Changes between Version 10 and Version 11 of Installation/DatabaseSetup

Timestamp:

Mar 8, 2013 1:03:26 PM (11 years ago)

Author:

jhickey

Comment:

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Installation/DatabaseSetup

@@ -142 +142 @@
 This is pretty much the same as with the switch above.  Technically, you can get away without this step since the IP address will also be in the database, but it is good housekeeping.
 
-For example, on mini-isi.deterlab.net we have our switch that we will name apc23 at 192.168.254.23 on the HARDWARE_CONTROL network.  So we add it to DNS as follows:
+For example, on mini-isi.deterlab.net we have our switch that we will name apc1 at 192.168.254.10 on the HARDWARE_CONTROL network (the IP address isn't important, just that the APC is on hardware control network).  So we add it to DNS as follows:
 
 {{{
 [jhickey@boss ~]$ sudo su -
-boss# echo "apc23    IN A 192.168.254.23" >> /etc/namedb/mini-isi.deterlab.net.internal.db.head
+boss# echo "apc1    IN A 192.168.254.10" >> /etc/namedb/mini-isi.deterlab.net.internal.db.head
 boss# logout
 [jhickey@boss ~]$ /usr/testbed/sbin/named_setup 
-[jhickey@boss ~]$ ping -c 1 apc23
-PING apc23.mini-isi.deterlab.net (192.168.254.23): 56 data bytes
-64 bytes from 192.168.254.23: icmp_seq=0 ttl=254 time=3.476 ms
-
---- apc23.mini-isi.deterlab.net ping statistics ---
+[jhickey@boss ~]$ ping -c 1 apc1
+PING apc1.mini-isi.deterlab.net (192.168.254.10): 56 data bytes
+64 bytes from 192.168.254.10: icmp_seq=0 ttl=254 time=3.476 ms
+
+--- apc1.mini-isi.deterlab.net ping statistics ---
 1 packets transmitted, 1 packets received, 0.0% packet loss
 round-trip min/avg/max/stddev = 3.476/3.476/3.476/0.000 ms
@@ -162 +162 @@
 We assume you are using an APC 7902 networked power controller.  The default node_type for this is 'APC'.
 
-Now add in a node entry for the power controller.  For mini-isi, our power controller is named apc23:
-
-{{{
-insert into nodes set node_id='apc23', phys_nodeid='apc23', type='APC', role='powerctrl';
-}}}
-
-Now add a line to the interfaces table.  For mini-isi, the power controller is at 192.168.254.23:
-
-{{{
-insert into interfaces set node_id='apc23',
-                           IP='192.168.254.23', mask='255.255.255.0',
+Now add in a node entry for the power controller.  For mini-isi, our power controller is named apc1:
+
+{{{
+insert into nodes set node_id='apc1', phys_nodeid='apc1', type='APC', role='powerctrl';
+}}}
+
+Now add a line to the interfaces table.  For mini-isi, the power controller is at 192.168.254.10:
+
+{{{
+insert into interfaces set node_id='apc1',
+                           IP='192.168.254.10', mask='255.255.255.0',
                            interface_type='fxp', iface='eth0', role='other';
 }}}
@@ -179 +179 @@
 
 {{{
-insert into wires set node_id1='apc23', card1=0, port1=1, 
+insert into wires set node_id1='apc1', card1=0, port1=1, 
                       node_id2='hp1', card2=1, port2=4,
                       type='Control';
@@ -201 +201 @@
 }}}
 
-So to add, say pc001 which is on apc23 port 1, we would do:
-
-{{{
-insert into outlets set node_id='pc001', power_id='apc23', outlet=1;
+So to add, say pc001 which is on apc1 port 1, we would do:
+
+{{{
+insert into outlets set node_id='pc001', power_id='apc1', outlet=1;
 }}}