It's custom supermicro hardware. I did a nodediscoverstart
noderange=apu-n[3-4] hostiprange=172.21.1.[3-4]
I think you answered my question here though:
> The error complains that 172.21.1.201cannot be found from the output
of "arp -n" command
The nodes being discovered are not part of the same flat network. Is
there a way of getting nodediscovery to parse the dhcp messages from
/var/log/messages instead of relying on arp?
On 2/11/2015 2:59 PM, Ling Gao wrote:
What hardware is it? Can you show the output of lsdef <node> for the
node that you are to discover?
Can you show you ran nodediscoverstartcommand? Did you set a dynamic
range in the networks table?
Is 172.21.1.201an dynamic address? Can 172 net reach the management
node from the node?
The error complains that 172.21.1.201cannot be found from the output
of "arp -n" command.
Thanks,
Ling
Ling Gao
Poughkeepsie Unix Development Lab
IBM Systems and Technology Group
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From: Russell Jones <russell-l...@jonesmail.me>
To: xcat-user@lists.sourceforge.net
Date: 02/11/2015 02:14 PM
Subject: [xcat-user] Sequential discovery issues
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Hi,
I am trying to use the sequential discovery feature to quickly add nodes
to my cluster. However when running nodediscoverstart, I get the
following error in my management node's /var/log/messages when my first
node boots into discovery:
Discovery Error: Could not find the mac of the 172.21.1.201
I thought the entire point of sequential discovery was to not have to
add the macs in manually for every node. Am I misunderstanding this
feature?
Thanks!
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