WTI TPS-2 Power Switches

["Chris Purcell" <redhat cjp us>]

I'm setting up a two-node cluster running RHEL AS 3.0 with the Cluster
Suite software.  I'm having a problem getting the cluster software to
communicate correctly with the power switches.  I've contacted Red Hat
support (AS Premium Support on both servers) and its been two weeks and
they haven't come up with anything.

This is what happens when you run the clufence command as a test...


root compass root# clufence -s ranger
[1201] info: STONITH: wti_nps at 192.0.80.20, port 23 controls ranger
[1201] info: STONITH: wti_nps at 192.0.80.21, port 23 controls compass
[1201] err: STONITH: Device at 192.0.80.20 controlling ranger FAILED status
check: Bad configuration


In /var/log/messages...


Jun 4 16:21:00 compass clufence[1201]: <info> STONITH: wti_nps at
192.0.80.20,
port 23 controls ranger
Jun 4 16:21:00 compass clufence[1201]: <info> STONITH: wti_nps at
192.0.80.21,
port 23 controls compass
Jun  4 16:21:08 compass clufence[1201]: No initial response from WTI
Network/Telnet Power Switch.
Jun  4 16:21:40 compass last message repeated 10 times
Jun  4 16:22:16 compass last message repeated 9 times
Jun 4 16:22:18 compass clufence[1201]: Cannot log into WTI Network/Telnet
Power
Switch.
Jun  4 16:22:18 compass clufence[1201]: <err> STONITH: Device at 192.0.80.20
controlling ranger FAILED status check: Bad configuration


The cluster itself works fine, except for automatic failover and
everything related because of this.


root ranger root# clustat
Cluster Status - samba_cluster                                        
11:55:07
Cluster Quorum Incarnation #2
Shared State: Shared Raw Device Driver v1.2

  Member             Status
  ------------------ ----------
  ranger             Active     <-- You are here
  compass            Active

  Service        Status   Owner (Last)     Last Transition Chk Restarts
  -------------- -------- ---------------- --------------- --- --------
  cluster1       disabled (None)           11:54:04 Jun 10   0        0



Each server can telnet to the power switches no problem and run commands
on them.

Anyone have any ideas on this?  Has anyone ever gotten this to work?

Thanks,
Chris