Shelf Manager User Guide - Pigeon Point

1 user Guide Pigeon Point Shelf Manager Release November 13, 2017. Electronics Protection Pentair Technical Solutions This document is furnished under license and may be used or copied only in accordance with the terms of such license. The content of this manual is furnished for informational use only, is subject to change without notice, and should not be construed as a commitment by Pentair. Pentair assumes no responsibility or liability for any errors or inaccuracies that may appear in this book. Except as permitted by such license, no part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic, manual, recording, or otherwise, without the prior written permission of Pentair. The Pigeon Point Shelf Manager uses an implementation of the MD5 Message-Digest algorithm that is derived from the RSA Data Security, Inc.

2 MD5 Message-Digest algorithm. All Pentair brands and logos are the property of Pentair or its affiliated companies worldwide. Pentair reserves the right to change information without prior notification. Electronics Protection Pigeon Point Shelf Manager user Guide (Nov 13, 2017) Page 1 / 320. Table of contents 1 About this document 9. Shelf Manager documentation 9. Conventions used in this document 9. Additional resources 10. 2 Introduction 11. In this section 11. Intelligent Platform Management: an ATCA overview 11. Pigeon Point Board Management Reference: hardware and firmware 14. Pigeon Point Shelf Manager and ShMM 15. Pigeon Point Shelf Manager features 15. Support for dual redundant operation 16. System Manager Interface 18. Pigeon Point ShMM Shelf Management Mezzanines 19. 3 Configuration 22. In this section 22. Setting up U-Boot 22. U-Boot environment variables 24. Assigning values to environment variables 34.

3 Configuring U-Boot environment variables for the Shelf Manager 34. Establishing the secondary RC script 37. Setting up Shelf Manager configuration file 38. Carrier-specific configuration file 96. Obtaining configuration variables from Shelf FRU Information 96. Using the FRU Info Compiler to place configuration variables in the Shelf FRU Information 96. Using the Shelf Manager Command Line Interface to place configuration variables in the Shelf FRU Information 97. Verbosity level description 97. Verbosity console level description 98. Setting up Ethernet 98. Usage of the first Ethernet interface 98. Assigning an additional IP address to the first network interface 98. RMCP address propagation 99. Usage of the second Ethernet interface 99. Active-standby usage of the two network interfaces 100. Active-active usage of the two network interfaces 101. Support for site-dependent ShMC cross-connects 102.

4 Bonded usage of the two network interfaces 103. Setting up the client channel 104. Using the ShMM-500 and ShMM-700 alternate software redundancy interface 107. Using the ShMM-1500 alternate software redundancy interface 109. Changing the default ShMM network parameters 110. Electronics Protection Pigeon Point Shelf Manager user Guide (Nov 13, 2017) Page 2 / 320. Assigning VLAN IDs 118. Assigning IP addresses to the Shelf Manager via DHCP (version 4) 119. Using IPv6 for Shelf -external access to the Shelf Manager (ShMM-700 only) 126. Assigning IPv6 addresses to the Shelf Manager via DHCPv6 (ShMM-700 only) 128. Handling DHCPv6 options 129. Configuring the FRU Information 132. Accessing the Shelf FRU Information 132. Setting up the Shelf FRU Information 134. Setting up the Shelf FRU Information using the CLI 136. Other FRU Information repositories 137. Configuring carrier and Shelf attributes using HPDL 137.

5 Compiling HPDL definitions 138. Compiling SDRs 139. Deploying HPDL data to the ShMM file system 139. Deploying HPDL Data to FRU Information areas 139. Specifying the location of the Carrier FRU Information 140. Using the FRU Info Compiler to place HPDL and SDR data in FRU Information 141. Using the Shelf Manager Command Line Interface 141. Placing HPDL data and SDRs in the FRU Information for specific FRUs 142. Configuring the cooling management strategy 142. Default cooling management strategy 143. Configuring a specific cooling management strategy 145. Configuring local sensors 145. Setting the Auxiliary Firmware Revision 151. Setting up the clock 151. Obtaining date and time from a time server 152. Setting up and using ShMM Power On Self Tests 153. Configuring external event handling 154. Detailed steps to configure external event handling 155. External event handler operation 156.

