2:19 p.m.
Good day all,
Is there a simple step-by-step instruction to give my cluster controller
the ability to turn the power for my compute nodes on and off?
I am running ovirt 4.7.2 on Centos 7. My compute nodes are on Supermicro
X7QC3 hosts.
I know it is supposed to be there since every time I look at the dashbaord
it complains that "Host has disabled power management". I imagine it is
supposed to be trivial to configure.
What I keep running into with the documents is the assumption that you
already know what to do before you read the documents. This makes for a
dizzy cycle of digging through various feature documents, manuals, etc, to
end up back where I started.
Any assistance would be appreciated.
Regards,
David Johnson
Director of Development, Maxis Technology
844.696.2947 ext 702 (o) | 479.531.3590 (c)
djohnson(a)maxistechnology.com
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3:32 p.m.
With dell servers for example it's as simple as editing the host and
enabling power management then selecting the appropriate drac version and
entering login details. I'm not familiar with what supermicro uses for
remote management but there is likely an option there to support it
On Mon, Nov 5, 2018, 4:20 PM David Johnson <djohnson(a)maxistechnology.com
wrote:
Good day all,
Is there a simple step-by-step instruction to give my cluster controller
the ability to turn the power for my compute nodes on and off?
I am running ovirt 4.7.2 on Centos 7. My compute nodes are on Supermicro
X7QC3 hosts.
I know it is supposed to be there since every time I look at the dashbaord
it complains that "Host has disabled power management". I imagine it is
supposed to be trivial to configure.
What I keep running into with the documents is the assumption that you
already know what to do before you read the documents. This makes for a
dizzy cycle of digging through various feature documents, manuals, etc, to
end up back where I started.
Any assistance would be appreciated.
Regards,
David Johnson
Director of Development, Maxis Technology
844.696.2947 ext 702 (o) | 479.531.3590 (c)
djohnson(a)maxistechnology.com
[image: Maxis Techncology] <http://www.maxistechnology.com>
www.maxistechnology.com
*stay connected <http://www.linkedin.com/in/pojoguy>*
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4:53 a.m.
Supermicro Boards use IPMI to controll their Servers. Not all X7 generation boards have
IPMI standard. There is an extra card needed for these server boards.
Check out the Supermicro website and search for IPMI options for your motherboard.
Cheers,
Robert O'Kane
On 11/05/2018 10:32 PM, Jayme wrote:
With dell servers for example it's as simple as editing the host
and enabling power management then selecting the appropriate drac version and entering
login
details. I'm not familiar with what supermicro uses for remote management but there
is likely an option there to support it
On Mon, Nov 5, 2018, 4:20 PM David Johnson <djohnson(a)maxistechnology.com
<mailto:djohnson@maxistechnology.com> wrote:
Good day all,
Is there a simple step-by-step instruction to give my cluster controller the ability
to turn the power for my compute nodes on and off?
I am running ovirt 4.7.2 on Centos 7. My compute nodes are on Supermicro
X7QC3 hosts.
I know it is supposed to be there since every time I look at the dashbaord it
complains that "Host has disabled power management". I imagine it is supposed
to be trivial to configure.
What I keep running into with the documents is the assumption that you already know
what to do before you read the documents. This makes for a dizzy cycle
of digging through various feature documents, manuals, etc, to end up back where I
started.
Any assistance would be appreciated.
Regards,
David Johnson
Director of Development, Maxis Technology
844.696.2947 ext 702 (o) | 479.531.3590 (c)
djohnson(a)maxistechnology.com <mailto:djohnson@maxistechnology.com>
Maxis Techncology <http://www.maxistechnology.com>
www.maxistechnology.com <http://www.maxistechnology.com>
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5:36 a.m.
Hi,
On Mon, Nov 5, 2018 at 10:21 PM David Johnson <djohnson(a)maxistechnology.com>
wrote:
Good day all,
Is there a simple step-by-step instruction to give my cluster controller
the ability to turn the power for my compute nodes on and off?
I see that the server mentioned has IPMI 2.0. Thus I would check to
configure power management using IPMI. For example: I use "type" ipmilan,
with the options lanplus=1
I am running ovirt 4.7.2 on Centos 7. My compute nodes are on
Supermicro
X7QC3 hosts.
I know it is supposed to be there since every time I look at the dashbaord
it complains that "Host has disabled power management". I imagine it is
supposed to be trivial to configure.
What I keep running into with the documents is the assumption that you
already know what to do before you read the documents. This makes for a
dizzy cycle of digging through various feature documents, manuals, etc, to
end up back where I started.
Any assistance would be appreciated.
Regards,
David Johnson
Director of Development, Maxis Technology
844.696.2947 ext 702 (o) | 479.531.3590 (c)
djohnson(a)maxistechnology.com
[image: Maxis Techncology] <http://www.maxistechnology.com>
www.maxistechnology.com
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