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4. To restart the slicd for the v1 virtualization engine, type:

#/opt/SUNWsecfg/bin/startslicd -n v1 (or v2, depending on configuration)

5.Confirm that the slicd daemon is running:

# ps -ef grep slicd
root 16132 16130		0	11:45:00 ?	0:00 ./slicd
root 16135 16130		0	11:45:00 ?	0:00 ./slicd
root 16130	1	0	11:45:00 ?	0:00 ./slicd
root 16131	16130	0	11:45:00 ?	0:00 ./slicd
root 16189	15877	0	11:48:49 pts/1	0:00 grep slicd
root 16143	16130	0	11:45:00 ?	0:00 ./slicd

If the slicd daemon is running, it resets the virtualization engine. If the process fails, the slicd daemon changes the IP address to that of the second virtualization engine and attempts to restart the slicd process.

6.If the second virtualization engine fails, power cycle the virtualization engines and make sure they are not in an ERROR HALT 50 condition.

An ERROR HALT 50 condition requires that you visually inspect the virtualization engines with firmware revision 8.14 or earlier.

For virtualization engines with firmware revision 8.17 or later, you can determine error conditions with the following steps:

a.Open a Telnet session into v1_hostname.

b.Display the Vital Product Data (VPD) by entering .1 at the prompt.

The last line of the output displays any error codes, as shown in the following example.

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