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02-16-2005 09:53 AM
02-16-2005 09:53 AM
I upgraded the OS on the MSA SAN switches 2/8 from version 3.1.a to 3.2.0. Everything seems to work fine except the Java interface doesn't work anymore where it was working before.
I can telnet to the switches and the passwords are the same. I had a java session going to do the ftp of the new OS and I could even use some of the java screens after the switch rebooted and the new OS was loaded but I would get a message that I needed to shutdown and restart the browser at the admin tab because of the change in versions. Once I did that, it never worked again. It divides the browser window into the usual three panes but then says I have a Java problem and need v1.4 which is what is installed. What happened?
I can telnet to the switches and the passwords are the same. I had a java session going to do the ftp of the new OS and I could even use some of the java screens after the switch rebooted and the new OS was loaded but I would get a message that I needed to shutdown and restart the browser at the admin tab because of the change in versions. Once I did that, it never worked again. It divides the browser window into the usual three panes but then says I have a Java problem and need v1.4 which is what is installed. What happened?
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02-23-2005 10:58 AM
02-23-2005 10:58 AM
Re: Switch 2/8 in MSA1000 Java broke after OS upgrade
Well I upgraded to the latest jre (1.50) and it worked! Unfortunately it broke the Cisco Cluster Management Suite on that PC - It requires jre 1.40. I also tried jre 1.42 (worked with the SAN Switch but not CMS). It looks like I can only run one or the other on a PC. Thanks for your help.
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