How to take console for IVM

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system> env -T system:blade[5]

ok>console



                 DESTINATION BLADE IS IN POWER OFF STATE

        SOL session is temporarily not available.
        Attempting to re-establish your session ...

        SOL connection is re-established. SOL session is now active.

        SOL session is temporarily not available.
        Attempting to re-establish your session ...

        SOL connection is re-established. SOL session is now active.


system:blade[5]> sol
-status enabled
SOL Session: Active
SOL retry interval: 250 ms
SOL retry count: 7
SOL bytes sent: 0
SOL bytes received: 105
SOL destination IP address: 192.199.199.85
SOL destination MAC: 00:1A:64:47:40:DA
SOL I/O module slot number: 1
SOL console user ID: USERID
SOL console login from: 9.126.97.184 (SSH)
SOL console session started: 03/14/12 -- 11:30:47
SOL console session stopped: N/A
Blade power state: On
system:blade[5]> ping 192.199.199.85
Invalid syntax.  Type 'ping -h' for help.
system:blade[5]> config
-name P6 blade2
system:blade[5]> list
system:blade[5]  P6 blade2
system:blade[5]> monalerts
Command cannot be issued to this target.  Type env -h for help on changing
targets.
system:blade[5]> info
Name: P6 blade2
UUID: 7885 E8AA 4C10 11D9 8B56 001A 6447 40DA
Manufacturer: IBM (LW)
Manufacturer ID: 20301
Product ID: 137
Mach type/model: JS22 (Type 7998)/799861X
Mach serial number: 10034CA
Manuf date: 2309
Hardware rev: 0
Part no.: 46K7912
FRU no.: 46K7900
FRU serial no.: YL10W9152043
CLEI: Not Available
Unique ID 1: Not Available
Unique ID 2: Not Available
Unique ID 3: Not Available
Unique ID 4: Not Available
Unique ID 5: Not Available
Unique ID 6: Not Available
Unique ID 7: Not Available
Unique ID 8: Not Available
MAC Address 1: 00:1A:64:47:40:DC -> 00:1A:64:47:40:EB
MAC Address 2: Not Available
MAC Address 3: Not Available
MAC Address 4: Not Available
MAC Address 5: Not Available
MAC Address 6: Not Available
MAC Address 7: Not Available
MAC Address 8: Not Available
FW/BIOS
        Build ID:       EA340_039
        Rel date:       11/12/2008
        Rev:            0842
        Level Status:   Unique
Local Control
        KVM:            Yes
        Media Tray:     Yes
Power On Time: 0 days 0 hours 18 min 32 secs
Number of Boots: 0
Product Name: JS12/JS22 Express Blade Server, 1-2 dual-core IBM POWER6 CPU(s)

Comments

  1. UnknownMay 24, 2016 at 1:52 AM

    Please, Davinder....how can we resolve this issue ??

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