132 Sun StorEdge 3900 and 6900 Series Troubleshooting Guide March 2002
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TABLEB-1 VirtualizationEngine SUNWsecfg Error Messages
Message Descriptionand Cause of Error SuggestedAction
Common to
virtualization engines Invalidvirtualization engine pair name
$vepair,or virtualization engine is
unavailable. Confirmthat the
configurationlocks are set. This is
usually due to the savevemap
command running.
Try ps -ef | grep savevemap or
listavailable -v (which returns
the status of individual virtualization
engines).
Common to
virtualization engine No virtualization engine pairs found,
or the virtualization engine pairs are
offline.Confirm that the configuration
locksare set. This is usually due to the
savevemap command running.
Try ps -ef | grep savevemap or
listavailable -v (which returns
the status of individual virtualization
engines).
Common to
virtualization engine Unable to obtain lock on $vepair.
Another command is running. Another virtualization engine
command is updating the
configuration.Try listavailable -v
(whichreturns the status of individual
virtualization engines) and check for
lock filedirectly by using ls -la
/opt/SUNWsecfg/etc (look for
.v1.lockor .v2.lock). If the lock is
setin error, use the removelocks -v
command to clear.
Common to
virtualization engine Unableto start slicd on ${vepair}.
Cannot execute command. Try running startslicd and then
showlogs -e 50 to determine why
startslicd couldn’t start the
daemon. Youmight have to reset or
power off the virtualization engine if
the problempersists.
Common to
virtualization engine Loginfailed. The environment variable
VEPASSWDmight be set to an incorrect
value. Tryagain.
Apassword is required to log in to the
virtualization engine. The utility uses
the VEPASSWDenvironment variable
to login. Set the VEPASSWD
environmentvariable with the proper
value.
Common to
virtualization engine After resettingthe virtualization
engine, the $VENAME is unreachable.
Be awarethat after a reset, it takes
approximately30 seconds to boot.
The hardwaremight be faulty.
Checkthe IP address and netmask that
has been assigned to the virtualization
engine hardware.