The power saving configuration file is in /etc/power.conf. use pmconfig
after /etc/power.conf is changed.
Or just disable powerd totally.
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Subject: Re: Sunscreen and disappearing firewalls -reply
Yes, to disable Solaris power saving features, disable this feature during
installation time, instead of selecting one of the choices presented by
the Software Selection Package menu, Choose Customize, and deselect this
feature..
/m
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Subject: Re: Sunscreen and disappearing firewalls
Solaris has some power-save features. Using the console will wake it
up.
Make sure your Ultra-10 is not going into power-save mode.
Balendra Elangco wrote:
> We have a set up of 2 SunScreen systems (in HA configuration)
> on Ultra-10 running on Solaris 2.6.
>
> After a certain period of time, we can't connect to the firewall
> from another host on the same network.
>
> But if we go on to the firewall via the console, the firewall comes
> alive and we can connect to it?
>
> Can someone please explain why this is happening?
>
> Thanks
> Elangco
>
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