OttoM.
I captured some packets. It looks like it gets the DHCP offer, ACK's it and
then trys to do some tftp stuff. The first thing it does is try to read the
CoronoaP7.{MACID}.params file (which does not exist, so it then reads the
CoronoaP7.params file which does exist. Then there is a TFTP: Error Code,
Access Violation Message: access violation and then it starts the whole thing
over again with the dhcp request, dhcp ack, tftp read, tftp read, tftp
acknowledge, then tftp error,
This is what is in the /tftpboot directory:
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 39 Jun 6 15:43 CoronaP7 ->
CoronaP7-3.1_120879-03_2006.04.03.16.51*
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root other 303555 Apr 3 19:53
CoronaP7-3.1_120879-03_2006.04.03.16.51*
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root sys 303403 Aug 24 2005
CoronaP7-3.1_32,REV=2005.08.24.08.55*
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 62 Jun 6 15:43 CoronaP7.parms
The tftpboot directory is 755 and owned by root:root, so I am not sure what it
is having a problem with. The contents of the CoronaP7.params is this:
version=3.1_120879-03_2006.04.03.16.51
revision=1
barrier=310
Any one have any ideas? The reboot does happen every time the dhcp lease
expires. I can watch the lease time count down with the utquery -d command and
when it gets to "zero" the sun ray reboots, and then the whole thing starts
over again. There are no firewalls between the sunray and the client (there is
a cisco router with an access list, but all IP is allowed between the two
subnets.). I guess a work around for right now is to change the lease time on
that subnet to be greater, but the client would still reboot everytime the
lease expires, which can be in the middle of the day while people are working
on the sunray.
thanks
jason
On Fri, 9 Jun 2006 14:00:57 -0700, ottomeister <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 6/9/06, Jason Grove <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> I have a new demo system I am trying to setup that has a V240 running
>> Solaris 10 and SRSS 3.1, with the Sun Ray Connector for windows.
>> Every patch for Solaris 10 has been put on the machine and SRSS has
>> been patched to 03. I have one Sun ray that is on the "lan" side of this
>> setup and it reboots at about every hour or so. Has any one seen this
>> before or know what may be causing it?
>
> It's possible that the unit is trying and failing to renew its DHCP
> address
> lease. What is the lease duration on that subnet? You can use 'utquery'
> to get the lease duration from the DTU.
>
> It's also possible that the unit has been told to download a firmware
> version
> that is not available and it is periodically trying and failing to obtain
> that
> firmware image. utquery will tell you what firmware the unit has and
> what it's being told it should have. In this case the unit should be
> sending
> messages to syslog and those reports might show up in
> /var/opt/SUNWut/log/messages on the server.
>
> If you can capture packets on the unit's subnet then it would be
> interesting
> to see what it's doing just before it resets.
>
> OttoM.
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>
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