How would I go about getting that primary nic into the nics table?
This is the command we use to add the node definition:
nodeadd ${base_name}${node} groups=${group},all
chdef ${base_name}${node} arch=x86_64 mgt=ipmi cons=ipmi
ip=${base_net}.${ip_net}.${ip} netboot=petitboot installnic=m
If you would like the Ethernet interface configured, add it to the nics table. The IP address shown by lsdef is probably coming from the hosts table.The hosts table is useful if you want to build out /etc/hosts by running makehosts.It?s also the right place to list interfaces that are not configure
Going to respond to both of you in a single email.
Russell,
Was not aware of confignics going away. Will look into replacing that
piece correctly.
Nathan,
The nics table says this about the node:
"c001","bmc!172.16.4.26,ib0!172.16.8.26",,,"ib0!Infiniband,bmc!bmc",,"bmc!dracnet,ib0!ibnet","ib0
confignics is deprecated and has been replaced by confignetwork, I suspect
confignics may be interfering.
More information for confignetwork and IB adapters available here:
https://xcat-docs.readthedocs.io/en/stable/advanced/networks/infiniband/network_configuration.html
Try this instead and s
First, I think confignics has been superseded by confignetwork; Regardless of
that, you should only call one of them.
Second, are you using the ‘nics’ table? If not, please look into it. If yes,
please show the settings for the node.
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