I am trying to do a machine start-up using the Power management tool for IPMI. My batch file works to start the machine(s) but when I put the path to the batch file in run. Pulse does not pick it up for it to work. Any ideas
Here is the path etc
C:\SMCIPMITool\Deadline_power_on.bat {SLAVE_IP}
What does the batch script contain? Is the Deadline worker configured correctly? i.e. to know which repository to connect to, etc.?
Its a very simple batch script. Iām guessing it needs to have more to it in that case.
SMCIPMITool 192.168.1.3 ADMIN ADMIN ipmi power up
Oh ok, it does not start deadline service explicitly.
I remember there was a thing on windows where you have to set the service to ādelayed startā because otherwise it might fail starting because network is not available yet.
Is that start delay the Worker?
It delays the startup of deadline10launcherservice, so that it waits until the network is available.
Still doesnāt work all the time, I think.
Is it a Windows service or do I need to look elsewhere because I cannot find it
hello, sorry my english
have you found any solution?
i have the same problem and i cant get the .bat file to work
the bat file works when i run it.
Run Command: āC:\Program Files\BMC\poweron.batā
Bat File: java -jar GbtUtility-2.1.59.jar -H āip IPMIā -U āuserā -P āpassā chassis on
How are you passing the IP address to your script? In the Monitor Iād expect to see the āRun Commandā like this:
Or are you hard-coding the IP address in your command? I wasnāt able to find a help file for GbtUtility so Iām guessing at what the syntax is.
in the command I have the ip of the IPMI
IPMI ip: 192.168.1.85
slave ip: 192.168.1.104
Bat File: java -jar GbtUtility-2.1.59.jar -H 192.168.1.85 -U farm -P pass chassis on
Thanks! Given that, I wonder if the issue is with your Pulse? Would you be able to share the application log for it? It will be named like deadlinepulse and te logs will be on the machine in one of these locations:
Windows: C:\ProgramData\Thinkbox\Deadline10\logs
Linux: /var/log/Thinkbox/Deadline10
Mac OS X: /Library/Logs/Thinkbox/Deadline10
Are you testing this script with the same user thatās running your Pulse application? I canāt imagine youād need special permissions to send the wake-on-LAN packet but maybe GbtUtility needs it.
Thanks!
IPv6 was generating some kind of conflict for me, when I deactivated the option in the bmc everything started to work without a problem, thank you very much for your help.
