I entered the wrong root password three times. There is no real console, we access via kvm switch. I can get to the MP consolee from the KVM switch but the login is locked in the Commercial database and only console login can unlock it. Any advice besides interrupting the boot sequence
Are you being sarcastic? I may not be technically correct but . . . If you want to know what I mean by console I mean a physical monitor that connects directly to the back of the server. Itanium is the brand name for 64-bit Intel microprocessors that implement the Intel Itanium architecture (formerly called IA-64). Intel has released two processor families using the brand: the original Itanium and the Itanium 2. We had HP-UX 9000's with monitors that we all referred to as the console.
Exactly. And there lies the probem. It is not acting like a console. Since I cannot log in as root when the account is disabled in the commercial account. I can even go the MP and do a CO and I still get a message, "login to the console to reset". Do you know what I mean?
You'll have to forgive Steven. I doubt he has a sarcastic bone in his body. He likes everything to spelled out extra-explicitly. If you hang around long enough you'll get used to him. Or you won't. ;)
I would open a call with HP about this issue. Something is definitely not behaving correctly. Perhaps it is a firmware issue. HP should, hopefully, be able to help you diagnose the issue.
I put in a trouble call to HP a year ago and after much back and forth and installing patches, I gave up. Yes, I know that the MP console should act like a serial terminal. I try my best not to lock the password but sometimes stuff happens.
> [...] I mean a physical monitor that > connects directly to the back of the > server.
A graphics display or a serial terminal?
Using what for input, a keyboard and mouse, or a serial terminal?
If you don't have a "real console", what _do_ you have? And how does it differ from a "real console"?
> Itanium is the brand name [...]
Gee, thanks.
> Perhaps Steven wanted to know which model?
Amazingly, yes. Or do you think that they're all the same? Or even that their console connections are all the same?
Sometimes it's helpful to describe your environment precisely and accurately, and to show exactly what you did, and what happened when you did it. Or, you can describe things vaguely, and hope that some psychic can divine what you really meant. Sometimes it works. Often it doesn't.
