HP XC System Software Installation Guide Version 4.0

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The discover command turns off the console management facility (CMF) daemon.
If the CMF daemon is not running, a “FAILED” message is displayed. This message
is expected, and you can ignore it.
6. If the hardware configuration contains HP workstations and you installed SVA, turn on
power to the render and display workstations. Then, when prompted, turn off power to the
same nodes, leaving the head node power turned on.
7. If you captured the output of the discover command in a file (described in step 2), press
Ctrl-d to end the script session now.
This file is for your information only. Store this file in a directory where you keep
administrative data.
8. Do one of the following:
Proceed to Section 4.6 (page 74) if the hardware configuration contains HP ProLiant
DL140 and DL145 hardware models.
Proceed to Chapter 5 (page 77) if the hardware configuration does not contain HP
ProLiant DL140 and DL145 hardware models.
4.4 Discovering Hardware Configurations with Server Blades and a Single
Enclosure
Follow this procedure to discover configurations that have only one HP BladeSystem c3000 or
c7000 enclosure present in the hardware configuration.
When only one enclosure is present, you must include the --single option on the discover
command line and you are required to enter the MAC address of the OA. Hardware configurations
with one enclosure do not have any external ProCurve switches.
1. Go to the enclosure, and obtain the MAC address of the OA. The OA is the small LED panel
near the bottom of the enclosure. Write down this MAC address because you will be required
to provide it.
2. Log in as the root user on the head node.
3. Start a script to capture command output into a file. This step is optional, but HP recommends
doing so.
# script your_filename
4. Change to the following directory:
# cd /opt/hptc/config/sbin
5. Start the discovery process:
# ./discover --enclosurebased [--extended {contiguous|non-contiguous}] --single --verbose
IMPORTANT: When you discover nodes, you must include the --extended option on
the command line if the hardware configuration contains double density blade servers such
as the ProLiant BL2x220c. The --extended option is only valid when used in conjunction
with the --nodesonly option.
A ProLiant BL2x220c has two separate nodes for each server blade, which affects internal
node numbering. This means that a c7000 enclosure can have a maximum of 32 nodes per
enclosure compared to the maximum of 16 single density server blades. A c3000 enclosure
can have a maximum of 16 nodes per enclosure compared to the maximum of 8 single density
server blades.
See Section 3.1.2 (page 51) for a description of how the --extended option calculates the
internal node names based on the maximum number of nodes in an enclosure.
Command output is similar to the following:
Discovery - XC Cluster version HP XC Vn.n time_stamp
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