Hi, David:

xCAT should able to support cumulus switch on 2.13.4,
are u looking for switch configure file in the `/var/opt/xcat`?   The
configuration file is NOT needed for xCAT 2.8 and later.

you can use this script `xCAT-server/share/xcat/scripts/configonie` (check
--help) to config the cumulus switches.

the switchtype is "onie" for cumulus switch. to  config the ssh (used
default username and password):

/opt/xcat/share/xcat/scripts/configonie --switches switchname --ssh


Make sure switch is defined in the xCAT db.


Thanks,
Casandra

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From:   David Johnson <david_john...@brown.edu>
To:     xCAT Users Mailing list <xcat-user@lists.sourceforge.net>
Date:   03/13/2019 09:58 AM
Subject:        Re: [xcat-user] provisioning CumulusLinux TOR switches with
            xCAT



Thanks for the earlier answer. Now I'm trying to figure out how to do xdsh
or psh to these
switches -- custom password, userid "cumulus", etc.  I found a 2015 doc
mentioning /var/opt/xcat
containing definitions for various supported switch types, but I can't find
anything there.

 -- ddj

      On Mar 3, 2019, at 10:14 PM, Song BJ Yang <yang...@cn.ibm.com> wrote:

      Hi David,

      xCAT does provide the support for cumulus switch provision and
      configuration, please find the Doc on
      
https://xcat-docs.readthedocs.io/en/latest/advanced/networks/onie_switches/index.html


      you mentioned
      > I'd like to add a small dynamic DHCP range on that 10.4.y.z network
      while nodes continue to boot and install on the existing 172.20.p.q
      (em1) network.

      > The biggest issue is that the TOR switch management ports are on a
      completely different network from
      the cluster nodes.  I have the xCAT master attached to that net on
      interface em3.


      you might need to add em3 and em1 to site.dhcpinterfaces.
      [root@boston36 ~]# tabdump -d site|grep dhcpinterf -A6
       dhcpinterfaces:  The network interfaces DHCP should listen on.  If
      it is the same for all nodes, use a comma-separated list of the NICs.
      To specify different NICs for different nodes, use the format:
      "xcatmn|eth1,eth2;service|bond0",
      where xcatmn is the name of the management node, DHCP should listen
      on the eth1 and eth2 interfaces.  All the nodes in group 'service'
      should listen on the 'bond0' interface.

      and well define the 2 networks in networks table.

      Please feel free to ask us if any issue.
      
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       ----- Original message -----
       From: David Johnson <david_john...@brown.edu>
       To: xCAT Users Mailing list <xcat-user@lists.sourceforge.net>
       Cc:
       Subject: [xcat-user] provisioning CumulusLinux TOR switches with
       xCAT
       Date: Sun, Mar 3, 2019 7:40 AM

       Currently running xCAT 2.13.4.  I've been manually installing and
       configuring
       our CumulusLinux based switches, and it's getting old.
       I've got more than a dozen deployed, and now they want OS
       upgrades....

       I noticed some online docs about managing switches with xCAT, but
       nothing specific to cumulus linux.
       I'd like to use the xcat httpd to serve the images, and maybe use
       xdcp and xdsh to do the configuration
       and license installation.  However I don't want to mess up the rest
       of the cluster.

       The biggest issue is that the TOR switch management ports are on a
       completely different network from
       the cluster nodes.  I have the xCAT master attached to that net on
       interface em3.  I'd like to add a small dynamic
       DHCP range on that 10.4.y.z network while nodes continue to boot and
       install on the existing 172.20.p.q (em1) network.
       Also need to have the web server listening on em3.

       Thanks,
        -- ddj
       Dave Johnson





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