I have a Sun Netra AC 200 with one gig RAM running Solaris 10,
Sunray server, and Windows connector.
I have 3 Sunray 1s and 5 Sunray 1gs that work but 4 Sunray 1s
I bought at an auction in one lot will not get past the initial blue
square with the mac address at the top.
Does that mean they are faulty or could there be another
explanation? Is this a known fault that can be fixed?
Is it worthwhile salvaging parts from them or might they be
of interest to someone?
Thanks.
Barry OGrady wrote:
> I have a Sun Netra AC 200 with one gig RAM running Solaris 10,
> Sunray server, and Windows connector.
> I have 3 Sunray 1s and 5 Sunray 1gs that work but 4 Sunray 1s
> I bought at an auction in one lot will not get past the initial blue
> square with the mac address at the top.
> Does that mean they are faulty or could there be another
> explanation? Is this a known fault that can be fixed?
> Is it worthwhile salvaging parts from them or might they be
> of interest to someone?
> Thanks.
>
> Barry
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You might try force loading new firmware -- as I recall there was
a change which caused some problems for autoloading new firmware
into devices with firmware older than a particular revision level.
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On Nov 6, 6:46 pm, Barry OGrady <god_free_jo...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> I have a Sun Netra AC 200 with one gig RAM running Solaris 10,
> Sunray server, and Windows connector.
> I have 3 Sunray 1s and 5 Sunray 1gs that work but 4 Sunray 1s
> I bought at an auction in one lot will not get past the initial blue
> square with the mac address at the top.
> Does that mean they are faulty or could there be another
> explanation? Is this a known fault that can be fixed?
If they get that far they're basically OK. Match the code in the
bottom
right of the blue square against the description in the
Troubleshooting
section of the Sun Ray Admin Guide at
<http://docs.sun.com/source/819-2384/t-s.html#pgfId-1004243>. That'll
tell you what the unit is trying to do, and that should help you to
figure
out what's wrong. Maybe the DHCP server has run out of leaseable
addresses, maybe (as CJT said) these units need newer firmware
before they can work in the environment you've put them into.
OttoM.
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>On Nov 6, 6:46 pm, Barry OGrady <god_free_jo...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>> I have a Sun Netra AC 200 with one gig RAM running Solaris 10,
>> Sunray server, and Windows connector.
>> I have 3 Sunray 1s and 5 Sunray 1gs that work but 4 Sunray 1s
>> I bought at an auction in one lot will not get past the initial blue
>> square with the mac address at the top.
>> Does that mean they are faulty or could there be another
>> explanation? Is this a known fault that can be fixed?
>
>If they get that far they're basically OK. Match the code in the
>bottom
>right of the blue square against the description in the
>Troubleshooting
>section of the Sun Ray Admin Guide at
><http://docs.sun.com/source/819-2384/t-s.html#pgfId-1004243>. That'll
>tell you what the unit is trying to do, and that should help you to
>figure
>out what's wrong. Maybe the DHCP server has run out of leaseable
>addresses, maybe (as CJT said) these units need newer firmware
>before they can work in the environment you've put them into.
Thank you and CJT so much.
I hooked one of them up again to see what the number in the blue
square was and to my surprise it worked perfectly. I then retested
the others and they too work as they should.
Its odd because when they failed before all of the four from the
one lot failed but one I had previously worked. I can only guess they
didn't like the ethernet connection for some reason.
Once again all is right with the Sun part of the world.
>I have a Sun Netra AC 200 with one gig RAM running Solaris 10,
>Sunray server, and Windows connector.
>I have 3 Sunray 1s and 5 Sunray 1gs that work but 4 Sunray 1s
>I bought at an auction in one lot will not get past the initial blue
>square with the mac address at the top.
>Does that mean they are faulty or could there be another
>explanation? Is this a known fault that can be fixed?
>Is it worthwhile salvaging parts from them or might they be
>of interest to someone?
Can you snoop for their ethernet address and see if anothing comes
flying by?
Casper
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>I hooked one of them up again to see what the number in the blue
>square was and to my surprise it worked perfectly. I then retested
>the others and they too work as they should.
>Its odd because when they failed before all of the four from the
>one lot failed but one I had previously worked. I can only guess they
>didn't like the ethernet connection for some reason.
Bad cable perhaps?
Casper
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Are my Sunray 1s faulty? 
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