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01-15-2019 04:23 AM - edited 01-15-2019 04:26 AM
01-15-2019 04:23 AM - edited 01-15-2019 04:26 AM
HP DL380 GEN10 - System Management Assistant daemon - No response from iLO for Hello
Hi,
i have a HP DL380 GEN10 Server and installed amsd-1.3.2-3016.4.rhel7.x86_64.rpm to montiore the RAID Status of the server.
I used following documentation: https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-a00026111en_us&docLocale=en_US
The problem ist the System Management Assistant daemon comes up normally but with some errors:
● smad.service - System Management Assistant daemon Loaded: loaded (/usr/lib/systemd/system/smad.service; enabled; vendor preset: disabled) Active: active (running) since Tue 2019-01-15 10:23:21 UTC; 1h 57min ago Main PID: 13848 (smad) CGroup: /system.slice/smad.service ├─ 6677 /sbin/smad -f ├─ 6678 /sbin/smad -f ├─ 7119 /sbin/smad -f ├─ 7120 /sbin/smad -f ├─ 7669 /sbin/smad -f ├─ 7673 /sbin/smad -f ├─ 7748 /sbin/smad -f ├─ 7751 /sbin/smad -f ├─ 8280 /sbin/smad -f ├─ 8293 /sbin/smad -f ├─ 8495 /sbin/smad -f ├─ 8497 /sbin/smad -f ├─ 9041 /sbin/smad -f ├─ 9042 /sbin/smad -f ├─ 9565 /sbin/smad -f ├─ 9566 /sbin/smad -f ├─ 9609 /sbin/smad -f ├─ 9611 /sbin/smad -f ├─10160 /sbin/smad -f ├─10173 /sbin/smad -f ├─10212 /sbin/smad -f ├─10213 /sbin/smad -f ├─10747 /sbin/smad -f ├─10748 /sbin/smad -f ├─10839 /sbin/smad -f ├─10843 /sbin/smad -f ├─11348 /sbin/smad -f ├─11350 /sbin/smad -f ├─11516 /sbin/smad -f ├─11802 /sbin/smad -f ├─11946 /sbin/smad -f ├─11950 /sbin/smad -f ├─12489 /sbin/smad -f ├─12490 /sbin/smad -f ├─12551 /sbin/smad -f ├─12552 /sbin/smad -f ├─13057 /sbin/smad -f ├─13059 /sbin/smad -f ├─13148 /sbin/smad -f ├─13161 /sbin/smad -f ├─13663 /sbin/smad -f ├─13664 /sbin/smad -f ├─13734 /sbin/smad -f ├─13735 /sbin/smad -f ├─13848 /sbin/smad -f ├─14288 /sbin/smad -f ├─14289 /sbin/smad -f ├─14794 /sbin/smad -f ├─14796 /sbin/smad -f ├─14857 /sbin/smad -f ├─14870 /sbin/smad -f ├─15399 /sbin/smad -f ├─15403 /sbin/smad -f ├─15480 /sbin/smad -f ├─15484 /sbin/smad -f ├─16005 /sbin/smad -f ├─16009 /sbin/smad -f ├─16050 /sbin/smad -f ├─16054 /sbin/smad -f ├─16605 /sbin/smad -f ├─16618 /sbin/smad -f ├─17200 /sbin/smad -f ├─17258 /sbin/smad -f ├─17328 /sbin/smad -f ├─17329 /sbin/smad -f ├─17886 /sbin/smad -f └─17888 /sbin/smad -f Jan 15 12:20:44 hostname smad[17888]: Failed: no available HP iLO channels
Jan 15 12:20:44 hostname smad[17888]: Failed: Writing HPILO SNMP_HELLO errno =9
Jan 15 12:20:49 hostname smad[6169]: Failed: Timed outwaiting for SNMP_HELLO response
Jan 15 12:20:49 hostname smad[6169]: No response from iLO for Hello
Jan 15 12:20:50 hostname smad[6170]: Failed: Timed outwaiting for SNMP_HELLO response
Jan 15 12:20:50 hostname smad[6170]: No response from iLO for Hello
Jan 15 12:20:55 hostname smad[12489]: Failed: Timed outwaiting for SNMP_HELLO response
Jan 15 12:20:55 hostname smad[12489]: Failed: Writing HPILO SNMP_HELLO errno =9
Jan 15 12:20:56 hostname smad[12490]: Failed: Timed outwaiting for SNMP_HELLO response
Jan 15 12:20:56 hostname smad[12490]: Failed: Writing HPILO SNMP_HELLO errno =9
I hope someone can help me.
Thank you.
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01-16-2019 07:08 PM
01-16-2019 07:08 PM
Re: HP DL380 GEN10 - System Management Assistant daemon - No response from iLO for Hello
Please check the version of the hpilo kernel module that is loaded (cat /sys/module/hpilo/version).
The loaded version can be different (or not present) from the installed version. You might need to either reboot the system, or manulally load the hpilo kernel module.
If the issue persists, please log an HPE support case as logs needs to be analyzed for further investigation.
I am an HPE employee.
[Any personal opinions expressed are mine, and not official statements on behalf of Hewlett Packard Enterprise]
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01-21-2019 05:04 AM
01-21-2019 05:04 AM
Re: HP DL380 GEN10 - System Management Assistant daemon - No response from iLO for Hello
Hi,
i checked the version:
[root@<hostname> ~]# cat /sys/module/hpilo/version 1.4.1
Where I can see which version should be installed?
Where I can find logs to analyze for further investigations?
Greeings