09-22-2018
Quote:
Originally Posted by
filosophizer
OK, everything is fine, however now cannot connect to ASMI through browser,
using both HMC Ports
Default IP 1 = 192.168.2.147
Default IP 2 = 192.168.3.147
I haven't used an IBM p-Series without a HMC for such a long time that i am not sure i can help you off the top of my head here. However, there might be all sorts of problems putting obstacles into the IP-communication between your browser and the Serviceprocessor.
First off, it might be that the IP addresses have once been changed and i am not sure if a simple SP-reset really changes that back to the defaults. (That i am not sure means just that: i don't know. If you have information in the affirmative, then perhaps it is so.)
Second, there is a sure-fire way to connect to the SP, whatever its IP might be: go to the data centre, connect a crossed-out cable to the SP connector 1 or 2 and connect your system directly to it. I have a small netbook for these purposes with a Wireshark/Ethereal software installed, so i can identify even unknown or fogotten IP-adresses. Once you identified the IP-address you still need the ASMI password, which is, btw., completely separate!
I hope this helps.
bakunin
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ivmconfigbase.xml
IVMCONFIGBASE.XML(5) File Formats Manual IVMCONFIGBASE.XML(5)
NAME
IvmConfigBase.xml - options affecting the running of ivman(8)
DESCRIPTION
IvmConfigBase.xml contains a few options which affect the behaviour of ivman(8).
IvmConfigBase.xml is parsed as an XML file during Ivman's initialisation. The general form of the file is:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<ivm:BaseConfig version="0.2" xmlns:ivm="http://www.eikke.com/ivm">
<ivm:Option name="optionname1" value="optionvalue1" />
<ivm:Option name="optionname2" value="optionvalue2" />
...
</ivm:BaseConfig>
An Option element can have any of the following names:
fork Whether or not Ivman should daemonize itself (run in the background). Must be "true" or "false". In general, for an instance
of Ivman running as root, you want this to be true, but for an instance of Ivman running as non-root, you want this to be false
so the program will close when the user's session ends.
debug Whether or not Ivman should output extra debug information. Must be "true" or "false". If Ivman is running in the background,
debug messages will go to the system log; otherwise, messages will go to stdout(3).
sleep By default, a system-wide instance of Ivman will wait a short while before mounting any device. This is to give a user-mode
instance of Ivman, or another volume manager, a change to mount the volume first, since the system-wide instance of Ivman gen-
erally has more restrictive permissions set on its mounted volumes. If you want to disable this behaviour, set sleep to
"false".
user User account under which Ivman should run. It is suggested that you create an unprivileged user named 'ivman', and add any
commands which need root privileges to ivman's entry in /etc/sudoers . Note that Ivman should still be started as root when
this option is used; it will automatically drop privileges after initialising.
group Group under which Ivman should run. This should be whatever group is required on your system in order to use the 'pmount' com-
mand. Also, if you have a system-wide and not a per-user instance of Ivman running when a mountable device is inserted, the
device will be mounted writeable by users of this group. Note that Ivman should still be started as root when this option is
used; it will automatically drop privileges after initialising.
mountcommand
Command to execute to mount devices. It is recommended you leave this blank, in which case Ivman will automatically detect the
best method of mounting. Specifically, Ivman tries to use (in the following order): pmount-hal(1), pmount(1), mount(8). If
you specify this option, you must also specify umountcommand.
umountcommand
Command to execute to unmount devices. It is recommended you leave this blank. If you specify this option, you must also spec-
ify mountcommand.
umask If neither of mountcommand or umountcommand are specified, and Ivman is running as a system-wide instance, and pmount was
detected, then volumes will be mounted using this umask. When not using pmount, umask should be set in fstab(5), or set in HAL
policy files if fstab-sync is being used. If ommitted, defaults to 022 (rwxr-xr-x).
mountcommand and umountcommand support (and, in most cases, will require) substitution of HAL device properties. This is accomplished by
surrounding the property name with $ symbols. For instance, to use the traditional mount(8) utility for mounting, you would set mountcom-
mand to "mount the characters ' and " are replaced with ?, so you can surround the substitution with quotes without fear.
Remember that this is an XML file, which means that characters which have a special meaning in XML (entities) need to be escaped. Some
characters which are popular in shell scripting (&, <, >) are among these special characters. As a quick reference, & becomes & , <
becomes < , > becomes > , ' becomes ' and " becomes " .
SEE ALSO
ivman(8), IvmConfigActions.xml(5), IvmConfigConditions.xml(5) IvmConfigProperties.xml(5)
6 November 2005 IVMCONFIGBASE.XML(5)