2:33 a.m.
Hi Martin,
On 1 Jul 2020, at 03:26, Martin Perina
<mperina@redhat.com<mailto:mperina@redhat.com>> wrote:
On Wed, Jul 1, 2020 at 1:57 AM Vinícius Ferrão via Users
<users@ovirt.org<mailto:users@ovirt.org>> wrote:
Hello,
After some days scratching my head I found that oVirt is probably missing fenceTypes for
IBM’s implementation of OpenBMC in the Power Management section. The host machine is an
OpenPOWER AC922 (ppc64le).
The BMC basically is an “ipmilan” device but the ciphers must be defined as 3 or 17 by
default:
[root@h01 ~]# ipmitool -I lanplus -H 10.20.10.2 root -P 0penBmc -L operator -C 3 channel
getciphers ipmi
ID IANA Auth Alg Integrity Alg Confidentiality Alg
3 N/A hmac_sha1 hmac_sha1_96 aes_cbc_128
17 N/A hmac_sha256 sha256_128 aes_cbc_128
The default ipmilan connector forces the option cipher=1 which breaks the communication.
Hi,
have you tried to overwrite the default by adding cipher=3 into Options field when
adding/updating fence agent configuration for specific host?
Eli, looking at
https://www.intel.com/content/dam/www/public/us/en/documents/product-brie...
I'm not sure our defaults make sense, because by default we enable IPMIv2 (lanplus=1),
but we set IPMIv1 cipher support (cipher=1). Or am I missing something?
Yes I’m running this way right now: ipmilan with cipher=17 on options.
But to figure it out I took almost a month. Really. I’ve sent a message on 5 June to the
list: Power Management on IBM AC922 Power9 (ppc64le); and I was trying to solve it since
them.
This was mainly due to poor documentation. I only figured it out when I done a lot of
searches on Github to read the oVirt code. So the cipher=1 thing show up, and I guessed
that it may be it. And it was…
I know that no one cares for ppc64le haha. But I think a change on the list of supported
fenceTypes will save some people the time I’ve lost with this. If there’s something like
“openbmc" would be great.
Or at least a better explanation on the Power Management configure box. Not even the
options are explained correctly guessing lanplus=1 was hard. I tried a lot of combinations
like:
I=lanplus
-I lanplus
-I=lanplus
Thanks,
Regards,
Martin
So I was reading the code and found this “fenceType” class, but I wasn't able to found
where to define those classes. So I can create another one called something like openbmc
to set cipher=17 by default.
Another question is how bad the output is, it only returns a JSON-RPC generic error. But I
don’t know how to suggest a fix for this.
Thanks,
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