Arif,

   The nics table only can be used to configure the host, but can NOT set
   the bmc. If you set the attribute nicips.bmc, that means you should have
   interface named 'bmc' in the host, so that during the boot up of the
   node, confignics postscript will configure the interface 'bmc' base on
   the attribute values.

Guang Cheng,

   Please correct me for the usage of nics table.

Thanks
Best Regards
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From:   Arif Ali <[email protected]>
To:     <[email protected]>,
Date:   2013/05/16 22:30
Subject:        Re: [xcat-user] sequential discovery issue



Hi Xiao,

If you look at the lsdef, you will see that I have set the IP address of
the bmc, or does the type need to be different?

# lsdef node001 | grep bmc
   nichostnamesuffixes.bmc=-bmc
   nicips.bmc=10.0.1.1
   nicnetworks.bmc=xcat_nw
   nictypes.bmc=ipmi


regards,

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On 16/05/13 15:24, Xiao Peng Wang wrote:


      Arif,


            I think the problem was you did not assign IP for the bmc. The
            ip you set the in nics table only for the host. If you add the
            entry in the hosts table for the ip of bmc, it would work.

      Thanks
      Best Regards
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        hide details for Arif Ali ---2013/05/15 20:51:33---Hi
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      4Arif Ali ---2013/05/15 20:51:33---Hi team, I am trying to get the
      sequential discovery working on a 4 node cluster,

      From: Arif Ali <[email protected]>
      To: <[email protected]>,
      Date: 2013/05/15 20:51
      Subject: [xcat-user] sequential discovery issue



      Hi team,

      I am trying to get the sequential discovery working on a 4 node
      cluster, and I am struggling to get passed the following error
      message, and trying to understand where I am going wrong

      May 15 15:46:09 mgmt1 xCAT: xcatd: Processing discovery request from
      10.0.0.101
      May 15 15:46:09 mgmt1 xCAT: Sequential Discovery: Processing
      May 15 15:46:10 mgmt1 xCAT: Sequential Discovery: Auto Stopped
      because all bmc ips in the specified range have been assigned to
      discovered nodes. Run 'nodediscoverls -t seq' to display the
      discovery result.

      I started the discover by running the following command

      # nodediscoverstart noderange=node00[1-4]

      Below is my definition of the node itself.

      # lsdef node001
      Object name: node001
         bmc=node001-bmc
         chain=runcmd=bmcsetup,shell
         cons=ipmi
         groups=compute,ipmi
         ip=10.0.0.1
         mgt=ipmi
         netboot=xnba
         nichostnamesuffixes.bmc=-bmc
         nichostnamesuffixes.ib0=-ib0
         nicips.bmc=10.0.1.1
         nicips.ib0=10.0.2.1
         nicnetworks.bmc=xcat_nw
         nicnetworks.ib0=xcat_ib
         nictypes.bmc=ipmi
         nictypes.ib0=infiniband
         ondiscover=nodediscover
         postbootscripts=otherpkgs
         postscripts=syslog,remoteshell,syncfiles
         power=ipmi
         serialport=0
         serialspeed=19200

      I would expect xCAT to grab the IP from the defined IPs in the nics
      table, and assign this IP.

      I have then since realised, the following command works

      # nodediscoverstart noderange=node00[1-4] groups=compute,ipmi
      bmciprange=10.0.1.1-10.0.1.4

      Which is I think inefficient, especially everything is already
      defined in the xCAT database

      --
      regards,

      Arif Ali MBCS
      Senior HPC Technical Architect
      OCF plc

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