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0.Powering Up a New SGI

Octane

™

III Deskside Cluster Server

Powering up a new SGI Octane III deskside cluster server requires powering up the headnode and the compute nodes. The

process to do this depends on the configuration that was purchased. This document describes the default configurations of

newly shipped SGI Octane III deskside clusters and provides procedures for powering up a new system.

Possible Configurations

SGI Octane III deskside clusters ship from SGI manufacturing with one of the configurations shown in Table 1.

Table 1 Possible Configurations

Configuration Description

No OS installed and no factory integration

performed

The cluster hardware has been configured and tested. No operating system or

cluster manager is installed on the headnode or compute nodes.

You must install an operating system, cluster management software, and compute

node images to make the system an operational cluster.

You cannot power up the compute nodes and remotely manage them until you

install an operating system on the headnode. If the selected operating includes

IPMI support, you can use it to perform compute node power up and remote

management.

Linux® OS installed but no factory integration

performed

The cluster hardware has been configured and tested. The Linux operating system

has been installed on the headnode. Nothing is installed on the compute nodes.

You must install your own cluster management software and load your own

compute node images to make the system an operational cluster.

Use IPMI to power up and perform remote management of the compute nodes

(ipmitool is installed on the headnode).

Linux OS installed and factory integration

performed (SGI Management Center*)

* The SGI Management Center was formerly called the SGI ISLE™ Cluster Manager.

The cluster hardware has been configured and tested. The requested Linux

operating system and SGI Management Center cluster management software has

been installed and configured for all nodes in the purchased configuration.

Use the SGI Management Center graphical user interface, the SGI Management

Center command-line interface, or IPMI to power up and perform remote

management of the compute nodes (ipmitool is installed on the nodes).

Microsoft® Windows® HPC OS installed but no

factory integration performed

The cluster hardware has been configured and tested. The operating system is

installed on the headnode. You must run the HPCGettingStarted executable

to install and configure the compute nodes.

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Page 2 - Default Network Configuration

2 007-5651-001Default Network ConfigurationSGI Octane III systems ship from SGI manufacturing with the network configuration shown in Table 2.Table 2

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007-5651-001 3Default Login and Password SettingsSGI Octane III deskside clusters ship from SGI manufacturing with the login and password settings sho

Page 4 - Powering Up a New System

4 007-5651-001Powering Up a New SystemThe procedures for powering up a system vary depending on the operating system and cluster management software t

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007-5651-001 5Powering Up a System with the Linux OS and SGI Management Center InstalledUse the following procedure to power up a system that has the

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6 007-5651-001Powering Up a System with the Windows HPC OS InstalledUse the following procedure to power up a system that has the Windows HPC OS insta

Page 7 - Related Documentation

007-5651-001 7About Non-integrated SystemsFactory-integrated systems are ready-to-use clusters. If your system was not factory-integrated, you can exp

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