Execute the sfsacfgupdate command to activate this service.
See
For details on the sfsacfgupdate command, see "E.7 sfsacfgupdate."
Execute the following command on all the nodes to activate this service.
# /opt/SMAW/SMAWsf/bin/sfsacfgupdate -e
Information
In the RHEL6 environment
If you set "on" to run levels only that you want to activate this service in Step 2 in "E.3.1 Startup Configuration for the IPMI Service," specify the values of the run levels.
Example: When activating this service in run levels 3 and 5
# /opt/SMAW/SMAWsf/bin/sfsacfgupdate -e 35
When run levels are omitted, this service is activated in run levels 2 to 5.
Check the setup status on all the nodes.
[In the RHEL6 environment]
# /opt/SMAW/SMAWsf/bin/sfsacfgupdate -c
Configuration file exists. [ OK ]
ipmitool command exists. [ OK ]
ipmi service has been started. [ OK ]
ipmi service's run level :
0:off 1:off 2:on 3:on 4:on 5:on 6:off
Configuration Update Service's run level :
0:off 1:off 2:on 3:on 4:on 5:on 6:off[In the RHEL7 environment]
# /opt/SMAW/SMAWsf/bin/sfsacfgupdate -c
Configuration file exists. [ OK ]
ipmitool command exists. [ OK ]
ipmi service has been started. [ OK ]
ipmi service state. [ enabled ]
Configuration Update Service state. [ enabled ]The following describes items to be displayed and contents to be checked.
The existence of the configuration file for the shutdown agent is displayed.
Check that the status is "OK."
If the status is "NG," the configuration file for the shutdown agent does not exist. Review the configuration of the shutdown agent.
The existence of the ipmitool command is displayed.
Check that the status is "OK."
If the status is "NG," the ipmitool command does not exist. Check that the ipmitool command is correctly installed.
The startup status of the IPMI service is displayed.
Check that the status is "OK."
If the status is "NG," the IPMI service is not activated. Perform Step 1 in "In the RHEL6 environment" or "In the RHEL7 environment" of "E.3.1 Startup Configuration for the IPMI Service" again.
The statuses of run levels for the IPMI service are displayed.
Check that the status of each run level you set in Step 2 in "In the RHEL6 environment" of "E.3.1 Startup Configuration for the IPMI Service" is "on."
If the status of each run level is different, perform Step 2 in "In the RHEL6 environment" of "E.3.1 Startup Configuration for the IPMI Service" again.
The status of the run level for Configuration Update Service for SA is displayed.
Check that the status is "on" in all or any levels from 2 to 5.
When the following error message is output, perform "E.3.2.1 Startup Configuration for Update Service for SA" again.
Configuration Update Service's run level : sfsacfgupdate: ERROR: "sfsacfgupdate -e [<levels>]" is not executed.
To show the state of the IPMI service is enabled or disabled.
Confirm the state of the IPMI service is "enabled".
If the state of the IPMI service is "disabled", perform Step 3 in "In the RHEL7 environment" of "E.3.1 Startup Configuration for the IPMI Service" again.
To show the configuration update service state of the shutdown agent is enabled or disabled.
Confirm the configuration update service state of shutdown agent is "enabled".
If the configuration update service state of shutdown agent is "disabled", or the following error message is output, perform "E.3.2.1 Startup Configuration for Update Service for SA" again.
sfsacfgupdate: ERROR: "sfsacfgupdate -e " is not executed.
Note
In the RHEL6 environment
Check that run levels, which are "on" in "Configuration Update Service's run level" are also "on" in "ipmi service's run level."
If the status of each run level is not identical, any setting may be incorrect. Review the processes of Step 2 in "In the RHEL6 environment" of "E.3.1 Startup Configuration for the IPMI Service" and "E.3.2.1 Startup Configuration for Update Service for SA."
To check the BMC or iRMC IP address and the configuration information of the shutdown agent, execute the sfsacfgupdate command on any node.
Check that the following information is consistent with the displayed contents.
BMC or iRMC IP address of each node ("BMC IP Address :")
BMC or iRMC IP address of each node stored in the configuration file for the shutdown agent in each node. ("Configuration file :")
Example) Three-node cluster with nodeA, nodeB, and nodeC
The BMC IP address of each node is as follows:
nodeA: 10.20.30.41 nodeB: 10.20.30.42 nodeC: 10.20.30.43
# /opt/SMAW/SMAWsf/bin/sfsacfgupdate -s
Node : nodeA
Node status : UP
Configuration Update Service status : ENABLE
BMC IP Address :
10.20.30.41
Configuration file :
nodeA 10.20.30.41
nodeB 10.20.30.42
nodeC 10.20.30.43
Node : nodeB
Node status : UP
Configuration Update Service status : ENABLE
BMC IP Address :
10.20.30.42
Configuration file :
nodeA 10.20.30.41
nodeB 10.20.30.42
nodeC 10.20.30.43
Node : nodeC
Node status : UP
Configuration Update Service status : ENABLE
BMC IP Address :
10.20.30.43
Configuration file :
nodeA 10.20.30.41
nodeB 10.20.30.42
nodeC 10.20.30.43The following describes displayed items.
The node name is displayed.
The startup status of the node is displayed.
When the node is running, the status is "UP." For other than "UP," the subsequent information is not displayed.
The setup status of Configuration Update Service for SA is displayed.
If no problem is found in "E.3.2.2 Checking the Configuration," the status is "ENABLE." For other than "ENABLE," the subsequent information is not displayed.
The current BMC or iRMC IP address is displayed.
The BMC or iRMC IP address of each node stored in the current configuration file for the shutdown agent is displayed.