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This procedure will remove the ELAP Application and all the data from the server.
Note: Estimated time of completion is 45 minutes.
Check off (Ö) each step as it is completed. Boxes have been provided for this purpose under each step number.
Should this procedure fail, Contact ORACLE technical services and ask for ASSISTANCE.
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MPS X: Insert TPD 5 USB into MPS X.
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Insert TPD 5 USB into MPS X.
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MPS X: If necessary, log in to server as the user “root”
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If not already logged in to the MPS server, then login as user “root”.
console login: root
password: <root_password>
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MPS X:
Reboot server
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# init 6
Upon restarting the server, enter the BIOS setup utility. If onsite and connected to the server press the DEL key when the message is displayed or use F4 on a remote keyboard.
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MPS X:
Verify the System Time & Date are correct. If the System Time & Date do not match the current time/date then make the necessary changes.
Caution: The TPD will fail if the System Time and Date do not match.
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Caution: The TPD will fail if the System Time and Date do not match.
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MPS X:
Select the Boot Settings and then select Hard Disk Drives.
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MPS X:
Change the 1st Drive to USB:SMART USB. The server will now boot from the TPD 5 USB drive.
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MPS X:
Press ESC then select Save Changes and Exit on the main Exit screen. The server will now boot.
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MPS X:
Start the IPM process by entering the TPD scrub command at the boot prompt.
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boot: TPD scrub reserved=20G
****Note: The reserved=20G must be included!!!****
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MPS X:
After entering the command to start the installation, the Linux kernel will load, as in the screenshot at right.
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MPS X:
After a few seconds, additional messages will begin scrolling by on the screen as the Linux kernel boots, and then the drive formatting and file system creation steps will begin.
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MPS X:
Once the drive formatting and file system creation steps are complete, the screen at right will appear indicating that the package installation step is about to begin.
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MPS X:
After a few minutes, you will see a screen similar to that at right, showing the status of the package installation step. For each package, there will be a status bar at the top indicating how much of the package has been installed, with a cumulative status bar at the bottom indicating how many packages remain. In the middle, you will see text statistics indicating the total number of packages, the number of packages installed, the number remaining, and current and projected time estimates.
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MPS X:
Once all the packages have been successfully installed, the screen at right will appear letting you know the installation process is complete. Remove the installation media (USB) and then press <ENTER> to reboot the system.
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MPS X:
Select the Boot Settings and then select Hard Disk Drives.
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MPS X:
Change the 1st Drive back to HDD: P0-Intel SSDSA.
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MPS X:
Press ESC then select Save Changes and Exit on the main Exit screen. The server will now boot.
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MPS X:
After a few minutes, the BIOS screen will appear, followed by several messages about each of the Ethernet ports in the system, and then by the following message printed by the boot loader, indicating that it is booting the new IPM load.
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E5-APP-B X: log in to server as the user “root”
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console login: root
password: <root_password>
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E5-APP-B X:
Switch user to platcfg.
Select “Server Configuration” Menu
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# su - platcfg
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E5-APP-B X:
Select “Hostname” Menu
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E5-APP-B X:
1) Select “Edit” from the options dialogue box.
2) Set the hostname
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E5-APP-B X:
Verify that the Hostname is correct then select and press “Exit”.
Otherwise repeat the step above.
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E5-APP-B X:
Select “Designation/ Function” Menu
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E5-APP-B X:
1) Select “Edit” from the options dialogue box.
2) Set the Designation as “1A” on Server A and as “1B” on Server B, Function as “ELAP” and press “OK”.
NOTE:
Designation and Function should be entered in UPPERCASE.
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E5-APP-B X:
Verify that the Designation and Hostname information is correct then select and press “Exit”. Continue selecting “Exit”until you exit platcfg.
Otherwise repeat the step above.
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E5-APP-B ELAP X:
Select Time Zone
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E5-APP-B ELAP X:
Edit the Time Zone configuration as needed.
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E5-APP-B ELAP A:
Select the Time Zone as needed.
Use Tab key or right key to select and change to other options.
Skipped this step if no Time Zone change is needed.
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E5-APP-B ELAP A:
Exit the server configuration menu
NOTE:
DO NOT set the time zone in platcfg.
The time zone will be set later in epapconfig.
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E5-APP-B ELAP A:
Log into the ELAP B server via minicom.
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[root@mps-a ~]# minicom mate
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E5-APP-B ELAP B:
Reboot server
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# init 6
Upon restarting the server, enter the BIOS setup utility. If onsite and connected to the server press the DEL key when the message is displayed or use F4 on a remote keyboard.
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E5-APP-B ELAP B:
Verify the System Time & Date are correct. If the System Time & Date do not match the current time/date then make the necessary changes.
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E5-APP-B ELAP B:
Press ESC then select Save Changes and Exit on the main Exit screen. The server will now boot.
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E5-APP-B ELAP B:
Log into the ELAP A server via minicom.
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[root@mps-b ~]# minicom mate
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E5-APP-B ELAP A:
Reboot server
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# init 6
Upon restarting the server, enter the BIOS setup utility. If onsite and connected to the server press the DEL key when the message is displayed or use F4 on a remote keyboard.
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E5-APP-B ELAP A:
Verify the System Time & Date are correct. If the System Time & Date do not match the current time/date then make the necessary changes.
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E5-APP-B ELAP A:
Press ESC then select Save Changes and Exit on the main Exit screen. The server will now boot.
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This procedure is complete!
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