Re: fence device LOM

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Thanks to all,

I have checked the specs and I agree with you,

In this specs you can read:

IPMI 2.0 compliant Service Processor with embedded Lights Out Management offering remote power

so I can use it

now I have the harder task to make it works ;-) I´ll tell you when I´ll have it,


Thanks again

Greetings

ESG


2009/3/10 Subhendu Ghosh <sghosh@xxxxxxxxxx>
ESGLinux wrote:
First

Sorry for the previous message with the same subject (gmail decided to send it before i finish to write it), I continue with it

Hello all,

anyone knows if is it possible to use the integrated service processor with embedded Lights Out Management (LOM) standard that comes with a server SUN FIRE X2200 M2 as a fence device in a cluster.

If its possible, How it can be configured? I think this is a a serial device, but I´m not sure. And if I´m right where must I plug the serial wire? I´m a bit lost with this device

thanks

ESG


Check the specs - I thought most of the Sun LOM boards were IPMI capable. If so, fence_ipmi would work once the IPMI interface was configured.

-subhendu

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