ERF42-9958 » History » Version 1
Dominic Cleal, 06/16/2014 04:10 PM
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3 | h2. "Unknown power management support - can't continue" |
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5 | When attempting a power operation on a host, Foreman will either use the compute resource (if it's a virtual machine) or BMC (i.e. IPMI) to power on/off the host. |
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7 | h3. Host is actually a VM on a compute resource |
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9 | Foreman probably thinks it's "bare metal" and doesn't realise it's on a compute resource (i.e. built outside of Foreman). Navigate to the compute resource via _Infrastructure > Compute resources_ and click the _Associate VMs_ button. This will try and locate VMs on the compute resource that Foreman has host entries for (based on MAC or IP usually) and link them. |
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11 | If Foreman linked them, the host in the UI should now show power/console buttons and appear to be on the compute resource. |
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13 | h3. Host is bare metal machine |
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15 | BMC controls can be used to power a host on/off via IPMI. Edit the host and create a new BMC network interface, which should point to the management interface on the host, with a correct IP address and credentials. A smart proxy with the BMC feature enabled is required, this is the service that Foreman will contact to run IPMI commands through. |