to handle your requirement.
http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/820-6599/gdaer?a=view
finally, you might want to refer to this doc - which explains on ws7 request processing overview. this should provide you with some pointers as to what these different directives mean
http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/820-6599/gbysz?a=view
>
One customer said that it is not "tidy". They don't want the URL to change
right upon first rendering the page. They want the root page to be rendered
instantly i the first HTTP request.
please check out the rewrite / restart SAF. this should help you.
http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/820-6599/gdada?a=view
pl. understand that - like with more web servers - ordering of directives is very important within obj.conf. so, you might want to make sure that you verify the obj.conf directive ordering is what you want it to do..
It seems that the reverse proxy (Service fn="service-passthrough") takes
only the $uri value which was originally requested by the browser. I didn't
yet manage to override this value while processing a request, not even if
I "restart" a request. Turning the error log up to "finest" I see that even
when making the "service-passthrough" operation, the Sun Web Server
still remembers that the request was for "/test" (in my test case below);
it does indeed ask the backend server for an URI "/test" and that fails.
now, you are in the totally wrong direction. web server 7 includes a highly integrated reverse proxy solution compared to 6.1. unlike 6.1, you don´t have to download a separate plugin . however, you will need to manually migrate your 6.1 based reverse proxy settings into 7.0. please check out this blog link on how to set up a reverse proxy
http://blogs.sun.com/amit/entry/setting_up_a_reverse_proxy
feel free to post to us if you need any futher help
you are probably better off - starting fresh
- install ws7u4
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http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/820-6601/create-reverse-proxy-1?a=view
if you don´t plan on using ws7 integrated web container (ability to process jsp/servlet), then you could disable java support as well. this should reduce your server memory footprint
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<install-root>/bin/wadm deploy-config --user=admin <hostname>
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>
I have also tried "restart"ing the request like this:
NameTrans fn="restart" uri="/data"
ordering is very important here... you need to do this some thing like
<Object name=default>
<If not $restarted>
NameTrans fn=restart uri from=/¨ uri=/foo.
</If>

JBoss 4 to Sun Application Server...where to start

Hi there...
I'm charged with making sure my company's product, which has mostly been running on JBoss, works w/ Sun Application Server.
I've been trying to use the Migration Tool with poor results...I know some of it is because it's for JBoss 3 and not 4....
giving it the entire .EAR for our product tells me that it doesn't handle webservices...diving into the EAR's JAR containing our services and removing webservices.xml gives the same result of various permutations of putting in source code / xml leads , namely it runs and then freezes with
DefaultValidationEventHandler: [FATAL_ERROR]: Premature end of file.
Location:
DefaultValidationEventHandler: [ERROR]: Unexpected element {}:ejb-local-ref
Location:
back on the console I launched the UI from
To possibly oversimplify, I copied out some of the most relevant .xml we have,
ejb-jar.xml
jboss.xml
jbosscmp-jdbc.xml
jboss-web.xml
web.xml
and put them in a single directory...now the Migration tool runs, leaves most of the files unchanged, and for our ejb-jar.xml it fails, and says
Unknown error.
EjbJar is Null
Admittedly our ejb-jar.xml is handcrafted and maybe suspect, but still.
So I guess right now I'm not too optimistic about this tool.
Some of the problem is my understanding of what all goes in an EAR in terms of DD is weak. I'm trying to smarten up, but haven't found a good description of "these are the typical DD files for Sun Application Server", with examples or precise descriptions of the contents...and the migration tool doesn't get to the point where it's making some of the files i expected based on
http://java.sun.com/j2ee/tools/migration/doc/JBOSS3.0_S1AS7.html
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Any pointers or advice appreciated...

There is an article, while it is for Application Server 7, it still could be useful:
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Using Sun Web Server 6.1 from the IDE

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What should this file contain? Is it a replacement for sun-web.xml?
Do I still need sun-web.xml? Its DTD declaration sounds like Sun
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How to do auto URL redirect in sun web server ?

