Re: [Ipmitool-devel] Error: 82 and lan auth problem

[John G. <jgo...@ya...>]

--- Duncan Laurie <du...@ic...> wrote:
> On Tue, 2004-04-06 at 10:33, John Goebel wrote:
> > [root@iris02 jgoebel]# ipmitool -gv -I lan -H sun-sting2 -P test lan print
> 6
> > ipmi_lan_send_cmd failed
> > error in Get Auth Capabilities Command
> > error in Get Auth Capabilities Command
> > 
> > With more verbose output, it appears that lan.c whines that it can't find
> > Authtype:
> > 
> > send_packet (16 bytes)
> >  00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 07 20 18 c8 c2 01 01 3c
> > >> IPMI Request Session Header
> > >>   Authtype   : NONE
> > >>   Sequence   : 0x00000000
> > >>   Session ID : 0x00000000
> 
> Authtype none is used for the first few commands until the session has
> been established with something higher, but it doesn't seem as though
> its getting past the first command.
> 
> > Also, I modified the bmcautoconf.sh for auth to:
> > 
> > ipmitool_lan_set "auth callback,user,operator,admin" "none,md2,md5"
> > 
> 
> The bmcautoconf.sh script isn't going to apply to the V20z in its
> current form because it does not share the network that the real eth0
> does.  Sorry for the confusion here, I should really move this to
> contrib dir now...  Is the eth0 ip also 134.79.121.194? 

Yes. 

> This would be
> how bmcautoconf.sh will configure it but they should really be
> different.

To understand, the 'in-band' IPMI network address on the V20z should not be
134.79.121.194 shared with eth0? I need a unique address and send it to, say,
channel 7 (eth1) to get to the IPMI interface 'in-band'? The Sun docs are a
little unclear on this point.
 
> Try this impi_ping util from http://ipmitool.sourceforge.net/ipmi_ping.c
> to see if the interface is responding at all.  (this also needs to go
> into contrib dir...)

[jgoebel@iris02 ipmi]$ ./ipmi_ping 134.79.121.194
Sending RMCP presence ping to 134.79.121.194:623
server is not responding

Even being local to the system (not going through a router, with which we do
packet filtering), I get:

[jgoebel@sun-sting2 ipmi]$ ./ipmi_ping 134.79.121.194
Sending RMCP presence ping to 134.79.121.194:623
server is not responding

Doing a dump on the interface, I do see the ping:

11:24:46.285840 iris02.slac.stanford.edu.32785 >
sun-sting2.slac.stanford.edu.623: udp 12 (DF)

...but that's all.

(I just checked that the iptables rules aren't running or any such stupidity).

John



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