This training package consists of: WET-5088 Sun Fire T2000 Server Overview, Features, and Architecture WGS-PREX-5088 Sun Fire T2000 Server Overview, Features, and Architecture Assessment ES-346 Sun Fire T2000 Server Installation, Administration and Troubleshooting The course package provides students with information on the server architecture, installing the server, and configuring the server processor. The training also covers troubleshooting and replacing internal components. FORMAT: Course package consisting of 1 TechTalk and 1 ILT course COURSE FEATURES AND SERVICES: Synchronized audio provided by an expert instructor Lab reviews, simulations or demonstrations Printable Study Guide

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Students who can benefit from this course are: FEs and Service Partner FEs SEs and Channels Partners System Administrators

To succeed fully in this course, students should be able to:

• Perform Solaris 10 Administration
• Have a basic understanding of Sun hardware

Upon completion of this course, students should be able to:

• Performing FRU and CRU replacements on the Sun Fire T2000 server
• Configuring the Sun Fire T2000 server's service processor
• Installing the Sun Fire T2000 server software
• Using hardware and firmware to diagnose and troubleshoot issues
• Using Sun standard diagnostic tools to troubleshoot issues

Module 1 - Overview of the Sun Ontario Server

• Provide an overview of the Ontario server
• List the key features of the Ontario server
• Provide an overview of the key technologies driving the Ontario server

• Describe the physical characteristics of the Sun Ontario Server and its
• components
• Identify the prerequisites for running the an Sun Ontario Server
• Describe the power-on sequence

• Provide an overview of the major architectural features of the Sun Ontario
• server
• Describe the Niagara CPU board and its architectural layout
• Describe the Ontario I/O board and its architectural layout
• Describe the architectural configuration of the Ontario Service Processor
• Describe the remaining infrastructure board that contributes to the operation and architecture of the Sun Ontario server
• Describe the overall cabling connections for the Sun Ontario server

• Identify the Field Replaceable Units (FRUs) and Customer Replaceable Units
• (CRUs)
• Describe the prerequisite tasks you must complete before removing and
• replacing FRUs and CRUs
• Remove and replace the FRUs and CRUs

• Describe Service Processor Communication
• Describe how to boot the service processor
• Set up the service processor configuration parameters
• Reset the service processor
• Log into the service processor over the network
• Update firmware on the service processor
• Control power to the system
• Connect to the system console
• Manage user accounts

• Power on the server with the power-on command
• Navigate between the system console and the service processor
• Describe the Open Boot PROM of the server
• Install the Solaris Operating System in the server
• Describe Solaris OS command output on the server
• Describe multipathing and the different ways to accomplish it
• Perform dynamic reconfiguration

• Identify hardware and firmware tools available to monitor and troubleshoot
• the Sun Fire T2000 server
• Identify LED patterns to troubleshoot hardware problems
• Configure the Sun Fire T2000 server to execute and display POST and OBP
• output
• Analyze POST and OBP output to troubleshoot system hardware
• Identify ALOM commands used to monitor and troubleshoot system issues

• Describe the fault management architecture and identify how it can be used
• to troubleshoot the server
• Install and configure Sun VTS
• Identify system logs that you can use to troubleshoot issues
• Identify the Solaris OS commands to collect data and help in troubleshooting