That's the direction I'm heading at present.

From: Russell Jones [mailto:russell-l...@jonesmail.me]
Sent: Tuesday, May 9, 2017 1:15 PM
To: xcat-user@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [xcat-user] KVM/RHEV Setup


Check out LanServ/IPMI Sim. I've never tried it but it looks promising: 
https://github.com/wrouesnel/openipmi/tree/master/lanserv

lanserv is a program that provides a LAN connection for a BMC that

does not otherwise have a LAN connection.  It takes a standard Linux

IPMI device and implements the IPMI LAN protocol.



ipmi_sim is a full IPMI simulator and does not require a real BMC.  It

can be used to simulate an entire IPMI system, including satellite

MCs.  You can use it over a LAN connection, or it provides a serial

interface so it can be used with QEMU or other VMs.  The serial

interface implements the serial protocols available on many ATCA

blades, and it also emulates a protocol so it may be used for

emulation of a standard IPMI interface (KCS, SMIC, BT, SSIF) including

the handling of reset, power, and interrupts.



On 5/9/2017 8:23 AM, Mark Potter wrote:
I have been tasked with doing some internal training on xCAT. Since I have a 
nice, stable RHEV setup I have everyone setup with their own private lab 
environment and so far my testing has gone well. The only bit I can't figure 
out is power control. I've been through the docs and have seen where xCAT can 
handle power when it knows about RHEV and is deploying the virtual machines but 
that's not what I need. This is supposed to simulate a physical environment. Is 
there a way to have xCAT control power from a virtual head node on virtual 
nodes that weren't created by xCAT?




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