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Solution Type Problem Resolution Sure Solution 1010310.1 : Telnet send break fails to enter domain shell on Sun Fire[TM] system controller
PreviouslyPublishedAs 214143 Symptoms When telnetting into a system controller it is possible that the Control + ] keystroke followed by a 'send break' at the telnet> prompt will fail to drop to the domain shell of a domain that is at the ok prompt or running Solaris [TM]. There are two common reasons for this:
A similar situation can occur when rlogin is used to get to a machine from the person is using a tip session to access the serial port on the SC. The rlogin captures the first '~' sent and you are required to send a double tilde (~) in order to send tip commands. Example: ~# becomes ~~# as far as keystrokes. Please note that you will not see the first '~' displayed, this is your hint that it did not go through. Resolution The solutions to the telnet problem outlined above are varied according to cause. For the sake of clarity they will be addressed in the order presented:
2. For this situation you will need to log into the platform shell on the SC and use the connections command to determine what other user is connected to the domain shell. The resolution from there is a matter more for policy than it is technical once you know who is connected. Product Sun Fire 6800 Server Sun Fire 4810 Server Sun Fire 4800 Server Sun Fire 3800 Server Internal Comments Author: Don Bessee e-mail: [email protected] telnet, fail, system, controller, Control +, keystroke, domain, shell Previously Published As 45101 Change History Date: 2003-05-20 User Name: Administrator Action: Migration from KMSCreator Comment: updated by : Robin Dole comment : No comment date : Feb 3, 2003 updated by : James Coate comment : No comment date : Jan 30, 2003 Attachments This solution has no attachment |
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