| Sun VTS system diagnostics main contents: Select, set up, and run SunVTS diagnostic tests Run SunVTS over a network Run SunVTS in TTY mode without a frame buffer Analyze SunVTS test results SunVTS is Sun’s online validation test suite. With VTS, you can verify the functionality of most of Sun’s hardware devices. You can use the SunVTS tests to stress certain areas of the system as needed fordiagnostic and troubleshooting purposes Use SunVTS to test one device or multiple devices. Some of the major test categories are: Audio Tests Communication (Serial and Parallel) Tests Graphic/Video Tests Memory Tests Network Tests Peripherals (Disks, Tape, CD-ROM, Printer, Floppy) Tests Processor Tests Storage Tests The SunVTS program is run when the superuser types one of the following commands. The ex /opt/SUNWvts/bin directory needs to be defined as part of the PATH variable sunvts – Runs the SunVTS kernel and default graphical interface (CDE) on the local machine sunvts -l – Runs the SunVTS kernel and OpenLook graphical interface on the local machine sunvts -t – Runs the SunVTS kernel in TTY mode, vtstty sunvts -h host_name – Runs the graphical interface on the local machine while connecting and testing a remote machine If you use the SunVTS software in TTY mode, no frame buffer is required. To run in TTY mode, perform the following steps: 1. Start the SunVTS kernel with the vtsk command. # /opt/SUNWvts/bin/vtsk 2. Start the SunVTS TTY User Interface with the vtstty command # /opt/SUNWvts/bin/vtstty or the sunvts command with the -t option. # /opt/SUNWvts/bin/sunvts -t Figure 9-6 SunVTS Window The following requirements must be met to run SunVTS on a remote system: 1,There must be network connectivity between the local and remote system. 2,You must install the same revision of SunVTS on both the local and remote system. |