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Update Date:2016-07-01
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Solution Type  Troubleshooting Sure

Solution  1311380.1 :   Sun Enterprise[TM] 10000: Troubleshooting IDN  


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Purpose
Troubleshooting Steps
 domain_link reports IDN_NWR_SIZE conflicts with domain id X
 domain_link reports IDN state NOT SUPPORTED


Applies to:

Sun Enterprise 10000 Server - Version Not Applicable to Not Applicable [Release N/A]
Information in this document applies to any platform.

Purpose

This document contains common errors and problems encountered when using Inter-Domain Networking (IDN)  on the E10000 server.

Troubleshooting Steps

domain_link reports IDN_NWR_SIZE conflicts with domain id X

Check the value of idn-smr-size in the eeprom image of all domains that are using IDN. This value must be the same across all domains.
Also, consult the Sun Enterprise 10000 IDN Error Messages Guide located at http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E19065-01/servers.10k/806-5231-10/806-5231-10.pdf

domain_link reports IDN state NOT SUPPORTED

Something similar to the following is reported:

ssp0:domain1% domain_link domain1 domain2
domain_link: ...Checking IDN state of domain1 : NOT SUPPORTED
domain_link: ...Checking IDN state of domain2 : READY

Assuming the OS of the domain meets the requirements for IDN, and the IDN packages are installed (see 'IDN Requirements' in document http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E19065-01/servers.10k/806-4131-10/806-4131-10.pdf)

 

  • Ensure idn-smr-size is set in OBP to the same value in all domains being linked.
  • Check that the idn driver is loaded using modinfo | grep idn.

When the driver loads it sets a "cookie" in BBSRAM of the bootproc. domain_link examines the BBSRAM and if the cookie is not found the domain is tagged as NOT SUPPORTED. ifconfig'ing the idn interface will automatically load the driver.


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