On 25/03/10 01:30, Robin Bowes wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I manage 34 R410s and 32 PE1950s. All run CentOS 5.4 and are deployed
> with cobbler and managed with puppet, ie. they're all configured
> identically.
>
> I mirror the Dell repos with cobbler and deploy the appropriate yum repo
> config files with
I don't have any rpms installed with "ipmi" or "IPMI" in the name, and no ipmi
service defined. It's just strange because I can't reproduce the need for this
dependency, so I'm not surprised Dell hasn't defined it, yet it's clearly
causing issues for folks...
From: Brandon Ooi [mailto:brand...
Hi,
I manage 34 R410s and 32 PE1950s. All run CentOS 5.4 and are deployed
with cobbler and managed with puppet, ie. they're all configured
identically.
I mirror the Dell repos with cobbler and deploy the appropriate yum repo
config files with puppet.
On the PE1950s, update_firmware runs just fin
there are other software packages that implement IPMI (freeipmi?)
On Wed, Mar 24, 2010 at 5:55 PM, Ryan Miller wrote:
> There's something funny about this--none of my 1950/2950/610/710 hardware
> has OpenIPMI installed, yet omreport is working everywhere.
>
> Ryan
>
> > -Original Message
There's something funny about this--none of my 1950/2950/610/710 hardware has
OpenIPMI installed, yet omreport is working everywhere.
Ryan
> -Original Message-
> From: Ryan Pugatch [mailto:li...@ryanp.com] On Behalf Of Ryan Pugatch
> Sent: Friday, March 19, 2010 3:39 PM
> To: Brandon Ooi
From: linux-poweredge-boun...@dell.com
[mailto:linux-poweredge-boun...@dell.com] On Behalf Of Peter Grandi
> > Is it supported
>
> What does "supported" mean here? That you get it under hw
> (onsite or otherwise) warranty, or that it is certified to work
> together with your sw? Or something else
omconfig system esmlog action=clear
On Wed, Mar 24, 2010 at 3:18 PM, Steve Thompson wrote:
> Anyone know of a way to clear the event log of an R710 using OMSA? I know
> that it can be done with ipmitool, but I'm looking for a solution using
> omconfig (and not via the web interface). The documen
Anyone know of a way to clear the event log of an R710 using OMSA? I know
that it can be done with ipmitool, but I'm looking for a solution using
omconfig (and not via the web interface). The documentation appears silent
on this point. TIA,
Steve
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Hi,
On Tue, 23 Mar 2010, Peter Grandi wrote:
> As to buying separate drives, you can buy nice Corsair X256 SSDs
> from Dell, as an accessory, and they are known to be very good
> (Indilinx controller) performers (I am buyin eight, mostly to go
> into a T710).
Can you please post an URL?
Viele
[ ... ]
> [ ... ] can't get the online configuration tool to let me do it.
The online configuration is not designed to help you but to help
Dell, and learning how to fight it and the Dell web site and
circumvent both is a vital skill for a customer (and for a Dell
account manager too :->).
> My
Fabio,
Most of the voltage sensors are discrete and only report a good/bad indication
without an actual reading. That is why the thresholds are marked as N/A. You
should look at the system event log (SEL) and verify that there is an error
reported there as well. Most times a voltage completel
Hi list,
I have a problem here but I'm not really sure what it means, maybe you
can give me a little help.
OMSA is reporting a problem, but with no much details, look:
# omreport chassis volts index=7
Voltage Probes Information
Health : Critical
Index : 7
Status
One thing I particularly like about this list is that there are Dell
employee's on the list such as the server tech support guys who have
worked in the industry and thusly know their stuff. Funny that none
have chimed in on this thread? ;)
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Regards,
James.
http://www.jamesbensley.co.cc/
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On Wed, 24 Mar 2010, Nick Lunt wrote:
> Hi
>
> we have an R900 with 32 x 2GB DIMMs in, so the server has no free DIMM
> slots.
> All the DIMMs are DDR2 FB-DIMM-SYNCHRONOUS .
>
> We need to increase the RAM from 64GB to a minimum of 103GB (based on
> our calculations), so really I guess we'd be loo
Nick .
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On Tuesday 09 March 2010 23:16:53 Sabuj Pattanayek wrote:
> http://www.infortrend.com/
My advice is to stay at least 50 meters aways from Infortrend arrays
I had really bad, bad experiences with them.
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Atrapalo.com System Administrator
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Hi.
I bought R710 server at Dec 2009.
DELL R710 BIOS updated release at yesterday.
I found new features in the BIOS "add Xeon 5600 series support".
My R710 server is available Xeon 5600 series CPU ?
I know need new revision hardware for support new Xeon series CPU at
PowerEdge 1950.
thanks.
Just a quick BIOS bug report -
I have this device working on a Dell R300 with BIOS version 1.2.0, but
when I upgrade the R300 BIOS to 1.4.3, it doesn't show up in the PCI
device listings. I tried with Silicon Image BIOS versions 7.4.05 and
7.7.02.
07:00.0 RAID bus controller: Silicon Image, I
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