OS loaded is TopspinOS 2.1.0 releng
#132 07/27/2004 23:35:16
We are using original firmware came with Box. Do I have to update
firmware to support new Sun IB cards.
BTW, Mellanox cards were working fine with RHEL 4 ?? Do I need login
to access CISCO sites??
Thankx a lot
Tharindu
David Brean wrote:
Topspin was bought by Cisco and that switch is now called the
Cisco
3001. A recent version of the firmware is 2.8.0 build 99. Are you
using this firmware version or later?
-David
Tharindu Rukshan wrote:
I could not find any place to specify FF:FF partition ??
do u have any idea???
Tharindu Rukshan Bamunuarachchi wrote:
Which is topspin 90.
Pls let me know if u have idea on howto set up partition.
I will try to setup FFFF partition through management interface.
As you said, This worked without any configuration for Linux.
This is the current config ...
Topspin-90# show ib sm
partition
================================================================================
Partitions Managed By The Subnet
Managers
================================================================================
subnet-prefix :
fe:80:00:00:00:00:00:00
p_key :
ff:ff
partition-members
:
node-guid :
00:03:ba:00:01:00:24:3c
port-number :
2
member-type :
full-member
node-guid :
00:03:ba:00:01:00:29:50
port-number :
2
member-type :
full-member
node-guid :
00:05:ad:00:00:02:5f:08
port-number :
0
member-type : full-member
David Brean wrote:
You need to configure the "broadcast" group in the FFFF
partition.
What is the make and model number of the switch that you are using?
By the way, switches with built-in Subnet Managers that are running
reasonably recent versions will automatically create the "broadcast"
group for the FFFF partition. If you are using the OFED Subnet Manager
running on a Linux server, it should also create the group for the FFFF
partition. In all cases, if that is not happening automatically, there
are commands through the management interface for the Subnet Manager
that can be used to setup the "broadcast" group.
-David
Tharindu Rukshan Bamunuarachchi wrote:
Dear
all,
Recently we bought two new Sun IB HBA.
We have connected them to our X4600s.
> cfgadm -a gave following output.
hca:3BA0001002950 IB-HCA connected configured ok
ib IB-Fabric connected configured ok
ib::3BA0001002952,ffff,ipib IB-VPPA connected unconfigured
unknown
ib::5AD0000025F08 IB-IOC connected unconfigured
unknown
ib::daplt,0 IB-PSEUDO connected configured ok
ib::rdsib,0 IB-PSEUDO connected configured ok
ib::rpcib,0 IB-PSEUDO connected configured ok
So I ran cfg -yc configure for appropriate devices. But configuration
failed ....
bash-3.00# cfgadm -yc configure
ib::3BA0001002952,ffff,ipib
cfgadm: Hardware specific failure: configure operation
failed
ap_id: /devices/ib:fabric::3BA0001002952,ffff,ipib
How ever I got following message on "dmesg" ....
Nov 27 09:39:49 ex-4600-03 ibd: [ID 517869 kern.info] NOTICE: ibd0: HCA
GUID 0003ba0001002950 port 2 PKEY ffff IPoIB broadcast group absent
Is it something wrong with my Switch configuration ??? Ple help to
resolve this matter??
Thankx
Tharindu
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