[SOLVED] Proxmox 4.0 Fence Action

[adamb]

When a fence action occurs on my cluster it causes the node to go into what looks like a kernel panic. It also causes the bang light on my server to light up and it just sits there until I come in hold the power and then start it back up. The servers are HP DL 380p's gen9. This is the only entry I see in the iLO port. Is this expected behavior? Shouldn't the server reboot?

BMC IPMI Watchdog Timer Timeout: Action=None, TimerUse: 0x44, timerActions: 0x00.

Thanks,
Adam

 

[dietmar]

When a fence action occurs on my cluster it causes the node to go into what looks like a kernel panic. It also causes the bang light on my server to light up and it just sits there until I come in hold the power and then start it back up. The servers are HP DL 380p's gen9. This is the only entry I see in the iLO port. Is this expected behavior? Shouldn't the server reboot?

BMC IPMI Watchdog Timer Timeout: Action=None, TimerUse: 0x44, timerActions: 0x00.

Thanks,
Adam

Maybe you need to configure the watchdog action (action=power_cycle)

in /etc/modprobe.d/impi_watchdog.conf (simple create the file):

options ipmi_watchdog action=power_cycle

Does that help (needs a reboot to get active, or reload ipmi_watchdog module).

 

[adamb]

Maybe you need to configure the watchdog action (action=power_cycle)

in /etc/modprobe.d/impi_watchdog.conf (simple create the file):

options ipmi_watchdog action=power_cycle

Does that help (needs a reboot to get active, or reload ipmi_watchdog module).

Your the man! That did the trick. Adding this one to my notes.