Hi, i need to do auto url redirect in my sun web server. Currently i'm setup some rules for the reverse proxy in obj.conf file and the syntax looks like:
<Object name="reverse-proxy-/test">
<If $internal and $uri =~ "index.html">
NameTrans fn="redirect" from="/" uri="/examples/abc.html"
</If>
Route fn="set-origin-server" server="http://localhost:8989"
</Object>
The situation is:
1) When users browse "*http://localhost/examples/abc.html*" it will redirect to abc.html
2) When users browse "*http://localhost/test*" it will redirect to the localhost admin GUI (http://localhost:8989/admingui/admingui/serverTaskGeneral)
My desire output should be whenever users browse the "*http://localhost/test*" , it will redirect to abc.html page.
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Here is what I'm trying to do:
Redirect from - http://www.oldsite.com/store/store.html?store_id=2154
To - http://www.newsite.com/Stores/StoreFront.aspx?StoreId=2154
Here's what I tried in the console.
Added a new URL Redirect
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Then set the Target to: http://www.newsite.com/Stores/StoreFront.aspx?StoreId=2154
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thanks for choosing sun web server 7
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<Object name="default">
AuthTrans..
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<If defined $query>
<If $urlhost =~ "/oldsite.com" and
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$query =~ "store_id=2154" >
NameTrans fn="redirect" from="/" http://www.newsite.com/Stores/StoreFront.aspx?StoreId=2154
</If>
</If>
..rest of the existing obj.conf. continues
NameTrans...
now, you can either do <ws7-install-root>/https-<hostname>/bin/reconfig -> to reload your configuration without any server downtime or <ws7-install-root>/https-<hostname>/bin/restart -> to restart the server
if it did work out for your, you will need to run the following so that admin server is aware of what you just did
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Sun Directory Server 5.2 installation problem on AIX 5.2

Hi,
Am newbie to sun ds5.2 and I got stuck during installation for last 2 days. Could you pls guide to resolve this issue. Please error msg below
Checking disk space...
The following items for the product Directory Server will be installed:
Product: Directory Server
Location: /Sun/mps
Space Required: 141.70 MB
Sun ONE Directory Suite
Sun ONE Directory Server
Sun ONE Directory Console Support
Sun ONE Administration Services
Sun ONE Administration Server
Sun ONE Administration Console
Sun ONE Server Console
Sun ONE Server Console Core
Java Runtime Environment
Sun ONE Server Basic Libraries
Ready to Install
1. Install Now
2. Start Over
3. Exit Installation
What would you like to do [1] {"<" goes back, "!" exits}? 1
Installing Directory Server
|-1%--------------25%-----------------50%-----------------75%--------------100%|
[slapd-bmpdev4]: starting up server ...
error:server:The server could not be started due to invalid command syntax or
operating system resource limits.
system_errno:2
Configuration of the Directory Server failed.
Warning creating dbswitch.conf
Warning creating ssusers.conf
Error Directory Server configuration failure
Checking connection to the Configuration Directory Server... failed.
The Admininistration Server cannot be configured.
Error Administration Server configuration failure
Error Configuration of the server(s) failed.
Installation Details:
Product Result More Information
1. Directory Server Partially Installed. Refer to "Details..." for more
information. Available
2. Done
Enter the number corresponding to the desired selection for more
information, or enter 2 to continue [2] {"!" exits}: 2
thanks
Bala

You are correct. Dir 5.2 is not certified for AIX 5.2. It does install though. Like a previous reponse stated. Check the permissions for the user you are installing with and the file system you are installing to. Make certain you have enough disk space. My install took 150 MB of disk space. Finally, Dir 5.2 creates the file "/var/adm/sw/productregistry" during install. If you do not have permissions to /var/adm/sw, you may have troubles.
Tim
Computer Systems Engineer
Komatsu Canada Limited

