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Troubleshooting and Recovery<br />

4. Verify that the connection to the JProcessor Specialty Engine is valid by using the<br />

following command:<br />

NW TCPIP PING 192.168.16.142<br />

NW TCPIP PING 192.168.16.146<br />

NW TCPIP PING 192.168.16.150<br />

NW TCPIP PING 192.168.16.154<br />

Note: You can successfully execute this command only if the JProcessor firewall<br />

rules have been modified to allow a network PING. See ″Enabling MCP PING<br />

Commands through the Intra-Platform Connection for JProcessors″, in section 4 of<br />

this guide.<br />

• A response indicating “% PACKET LOSS 0” indicates that the specialty engine is<br />

still functioning. You should be able to connect to it using the Remote Desktop<br />

Client from the Management Workstation where you can attempt to restart the<br />

JProcessor Specialty Engine firmware.<br />

• A response indicating “% PACKET LOSS 100” indicates the specialty engine is<br />

not functioning properly or the connection failed. In either case, a specialty engine<br />

restart is most likely required. Try to connect to the specialty engine using the<br />

remote desktop client from the management workstation. You can initiate a<br />

system restart if necessary.<br />

5. From the systems management engine, launch the MCP Console, click the<br />

Component View tab, expand ISM, expand s-Par ® , and then determine if the<br />

JProcessor Specialty Engine in question is running (denoted by a green circle overlay).<br />

a. Perform one of the following actions depending on the state of the JProcessor<br />

Specialty Engine:<br />

• If the specialty engine it is not running, right-click it and then select Restart<br />

on the shortcut menu.<br />

• If the specialty engine is running, right-click it and then select Launch RDP<br />

Session on the shortcut menu to open a remote desktop session on the<br />

specialty engine.<br />

b. Log on using the appropriate administrator user name and password.<br />

c. Double-click the <strong>Server</strong> Manager icon next to the Start button in the status<br />

bar.<br />

The <strong>Server</strong> Manager window is displayed.<br />

d. Locate and expand the Configuration node in the console tree view.<br />

e. Select the Services node in the console tree view.<br />

f. Select Unisys MCP Java Monitor.<br />

g. Right-click and select Restart on the shortcut menu.<br />

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