6 Configuring the Platform Event Trap format 157. Parsed example of SNMP Trap 159. Configuring the IntegralHPI interface 160. HPI domain support in IntegralHPI 160. HPI SNMP subagent support 160. IntegralHPI client configuration 160. Configuring system services 161. 2. Configuring the speed of I C buses (ShMM-700 only) 164. 4 Using the Shelf Manager 166. In this section 166. ShMM login 166. Starting the Shelf Manager 166. Redundant operation 175. Electronics Protection Pigeon Point Shelf Manager user Guide (Nov 13, 2017) Page 3 / 320. Initialization of the redundant Shelf Managers 177. Redundancy and CPLD State sensor 178. Reboot Reason sensor 181. Operation in shelves with radial IPMB-0 182. Operation in ShMM-500-based shelves with radial IPMB-0 182. Operation in ShMM-1500-based shelves with radial IPMB-0 184. Operation in ShMM-700-based shelves with radial IPMB-0 188. Upgrading the routing element SmartFusion cSoC(s) 189.

7 Automatic SEL truncation 190. Cooling state sensors 190. Deadlock detection 192. 2. I C Bus fault isolation 196. 2. I C bus fault isolation original approach (single multiplexer or switch, not HPDL-based) 197. 2. I C bus fault isolation HPDL-based approach (multiple multiplexers or switches) 198. Assignment of LAN configuration parameters to boards and modules 199. Structure and composition of the supported parameters 200. Obtaining LAN configuration parameters on the Shelf Manager level 200. Using the FRU Info Compiler to place LAN configuration data in the Shelf FRU Information 202. Using the Shelf Manager Command Line Interface to place LAN configuration parameters in the Shelf FRU Information 202. Configuring a Linux DHCP server for obtaining LAN configuration parameters 202. Dispatching LAN configuration parameters to boards 204. Synchronous assignment of LAN configuration parameters to boards 205.

8 HPI System Event sensor 206. ShMM tests available via the diagnostic infrastructure 206. 5 Using the IPMI analysis tools 210. In this section 210. IPMB trace collection daemon (ipmb_traced) 210. IPMI trace analyzer 214. Introduction to the Wireshark GUI 214. Introduction to terminal-oriented Wireshark 217. Installing IPMI analyzer software 218. Collecting and analyzing a trace using the GUI and command line tools 218. Collecting IPMI traces on IPMB-0 in unattended mode 218. Collecting IPMI traces on IPMB-0 in controlled mode 223. Collecting an IPMI trace in board trace mode 226. Collecting traces of IPMI traffic over the network 226. Analyzing a trace using the GUI 229. Analyzing a trace using command-line tools 231. 6 Re-initializing the ShMM 234. In this section 234. Re-initializing the U-Boot environment 234. Re-initializing the file system 235. Electronics Protection Pigeon Point Shelf Manager user Guide (Nov 13, 2017) Page 4 / 320.

9 Resetting the login password 236. 7 Re-programming the ShMM-500/1500 237. In this section 237. Firmware reliable upgrade procedure overview 237. Flash partitioning 238. The /var/upgrade file system 244. Reliable upgrade procedure status file 244. Reliable upgrade utility 244. Reliable upgrade utility use scenarios 251. Reliable upgrade examples 252. Example 1 252. Example 2 255. Example 3 258. 8 Re-programming the ShMM-700 262. In this section 262. Firmware reliable upgrade procedure overview 262. Flash partitioning and image layout 264. Changing the user ' flash partition format to JFFS2 266. Reliable upgrade procedure status file 269. Reliable upgrade utility 270. Reliable upgrade of SmartFusion cSoC image 277. Reliable upgrade utility use scenarios 278. Finding out component versions via the imls utility 279. Reliable upgrade examples 281. Example 1 281. Example 2 288. Example 3 292.

10 Example 4 299. 9 HPI-based Shelf Manager upgrades 306. Appendix A Converting to ShMM-700-based Shelf Managers in ShMM-500 shelves 307. Appendix B Customer support 309. Appendix C Revision history 310. Release 310. Release 310. Release 310. Release 311. Release 311. Release 312. Release 312. Release 312. Release 312. Electronics Protection Pigeon Point Shelf Manager user Guide (Nov 13, 2017) Page 5 / 320. Release 313. Release 313. Release 313. Release 314. Release 314. Release 314. Release 314. Release 315. Release 315. Release 315. Release 316. Release 316. Release 316. Release 316. Release 316. Release 317. Release 317. Release 318. Release 318. Release 319. Release 319. Release 319. Release 319. Release 319. Release 320. Release 320. Release 320. Release 320. Release 320. List of figures Figure 1: Management aspects and potential Pigeon Point product sites in an example AdvancedTCA 13.