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тАО03-28-2005 05:26 PM
тАО03-28-2005 05:26 PM
HPONCFG reliability and ease of use
All,
Am I the only one that's beating my head against a brick wall with regards to using HPONCFG?
I have many RILO/ILO's that aren't configured properly and I am trying to edit network settings using the sample scrips provided and am having a frustrating mixture of some successes and mostly failures.
On the occasion I need to upgrade the firmware, that works fine but then HPONCFG loses comms with the RILO/ILO (ERROR: Unable to communicate with the RILOE-II/iLO) and I have to reset it via the SIM page (Reset Remote Insight) which then allows HPONCFG to communicate again. Then I try to run a script to edit the duplex speed to FULL (it's set to half) and I get a wonderfully useless error of "MESSAGE='Syntax error: Line #0: syntax error near "<" in the line: ""'"
When I try modifying the script to remove extra lines, leaving just the " " line within the modify section, it's appears to be successful, saying it will reset the board... HPONCFG then loses the ability to talk to the RILO again, so I have to reset AGAIN... However, when I run a 'Get_Network.XML', it's not set to FULL: .
Arghhhh!
Am I alone here, or do others share my pain?
Am I the only one that's beating my head against a brick wall with regards to using HPONCFG?
I have many RILO/ILO's that aren't configured properly and I am trying to edit network settings using the sample scrips provided and am having a frustrating mixture of some successes and mostly failures.
On the occasion I need to upgrade the firmware, that works fine but then HPONCFG loses comms with the RILO/ILO (ERROR: Unable to communicate with the RILOE-II/iLO) and I have to reset it via the SIM page (Reset Remote Insight) which then allows HPONCFG to communicate again. Then I try to run a script to edit the duplex speed to FULL (it's set to half) and I get a wonderfully useless error of "MESSAGE='Syntax error: Line #0: syntax error near "<" in the line: ""'"
When I try modifying the script to remove extra lines, leaving just the "
Arghhhh!
Am I alone here, or do others share my pain?
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тАО03-29-2005 03:11 AM
тАО03-29-2005 03:11 AM
Re: HPONCFG reliability and ease of use
I think that your frustration is related to some of the operations you are performing. Specifically, flashing firmware and changing network settings will result in a firmware reset after the script is complete.
During the reset, the LOM processor is unavailable to HPONCFG. Depending on a few factors like configuration, network state, and driver, the processor will return to availability anytime from a few seconds after the script executes to a couple minutes.
You do not need to go to the SIM page to force a reset.
If you are running a series of XML scripts using HPONCFG, for example- in a batch file, you might want to insert a "sleep" command between each script to allow the processor time to complete reset. For example:
hponcfg /f update_fw.xml
sleep 120
hponcfg /f config_nic.xml
sleep 120
hponcfg /f get_nic.xml
I am not sure about the error in line 0 you are seeing. It could be that your XML needs tweaking. The output of a HPONCFG "get" script cannot be used in a "set" script without a little massaging like adding a LOGIN tag.
However, one thing to keep in mind with changing the network speed or duplex: you must first disable the link autonegotiation. Otherwise that overrides what you set the speed and duplex to. In XML, the tag is called SPEED_AUTOSELECT but in reality it is speed and duplex autoselect. I normally leave autonegotiation enabled.
Here is a script that I wrote that modifies the network parameters you want:
During the reset, the LOM processor is unavailable to HPONCFG. Depending on a few factors like configuration, network state, and driver, the processor will return to availability anytime from a few seconds after the script executes to a couple minutes.
You do not need to go to the SIM page to force a reset.
If you are running a series of XML scripts using HPONCFG, for example- in a batch file, you might want to insert a "sleep" command between each script to allow the processor time to complete reset. For example:
hponcfg /f update_fw.xml
sleep 120
hponcfg /f config_nic.xml
sleep 120
hponcfg /f get_nic.xml
I am not sure about the error in line 0 you are seeing. It could be that your XML needs tweaking. The output of a HPONCFG "get" script cannot be used in a "set" script without a little massaging like adding a LOGIN tag.
However, one thing to keep in mind with changing the network speed or duplex: you must first disable the link autonegotiation. Otherwise that overrides what you set the speed and duplex to. In XML, the tag is called SPEED_AUTOSELECT but in reality it is speed and duplex autoselect. I normally leave autonegotiation enabled.
Here is a script that I wrote that modifies the network parameters you want:
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тАО03-29-2005 01:00 PM
тАО03-29-2005 01:00 PM
Re: HPONCFG reliability and ease of use
I just spent half an hour composing a damned answer, hit preview, his 'back' to edit and lost the whole damned thing.
In a nutshell, the RILO II keeps failing to communicate and I have to reset it it from SIM. I have finally managed to get a script that's accepted:
and, when I do a GET_NETWORK.XML, all appears okay:
Yet, SIM is showing it as HALF duplex and it still keeps losing comms.
Simon....
In a nutshell, the RILO II keeps failing to communicate and I have to reset it it from SIM. I have finally managed to get a script that's accepted:
and, when I do a GET_NETWORK.XML, all appears okay:
Yet, SIM is showing it as HALF duplex and it still keeps losing comms.
Simon....
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