Replace Quotes, Connection Pooling, and Sun Web Server with MySQL, Oracle

This is code I use to insert data into my MySQL and Oracle databases.
I takes care of quotes and shows use of context, i.e. when you use Sun Web Server's
ConnectionPooling. This code works. Feel free to reply if you have questions on how to set up connection pooling using Sun Web Server 6.1SP - it took quite a long time to learn and I couldn't find much information throughout the web, so I hope this helps...
This is not a question and I am not looking for an answer, but please post comments or suggestions.
dailysun
This is in one class where I have a hashtable containing the
column name / value pairs that I want to enter into my table.
This class simply creates the SQL string from the values in the
hashtable. It then passes that hashtable including the database
name to a class which executes that sql statement (second code
portion).
/* Insert data into sf_parts. Create the column strings from
 * the provided hash table. Be sure to parse out hash elements which
 * are used for the createTemplate process
 StringBuffer values = new StringBuffer();
 StringBuffer fields = new StringBuffer();
 Enumeration keys = fieldHash.keys();
 while(keys.hasMoreElements()){
 Object currentKey = keys.nextElement();
 String fieldValue = (String) fieldHash.get(currentKey);
 if(values.length() >0){
 values.append(",");
 values.append("'"+fieldValue.replaceAll("'","''")+"'"); // Takes care of quotes and various other special characters!
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 fields.append(",");
 fields.append(currentKey);
 sql = "INSERT INTO myTable (" + fields.toString() + ") VALUES (" + values.toString() + ");";
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 }catch (Exception e){
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 }finally{
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 stmt.close();
 }catch(Exception e){
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 try{
 conn.close();
 }catch(Exception e){
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 try{
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This is code I use to insert data into my MySQL and
Oracle databases.
I takes care of quotes and shows use of context, i.e.
when you use Sun Web Server's
ConnectionPooling. This code works. Feel free to
reply if you have questions on how to set up
connection pooling using Sun Web Server 6.1SP - it
took quite a long time to learn and I couldn't find
much information throughout the web, so I hope this
helps...
This is not a question and I am not looking for an
answer, but please post comments or suggestions.Using prepared statements would mean that you wouldn't have to worry about quotes.
You should be closing the result set.
You are handling all fields as strings. That won't work with time fields and might not work for numeric fields.
Presumably most of your variables are member variables. They should be local variables because that is the scope of the usage.
You must do something with the exceptions.
Hashtables although convienent mean that problems with usage can only be resolved at run time rather than compile time.

How to configure oracle thin drivers for SUN APPLICATION SERVER

hi all,
I am working with EJB with oracle as back-end. I wants to know how to configure oracle thin drivers for the SUN APPLICATION SERVER. Please explain me breifly.
Advanced thanks to all the replies.
with regards,
/kumaraswamy.n

Kumaraswamy,
Did you try searching the Internet? Here are the results of my Internet search:
http://tinyurl.com/zo4gk
And one of the first hits in the list was this:
Deploying to a Sun Java System Application Server
Good Luck,
Avi.

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Hi,
I have some jobs running as Timer-Service-EJB in Sun Application Server 9.1. The Timer will be startet by a Lifecycle-Modul and it works fine.
I have also some MBeans running in the same App-Server which should start or stop the Timer-Services by invoking dedicated methods
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Stefan

Hi Santanu,
You need to write SoapHandler in order to pass username and pwd. You will need 2 classes namely HeaderHandlerResolver & SoapHandler. This is how i do in in my JAX-WS clients. I generate stubs and then attach handler to webserviceinterface
PFA HeaderHandlerResolver.java and SoapHandler.java you would attach soap handler something like this in your code i have never done this via ADF so not sure.
HeaderHandlerResolver soapHandlerResolver = new HeaderHandlerResolver();
docInfo.setHandlerResolver(soapHandlerResolver);
In SoapHandler class you will mention username and pwd like this
soapMessageContext.put(BindingProvider.USERNAME_PROPERTY,"username");
soapMessageContext.put(BindingProvider.PASSWORD_PROPERTY,"pwd");
Regards,
Amol Gavali

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