SUMMARY: XSCF reboot, Reboot the OS as well

The Answer is NO
Rebooting the XSCF doesnt boot the OS.
Dan: no, xscf is it's
own O/S (cut down LINUX kernel), resetting the xscf 
does not affect the
machine running O/S

You can reboot the system via the xscf


Thanks to Dan
Ostrom and Nick Hindley

Thanks guys!


-----Original Message-----
From:
sunmanagers-bounces@sunmanagers.org
[mailto:sunmanagers-bounces@sunmanagers.org] On Behalf Of Joe A
Sent: 10
December 2010 18:51
To: sunmanagers
Subject: XSCF reboot, Reboot the OS as
well

Hi ALL,

If the XSCF reboot, reboot the OS as well? [on M5k]

I received
a
number of these this morning:
Dec 10 10:27:40 ip: [ID 372019 kern.error]
ipsec_check_inbound_policy: Policy
Failure for the incoming packet (not
secure); Source 192.168.224.001,
Destination 192.168.224.002.

Before that
the
alerts were these:Dec 10 10:24:20 sckmd: [ID 889677 daemon.error] failed to
receive sckm message: I/O errorDec 10 10:24:20 syslogd: 

/dev/sysmsg: I/O
errorDec 10 10:27:40 ip: [ID 372019 kern.error]
ipsec_check_inbound_policy:
Policy Failure for the incoming packet (not secure); Source 192.168.224.001,
Destination 192.168.224.002.
----
Last one came in Dec 10 10:34:47 ip: [ID
372019 kern.error]
ipsec_check_inbound_policy: Policy Failure for the incoming
packet (not secure); 
Source 192.168.224.001, Destination 192.168.224.002.
Ofcourse I googled and found out:
The domain console may
display this message:
ipsec_check_inbound_policy: Policy
Failure for the
incoming packet (not
secure)
This message can be safely ignored

Thanks
Joe
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