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Rebooting to the HP-UX Prompt, Step 1., Step 2., Step 3., Step 4.

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hp Carrier Grade Server bh3710 Server Blade Installation Information bp2200 Server Blade Rebooting to the HP-UX Prompt HP-UX can be restarted as shown in the following steps: Step 1. Telnet to the MP IP. Step 2. Log in to the MP using the assigned login name and password. Step 3. Press Enter then type Ecf ("Ecf " is case-sensitive. Capitalize the E, only) and press Enter for write access. Step 4. When the MP prompt appears, type rs to reset the server and start a system reboot. CAUTION Do not use the reset command (rs) while the HP-UX Operating System is running. Use the rs command only after an orderly operating system shutdown has been accomplished with the /etc/shutdown -h entry or if the server blade will not respond to console commands. Failure to observe this precaution may cause file system corruption. Chapter 5 5-13

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Chapter 5
hp Carrier Grade Server bh3710 Server Blade Installation Information
bp2200 Server Blade
5-13
Rebooting to the HP-UX Prompt
HP-UX can be restarted as shown in the following steps:
Step 1.
Telnet to the MP IP.
Step 2.
Log in to the MP using the assigned login name and password.
Step 3.
Press
Enter
then type
Ecf
(“Ecf” is case-sensitive. Capitalize the E, only) and press
Enter
for write
access.
Step 4.
When the MP prompt appears, type
rs
to reset the server and start a system reboot.
CAUTION
Do not use the reset command (
rs
) while the HP-UX Operating System is running. Use the
rs
command only after an orderly operating system shutdown has been accomplished with the
/etc/shutdown -h
entry or if the server blade will not respond to console commands. Failure
to observe this precaution may cause file system corruption.