Bryan,
Thanks for the information ... now I see that "man si_monitor" does give
:
Clients must have defined the MONITOR_SERVER (and optional MONITOR_PORT)
as boot parameters to enable the monitoring feature.
Is this documented anywhere else ?
Thanks
David K Livingstone
CN Signals and Communications
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Re: [sisuite-users] No Logging
You need to edit the APPEND line in your boot file on the PXE server?.here
is an example of one of mine?
APPEND vga=extended initrd=i386_standard_initrd root=/dev/ram
MONITOR_SERVER=192.168.118.244 MONITOR_CONSOLE=yes
Notice the MONITOR_SERVER= and MONITOR_CONSOLE=yes
MONITOR_SERVER=a.b.c.d is needed to active the monitoring of the
installation
And
MONITOR_CONSOLE=yes is needed if you would like to be able to see a mirror
of the console while the system in imaging.
Hope this helps.
Bryan Washer
Sr. Systems Administrator
Vitesse Semiconductor Corp
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Subject: [sisuite-users] No Logging
I am currently PXE booting HP Proliant servers with systemimager 3.9.6
and while
the imaging is successful I have no logging on the server.
The systemimager server is a HP Proliant DL380G4 running the latest RH
ES 4.
On the server I use si_mkdhcpserver I specified the log server and the
port as
shown in the dhcpd.conf file below :
# log-servers
option log-servers 192.168.81.35;
# option-141 is the port number your log server uses
option option-141 8181;
On the server the the systemimager-server-monitord service is running -
here
is the ps trace :
/usr/bin/perl -w /usr/sbin/si_monitor --log
/var/log/systemimager/si_monitor.log --log_level 2
After a successful PXE boot/loading there is nothing in this file and by
using netstat on the
server I cannot see and connection to port 8181.
>From another machine I have connected to this port and I do get debug
information
in the log ie
Fri Sep 28 09:11:19 2007: warning: bad request from 192.168.81.26 (mac
address not specified)!
Any help would be appreciated.
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