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How to Enable Host Watchdog Monitoring on Sun SPARC Enterprise Mx000 Servers

• Added by rweeks, last edited by rweeks on May 11, 2009  (view change)

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   May 21, 2009

   CCSUNGRP says:

   Hi All, I just wonder if we could run the following command instead rebooting t...

   Hi All,

   I just wonder if we could run the following command instead rebooting the domain after the scfd.conf is updated:

   update_drv -f scfd

   Thanks & Regards

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      Jun 01

      jimand says:

      No. A reboot is required

      No. A reboot is required

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