I can ssh to the node, but when trying to ssh back from the node to
the xcat server it requires a password.
ssh_keys is set to postbootscripts. Should I move it to postscripts?
On 01/01//2018 17:36, Russ Auld wrote:
Ensure that the node can ssh back to t
Yes, for logs I can do
pasu cumpute immapp showimmlog || clearimmlog
However pasu is less convenient than straight ssh - it's much
slower, and less intuitive for usage. It is also much less flexible
- I am limited to the subset of commands implemented in asu, and I'
Do an lsdef -t osimage -o
Note the packages dir, and make sure the relevant packages are
there.
If not, you might either add them there, or create a new otherpkgs
dir and add them to it, don't forget to update the profile if you
do.
https://sourceforge.
In new pdu commands, what is pdu_node ? The managed pdu?
Does that mean we should define new pdu nodes in tables?
On 24/02//2017 11:44, Ting Ting TT Li
wrote:
Hello
all,
Yes,
As far as I can tell xCAT already provides most of what is required for
management active-active - named,xcatd,tftpd can all run independently
on either node, mariadb can be easily set-up as galera cluster with
minimal tweaking, so the only issue remaining AFAICT is the dhcpd.
This scheme
Just nodeset boot after the upgrade
On 29/03//2016 18:40, Stanislav
Sergienko wrote:
Hi Daniel,
Thanks for the reply.
I did nodeset on the new osimage and ran updatenode -S. It
picked up all the updates and upgrad
Hi,
I would expect gluing the cloudformation api and xcat deployment process
to be the easiest route.
http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSCloudFormation/latest/APIReference/Welcome.html
I have recently started to examine this approach, still very early in
the process.
On 06/05//2014 17:40, Russell
Hi, thank responding
Did the following:
# nodeset n01 osimage=centos6.1-x86_64-install-compute
n01: install centos6.1-x86_64-compute
# rm -f /etc/dhcp/dhcpd.conf /var/lib/dhcpd/dhcpd.leases*
# makedhcp -n
# cat /etc/dhcp/dhcpd.conf
#xCAT generated dhcp configu
Hi,
Several issues:
1) yaboot-xcat. had to manually install older version I downloaded (wget
http://xcat.sourceforge.net/yum/xcat-dep/yaboot-xcat-1.3.15-05262010.noarch.rpm
; yum install yaboot-xcat*rpm ; yum install xcat), to continue
installation. I don't need yaboot at all on a centos-only
