Oracle FS1-2 Flash Storage System
 

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The intent of this document is to provide the instructions that allow an Oracle support engineer to remotely power off, power on, and check power status of a Pilot motherboard. 

Solution

This procedure requires access to the active Pilot. It uses the ILOM to ILOM IP connection between the two Pilots of an FS1-2 to access the ILOM of the Pilot where power operations will be done. AC power must be applied and the ILOM must be functional on the Pilot where power operations will be done. The procedure only checks or changes power status to the motherboard, not the ILOM.

1. Log into the shell of the buddy of the Pilot you need to power cycle, using root/a1s2d3f$
   
   
2. Since the Pilot ILOMs are cross connected, the ILOM IP address of the buddy will always be 169.254.2.9
   
   
3. To power the motherboard of the buddy off:
   [root@pilot1 ~] # ipmitool -H 169.254.2.9 -U root -P changeme chassis power off
   Chassis Power Control: Down/Off
   
     
   NOTE: If, while running any ipmitool command, you get an authentication error you will need to add "-I lanplus" (minus the double quotes) after the ILOM password (changeme).
     
   
   
4. To power the motherboard of the buddy on:
   [root@pilot1 ~] # ipmitool -H 169.254.2.9 -U root -P changeme chassis power on
   Chassis Power Control: Up/On
   
   
   
5. After changing the power status, check the power status:
   [root@pilot1 ~] # ipmitool -H 169.254.2.9 -U root -P changeme chassis power status
   Chassis Power is on
   
   
   

It takes several minutes for a Pilot that has been powered on to boot. 

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