User Guide

Note
You must wait for a minimum of 15 seconds before issuing consecutive power
commands (on/off/reset/status).
Table 2. power Syntax
Command Line Description
power -ip <ip[:port]> -user <username> -password
<password> -operation on
e.g. power –ip 10.224.210.15:16992 –user admin -
password intel123 –operation on
Out-of-band power on
power -ip <ip[:port]> -user <username> -password
<password> -operation off
e.g. power –ip 10.224.210.15:16992 –user admin -
password intel123 –operation off
Out-of-band power off
power -ip <ip[:port]> -user <username> -password
<password> -operation reset
e.g. power –ip 10.224.210.15:16992 –user admin -
password intel123 –operation reset
Out-of-band power reset
power -ip <ip[:port]> -user <username> -password
<password> -operation status
e.g. power –ip 10.224.210.15:16992 –user admin -
password intel123 –operation status
Out-of-band power status
jQ (Simple Job Queuing)
The toolkit includes a simple job queuing implementation which will help to get started on
job queuing.
The job client downloads job information (and any needed collateral) from a NFS mounted
priority job queue, executes the job and stores the result in the same location. The job
could be a system update package along with Intel OFU, Intel SysCfg or even a Linux kernel
(which is booted using Kboot) providing a full Linux environment for specialized operations.
The priority queue is a flat file, internally represented as a sqlite3 database. The table
definition for a job would include an ID, an owner (the IP identifying the target for the job),
the state (waiting, pending and completed), timestamps (for when the job was submitted,
started and finished), the path (from where to pick up the executable) and the command
line (with arguments). The two tools that are the primary interfaces into the priority queue
are: an administrative tool (Qadmin), and a job client (Qfeed).
The Qadmin tool support operations for submitting jobs, displaying current status
information for the jobs and other relevant tasks. Qfeed when launched, will poll the NFS
mounted priority queue for jobs (for which it is set as the owner), execute them, and then
store the results in the NFS location.
The job queuing implementation will not support interactive jobs.
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