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Hoping someone can help here, I've looked and can't find any examples on
this.
I've got some SuperBlade chassis and the blades are managed via the chassis
controller. What is the proper way to configure power management then via
the controller? You can control individual blades via the SMCIPMItool but
I'm not entirely sure how to configure that inside of Ovirt for power
management, does anyone have any experience on this or can point me to some
good docs?
Cheers!
Scott H.
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On Sun, Feb 25, 2018 at 7:53 AM, Scott Harvanek <scotth(a)sourcemirrors.org>
wrote:
Hoping someone can help here, I've looked and can't find any
examples on
this.
I've got some SuperBlade chassis and the blades are managed via the
chassis controller. What is the proper way to configure power management
then via the controller? You can control individual blades via the
SMCIPMItool but I'm not entirely sure how to configure that inside of Ovirt
for power management, does anyone have any experience on this or can point
me to some good docs?
According to [1] those servers should support IPMI, so you could try
ipmilan fence agent and most probably try to add lanplus=1 into Options
field of an agent. If it doesn't work as expected, could you please try to
execute below commands and share the output?
fence_ipmilan -a <IP_OF_IPMI_INTERFACE> -l <USERNAME> -p <PASSWORD> -P
-vvv
-o status
Thanks
Martin
[1] https://www.supermicro.com/products/SuperBlade/management/
Cheers!
Scott H.
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