> This morning this server has become completely unresponsive to > anything other than pings – no ssh or console access.
This doesn't seem like anything that would be related to smbd. > I’ve needed to switch off the server to get it back. That's unfortunate. Are there any core files in /, /root or /var/tmp or clues in /var/adm/messages.*? If you have ILOM or service processor support, ensure that you are set up for crash dumps (see coreadm) and, if it happens again, issue a 'reboot -d' via the SP to get a crash dump. Alan On 04/30/10 01:37 AM, MichaelHoy wrote:
Running SunOS 5.11 snv_134 I’m testing OpenSolaris as a potential NAS solution for our Windows users to provide storage via CIFS. I’ve installed and then patched OpenSolaris on an HP DL380 G5 using the cpqary3 drivers. I’ve an LSI SAS3801E connected to a JBOD of 24 disks and created a RAID-Z zpool using 3*7 raid groups. The only device driver issue I can find with the install is the HP ILO card which I couldn’t care less about. No problems adding to AD. Idmaps wildcarded to local (solaris) users and smbautohome config works fine. Using the correct chmod to set the acls and no problems there. I’m aware of the issue with the base install hence my need to upgrade. (http://opensolaris.org/jive/thread.jspa?threadID=118670&tstart=105) I’ve been copying a fair amount of data (about 10TB) to this server over the last two days and observing the metrics – especially the 4 port network aggregation using LACP which is new to me. All seemed to be working well. This morning this server has become completely unresponsive to anything other than pings – no ssh or console access. I’ve needed to switch off the server to get it back. I’ll freely admit I’m no Unix expert and am struggling as to where to look to investigate. Can anyone help? Thanks in advance. Michael
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