Sun Microsystems 6900 Series, 3900 Series manual Cannot continue configuration Other components

TABLE B-1Virtualization Engine SUNWsecfg Error Messages (Continued)

Message	Description and Cause of Error		Suggested Action
createvezone	Invalid WWN $wwn on $vepair		WWN that has already been specified
	initiator $init, or virtualization		has a SLIC zone and/or an HBA alias
	engine is unavailable.		assigned. Note that for a WWN to be
			available for createvezone, the zone
			name in the map file (showvemap -n
			ve_pairname) must be “undefined”
			and the online status should be “yes.”
			If a zone name is assigned, run the
			rmvezone command.
			If there are still errors, try
			sadapter alias -d $vepair -r
			$initiator -a $zone -n “ “
			and then run savemap -n $vepair.
listavailable	No virtualization engines are available.		If no other commands are running and
	They are either not found, or the		you believe the configuration lock
	configuration lock is set.		might be set in error, run the
			removelocks command.
	Either the components (the Sun
	StorEdge T3+ array, the switch, or the
	virtualization engine) are down
	(cannot be pinged) or another
	SUNWsecfg command is running and
	is updating the configuration (ps -ef)
restorevemap	1.	Import zone data failed	Check the status of both virtualization
	2.	Restore physical and logical data	engines. If there is an error condition,
		failed	refer to Appendix A for corrective
	3.	Restore zone data failed	action. Attempt to run the
			restorevemap command again.
setdefaultconfig	1.	Unable to properly configure the	Check the status of the virtualization
		virtualization engine host	engine and try again.
		${vehost}.
	2. Cannot continue configuration of
		other components.
setdefaultconfig	The setupvecommand failed.		Try running
			setupve -n ve_hostname -v
			(verbose mode) and check the errors.
			Then run
			checkve -n ve_hostname.
			You can continue to configure VLUNs
			and zones only if both of these
			commands work.

134 Sun StorEdge 3900 and 6900 Series Troubleshooting Guide • March 2002