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No, sounds like an issue to me .. whats your network connection like between the client you are running wsm on and the hmc ? can you ssh in ok as hscroot ? do hmc commands hang on the command line (lshmc -V, lssyscfg etc) .. what level of code are you running ? any errors in the logs (/var/hsc/log /var/log) .. or service events ? call h.w support and get a pesh password and log on as root and see if you have any runaway processes via "top" or "ps aux" and that no filesystems are full (df) and all your memory is ok (free) Rgds Mark Taylor |
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