Re: WTI TPS-2 Power Switches

["Chris Purcell" <redhat cjp us>]

> IP address should be the IP of the TPS-2, not the cluster members.  Not
> sure if this is the problem.

--> Yes, the IP's are the IP's of the power switches.  I made some
configuration changes to make things easier, so here it is...

Ranger (server1) - 192.0.1.30
Compass (server2) - 192.0.1.31
Ranger-PS (Rangers power switch) - 192.0.1.33
Compass-PS (Compass power switch) - 192.0.1.34

root ranger root# clufence -s compass
[20460] info: STONITH: wti_nps at 192.0.1.33, port 23 controls ranger
[20460] info: STONITH: wti_nps at 192.0.1.34, port 23 controls compass
[20460] err: STONITH: Device at 192.0.1.34 controlling compass FAILED
status check: Bad configuration


> Port should be the name of the port on the TPS-2.  Historically, people
> have named their ports on WTI switches after the cluster member.

--> Each of our servers have dual power supplies, so one power supply is
plugged into port 1 and the other is plugged into port 2...

root compass log# telnet compass-ps
Trying 192.0.1.34...
Connected to compass-ps.maharam.net (192.0.1.34).
Escape character is '^]'.

TPS> /s

Telnet Power Switch v1.00        Site: (undefined)

Plug | Name             | Status  | Boot Delay | Password         | Default |
-----+------------------+---------+------------+------------------+---------+
 1   | compass          |   ON    |   5  sec   | (undefined)      |   ON    |
 2   | compass          |   ON    |   5  sec   | (undefined)      |   ON    |
-----+------------------+---------+------------+------------------+---------+

Modem Init. String:      ATE0M0Q1&C1&D2S0=1
Modem Disc. String:      (undefined)
Communication Settings:  9600,N,8,1
Command Echo:            On
Disconnect Timeout:      2 Min
Command Confirmation:    Off
Automated mode:          On
Button mode:             On


> Command Confirmation:    On
> Automated mode:          Off

--> Shouldn't you leave Command Confirmation set to "Off" and Automated
Mode set to "On"?   Thats how I have it set up right now.

> The port names are "larry" and "curly" for my cluster.  Alternatively,
> you could use ports "1" and "2".

--> Both ports on each switch are identical since each server has dual
power supplies.

Thanks for the help,
Chris