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Problem
Unable to get SSH credentials: SSH credentials for the specified server were not set
or are missing
SSH authentication failed
Unable to create SSH connection: Connection refused
Error retrieving BMC for server. Root cause: Could not determine the BMC associated
with the server (x.x.x.x) in the database
Unable to power off server: Error retrieving BMC for server. Root cause: Error status
"User login name was not found"
Problem manipulating EV
25.2 Alternative booting
If booting to the Linux Rescue Mode or the SmartStart Toolkit fails, the target server lost its
association with its management processor. To troubleshoot that problem, see
25.2.1 Booting a managed system to Linux Rescue Mode
Use the Diagnose
→Boot to Linux Rescue Mode option to access a
environment on
a target managed system.
25.2.2 Booting a managed system to the SmartStart Toolkit
You can use the Configure
→Boot to SmartStart Toolkit option to boot a target managed system
to the HP SmartStart Toolkit environment for diagnostic purposes.
When you boot a system to the toolkit environment, the root disk partitions are mounted on the
/mnt/target
directory.
The following system utilities are available in the /TOOLKIT directory:
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reboot
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setbootorder
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statemgr
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rbsureset
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hpdiscovery
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ifhw
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hwquery
For information about using the toolkit utilities, see the HP SmartStart Toolkit :
25.3 Apache service does not start
The Apache service does not start if you did not create a self-signed Apache certificate.
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SLES:
Look in the /var/log/apache2/error_log log file for service errors. You might see an
error similar to this:
Init: Unable to read server certificate from file
/etc/apache2/ssl.crt/server.crt
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RHEL Version 4:
Look in the /var/log/httpd/error_log log file for service errors. You might see an
error similar to this:
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