TO ADD SUPPORT FOR HP BLxxx and DLxxx SERVERS TO XCAT2 After you have done the base xCAT2 install ("yum install xcat"), execute the following commands as root: cd / tar zxf /root/hp_xcat.tgz service xcatd restart Once this has been done, follow the instructions in the document "xCAT 2 Cookbook for Linux," with the adaptations below. USING HP BLADES WITH XCAT2 1. To add an HP enclosure Onboard Administrator, say "hpoa1," and create (or add it to) a group called "hpoa" to the database: nodeadd hpoa1 groups=hpoa chtab node=hpoa nodehm.mgt=hpblade 2. To add 4 Blade nodes to the database, say hpbl001 through hpbl004, and create (or add them to) a group called "hpblades": nodeadd hpbl001-hpbl004 groups=all,compute,hpblades 3. Add the HP Blades to the hardware management table: chtab node=hpblades nodehm.cons=hpblade nodehm.mgt=hpblade 4. Tell xCAT to use the user name "admin" with the password "admPass" to access all members of the "hpoa" group chtab mpa=hpoa mpa.username=admin mpa.password=admPass 5. Set up the management processor tables, with Blades 1 and 2 in device bays 1 and 2, and Blades 3 and 4 in device bays 9 and 10 chtab node=hpbl001 mp.mpa=hpoa mp.id=1 chtab node=hpbl002 mp.mpa=hpoa mp.id=2 chtab node=hpbl003 mp.mpa=hpoa mp.id=9 chtab node=hpbl004 mp.mpa=hpoa mp.id=10 6. Set up the console server to add the blades makeconservercf service conserver stop service conserver start 7. Use "getmacs" to identify the new nodes: getmacs hpbl001-hpbl004 USING HP DL SERVERS WITH XCAT2 1. To add 4 DL server nodes to the database, say node1 to node4, and create (or add them to) a group called "dlservers": nodeadd node1-node4 groups=all,compute,dlservers 2. Add the servers to the hardware management table: chtab node=dlservers nodehm.cons=hpilo nodehm.mgt=hpilo 3. Tell xCAT to use the user name "admin" with the password "admPass" to access all members of the "dlservers" group: chtab mpa=dlservers mpa.username=admin mpa.password=admPass 4. Set up the console server to add the blades makeconservercf service conserver stop service conserver start 5. Use "getmacs" to identify the new nodes: getmacs node1-node4