I've poked at this box some more, and it seems like this is the main
reason for the issues. It doesn't want to let the ADMIN user be
overwritten. Thoughts?
[xCAT Genesis running on node /]# bmcsetup
/bin/bmcsetup: line 45: 2237 Terminated allowcred.awk
Auto detecting LAN channel...Detected LAN channel 1
Setting LAN IP Address to 172.31.99.151
Setting LAN Subnet Mask to 255.255.255.0
Setting LAN Default Gateway IP to 172.31.99.254
Set User Name command failed (user 2, name foo1): Command not
supported in present state
Set User Name command failed (user 2, name foo1): Command not
supported in present state
Set User Name command failed (user 2, name foo1): Command not
supported in present state
Set User Name command failed (user 2, name foo1): Command not
supported in present state
Set User Name command failed (user 2, name foo1): Command not
supported in present state
Set User Name command failed (user 2, name foo1): Command not
supported in present state
Set User Name command failed (user 2, name foo1): Command not
supported in present state
Set User Name command failed (user 2, name foo1): Command not
supported in present state
Set User Name command failed (user 2, name foo1): Command not
supported in present state
^C[xCAT Genesis running on perth1 /]# ipmitool user set 2
User Commands: summary [<channel number>]
list [<channel number>]
set name <user id> <username>
set password <user id> [<password>]
disable <user id>
enable <user id>
priv <user id> <privilege
level> [<channel number>]
test <user id> <16|20>
[<password]>
[xCAT Genesis running on perth1 /]# ipmitool user set name 2 foo1
Set User Name command failed (user 2, name foo1): Command not
supported in present state
On 11/4/2013 9:30 AM, Russell Jones
wrote:
Thanks Jarrod,
That might be the issue, looks like the BMC user is getting added
in as user slot 3:
[xCAT Genesis running on node /]# ipmitool user list
ID Name Callin Link Auth IPMI Msg Channel Priv
Limit
2 ADMIN true false false Unknown (0x00)
3 IPMIUSER true false true
ADMINISTRATOR
Curious, why the specific lock down to slot 2 or 4 in the if
statement?
On 11/2/2013 6:41 AM, Jarrod B
Johnson wrote:
the bmcsetup contains:
ipmitool -d $idev user
enable $USERSLOT
The one user xCAT is supposed
to be using should already be having that done. USERSLOT:
f [ ! -z "$LOCKEDUSERS" ];
then
USERSLOT=`ipmitool -d
$idev user list $LANCHAN |grep -v ^ID|awk '{print $1 " "
$2}'|grep " $BMCUS"|awk '{print $1}'`
if [ -z "$USERSLOT" ];
then
USERSLOT=4
fi
else
USERSLOT=2
fi
It looks at the user list,
sees if the requested user is one of the first 4, if it is,
it uses that. If it isn't, it takes over slot 4.
There were some IPMI
implementations that mandated we use slot 2. If supermicro
has another limitation, we can probably adapt bmcsetup
easily enough.
 Russell Jones
---11/01/2013 04:41:11 PM---Hi all, We have a Supermicro
X9DRT-based node that we are attempting to use
From: Russell Jones <russell-l...@jonesmail.me>
To: xCAT Users Mailing list <xcat-user@lists.sourceforge.net>
Date: 11/01/2013 04:41 PM
Subject: [xcat-user] bmcsetup and
Supermicro X9DRT
Hi all,
We have a Supermicro X9DRT-based node that we are attempting
to use
bmcsetup on. We are running into an issue where bmcsetup on
this
Supermicro seems to be adding users with a default to
"disabled" state.
I have to specifically run "ipmitool user enable <id>"
on the node to
enable the user.
Other nodes we run bmcsetup on, such as Dell's, this is not
the case and
the user is added and enabled by default.
Would it be possible to perhaps change the bmcsetup code to
purposefully
enable the user after it has been added? Would this be the
right path to
take for this?
Thanks for your input!
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