Rob,
If the partition is not activated, then how would the NICs respond to a
ping?
I suspect an earlier suggestion of index rebuilds may be accurate.
Jim Oberholtzer
Chief Technical Architect
Agile Technology Architects
On 3/18/13 8:25 AM, rob@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
If, this is a single lpar system
and if the display is only showing you 01 B N
and if you are unable to connect to it via telnet, ftp, etc (and normally
can)
then I suspect that someone typed in RESTART(*NO) on the last pwrdwnsys.
Try hitting the white button.
If it's only displaying 01 B N then it is not going through any long IPL
process such as PTF apply or anything because it would be displaying that
code where the 01 B N displays.
Rob Berendt
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Maybe it is going through an access path rebuild, I would try and gain
access to the lan console and see if you can get signed on. On Mon,
Mar 18, 2013 at 9:17 AM, John McKee <jmmckee@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>We have maintenance. But, nobody called it in. Just wanted to get
>that up front.
>
>System panel shows B 01 N
>
>System (v5r4 520 (maybe) was unresponsive following weekly IPL. Boss
>IPLed this morning. He has been watching it for an hour. He says
>that periodically the lights blink on the disks.
>
>I can ping both NICs.
>
>Tried OpsNav. It could not connect. I believe we are using lan
console.
>
>
>Boss said he tried calling IBM, but had difficulty. Probably dump it on
>me.
>
>The former sa isn't anymore.
>
>
>This is not mission critical, but the phones will be ringing.
>
>Just wanted to know if anybody had any info/ideas.
>
>
>John McKee
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