HP 2032 ClusterPack V2.4 Tutorial - Page 33

Overview, Details, Step 13 Run compute_config on the Management Server

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When booting a node, clbootnodes will answer the first boot questions rather than having to answer them manually. The questions are answered using the following information: z Language selection: All language selection options are set to English. z Keyboard selection: The keyboard selection is US English z Timezone: The time zone information is determined based on the setting of the Management Server z Time: The current time is accepted. The time will later be synchronized to the Management Server using NTP. z Networking: The LAN card specified will be configured to the IP address specified to manager_config. z Hostname: The hostname will be set to the name specified through manager_config. z Root password: The root password will be queried before the nodes are booted. Overview Use the clbootnodes program to power up all Compute Nodes that have a connected MP that you specifie the previous step. It will answer the first boot questions for all nodes automatically. Provide the following information to the clbootnodes program: z Language to use, z Host name, z Time and time zone settings, z Network configuration, z Root password. Details To run clbootnodes, use the following command: % /opt/clusterpack/bin/clbootnodes Before booting the nodes, clbootnodes will ask you for the root password to set on the Compute Nodes an the LAN card to configure for networking for each host. The LAN card choice for each host will be set to IP address specified earlier via manager_config. To boot the node using DHCP, invoke the program as follows: % /opt/clusterpack/bin/clbootnodes You can omit the argument list, in which all nodes in the cluster will be processed. The IP address used w be the one that you provided previously. The program will interact with you to obtain the name of the LA card to use. Back to Top Step 13 Run compute_config on the Management Server

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When booting a node, clbootnodes will answer the first boot questions rather than having to answer them
manually. The questions are answered using the following information:
Language selection: All language selection options are set to English.
Keyboard selection: The keyboard selection is US English
Timezone: The time zone information is determined based on the setting of the
Management Server
Time: The current time is accepted. The time will later be synchronized to the
Management Server using NTP.
Networking: The LAN card specified will be configured to the IP address specified to
manager_config.
Hostname: The hostname will be set to the name specified through manager_config.
Root password: The root password will be queried before the nodes are booted.
Overview
Use the clbootnodes program to power up all Compute Nodes that have a connected MP that you specifie
the previous step. It will answer the first boot questions for all nodes automatically.
Provide the following information to the clbootnodes program:
Language to use,
Host name,
Time and time zone settings,
Network configuration,
Root password.
Details
To run clbootnodes, use the following command:
%
/opt/clusterpack/bin/clbootnodes
Before booting the nodes, clbootnodes will ask you for the root password to set on the Compute Nodes an
the LAN card to configure for networking for each host. The LAN card choice for each host will be set to
IP address specified earlier via manager_config.
To boot the node using DHCP, invoke the program as follows:
%
/opt/clusterpack/bin/clbootnodes <list_of_node_names>
You can omit the argument list, in which all nodes in the cluster will be processed. The IP address used w
be the one that you provided previously. The program will interact with you to obtain the name of the LA
card to use.
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Step 13 Run compute_config on the Management Server