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07-01-2009 04:43 AM
07-01-2009 04:43 AM
C7000 ILO RedX
This has been happening for a long time and HP support one has told us to update the OA and ILO firmware to the new version, which we have. The issue is still happening.
Here’s an example of what we see in the OA system log throughout the day.
Jun 28 03:37:37 OA: Management Process on Blade 5 appears responsive again.
Jun 28 03:37:47 OA: Management Process on Blade 1 appears responsive again.
Jun 28 03:39:38 OA: Management Processor on Blade 1 appears unresponsive.
Jun 28 03:39:39 OA: Management Processor on Blade 5 appears unresponsive.
Jun 28 03:39:58 OA: Management Process on Blade 5 appears responsive again.
Jun 28 03:41:30 OA: Management Process on Blade 1 appears responsive again.
Jun 28 03:42:04 OA: Management Processor on Blade 5 appears unresponsive.
Jun 28 03:43:07 OA: Management Process on Blade 5 appears responsive again.
Jun 28 03:43:42 OA: Management Processor on Blade 1 appears unresponsive.
Jun 28 03:45:37 OA: Management Processor on Blade 5 appears unresponsive.
Jun 28 03:46:37 OA: Management Processor on Blade 2 appears unresponsive.
Jun 28 03:46:51 OA: Management Process on Blade 1 appears responsive again.
Jun 28 03:48:30 OA: Management Process on Blade 2 appears responsive again.
Jun 28 03:49:47 OA: Management Process on Blade 5 appears responsive again.
In order to further trouble shoot this issue, we ran a network trace to monitor the communication across that network during the time a critical error occurred. The analysis on that stated that there was no request coming into or out of the ilo ½ hour before or after the ILO went critical. I know that’s not an great analysis but we feel that the ILO going critical severed the communication.
Network settings on all of our blade ILO instances are as follows
DHCP: enabled
IP address: Has one
Subnet Mask: Has one
Gateway IP address: Has one
ILO 2 subsystem name: is the S/N with ILO, example ILOUSE324CPM0
Domain Name: has one
Line: is set to Automatic
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07-01-2009 06:28 AM
07-01-2009 06:28 AM
Re: C7000 ILO RedX
See the drivers/firmware download page for both
This should fix these errors.
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07-01-2009 12:36 PM
07-01-2009 12:36 PM
Re: C7000 ILO RedX
Itâ s real important to get this type of documentation and only burn in the testing once we know for sure the updated firmware going to help. The reason for this is, we seem to be going through a revolving door with try this firmware or driver and either the enclosure comes up with another weird issue or the same one over again.
My management and our customers are become really frustrated because they have been asking our engineers to implement ILO for a number of years and now that we got it, all we have is problems with it. Some are blaming down time (ASR issues) due to the REDX weâ re seeing with the critical errors on the management processor. Thatâ s not good at all.
Another thing we also have to consider here (and very important) , since we've moved to blades and many of the have ESX with several VM's running, it's rather difficult to schedule a reboot to implement a system ROM update because it affects so many computers at one time. So just fixing the firmware isnâ t an over night job anymore.
I really need Hp to get this right (with no fallout) on a stable version package across the board, ILO, OA, BIOS and Power Management before I can move to the next version because if we have to do two, three, four of these and we end up back in the test lab again with another possible fixed version, likely someone going to be walking back from the wood shed with a limp.
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07-02-2009 02:17 AM
07-02-2009 02:17 AM
Re: C7000 ILO RedX
You want all your firmware levels accross the blade chassis to be in the compatible matrix.
http://h18004.www1.hp.com/products/blades/components/c-class.html#tab3_content
As for how critical they are - there may be some advisories but I usually look at the Fixes & Revision History tabs for each firmware download
http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/SoftwareDescription.jsp?lang=en&cc=us&prodTypeId=3709945&prodSeriesId=3621769&swItem=MTX-1936238b62874fefb8b99a4d2b&prodNameId=3621782&swEnvOID=4025&swLang=8&taskId=135&mode=5
I know that the Power Firmware 3.4B upgrade is regarded as critical. Updating to ilo 1.77, power firmware 3.4B and updating the bios has fixed several unwanted automatic server reboots on some of our servers.
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07-02-2009 02:35 AM
07-02-2009 02:35 AM
Re: C7000 ILO RedX
BIOS and Power firmware both need a reoot. But you should be able to run them both and do one reboot.
Can you not Vmotion the VMs off while you do a reboot?
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07-02-2009 04:32 AM
07-02-2009 04:32 AM
Re: C7000 ILO RedX
Yes vmotion is an option on 85% of the VM's. It's not for everyone. Due to service interruptions that do occur this all has to be part of the planning to reboot an esx server. In some cases the window is extremely small.
This is why we need to get to a stable version so testing and burn in time is critical. My feeling here is that during the burn in and deployment period, Hp will have discovered some new bugs and we will end up two to three revisions back and have some annoying glitch with another upgrade scenrio coming down the road.
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