ibrix_powersrc -a -t ilo -h HOSTNAME -I IPADDR [-u USERNAME -p
PASSWORD] [-s]
•
If the network is experiencing inconsistencies or an outage, the wizard can fail to add the
power source. Typically, a network outage lasts only a few minutes. Relaunch the wizard, go
to the File Servers page, and click
Next
to try to add the power source again.
If the operation continues to fail, QR the system again and retry the operation.
Bond creation fails with “Error: Fetching bond details”
Probable cause:
•
The
bond0
device is not present on the server.
•
The operation to get the bond details failed.
Troubleshooting steps:
•
Use the
ifconfig bond0
command to check for
bond0
. If the bond is not present, restart
the discovery service:
service ibrix_discovery restart
•
If restarting the discovery service fails, run the
/opt/hp/platform/bin/hpsp_srvid
script and verify that the system type is not X9720. The installation does not support X9720
systems.
•
The discovery service does not create the bond if network configurations already exist on
eth0
. If network settings exist on the
eth0
port, remove the network configuration and then
restart the discovery service.
•
Check the value of the
LISTENER_BONDED_INTERFACE
entry in the
/usr/local/ibrix/
bin/listener.conf
file. If it is not
bond0
, edit the file, setting the value for
LISTENER_BONDED_INTERFACE
to
bond0
, and then restart the discovery service:
service ibrix_discovery restart
•
If the previous step fails to create the
bond0
interface, either use the text-based installation
method to perform the network settings or create the bond interface on the server using the
following command:
/usr/local/ibrix/autocfg/bin/create_bonds -d 0 <Bond Mode> bond0
<eth port(s)>
Restart the discovery application. To determine values for the bond mode and Ethernet ports,
contact HP Support or your network administrator, or follow these steps:
◦
On X9730 systems, create the bond on internal NIC ports.
◦
On X9300/X9320 systems, create the bond on external NIC ports. To detect the external
NIC ports connected to the server, run the following command to list all available NIC
ports:
ip add| grep eth
Run the following command to list only internal NIC ports:
dmidecode | grep "MAC address”
The external NIC ports appear on the
ipadd
output but not on the
dmidecode
output.
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