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Commands:

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	;'''--confirm'''		;'''--confirm'''
	:When using '''--force-off''' or '''--force-reboot''', you will be asked to confirm the reboot. If this is set, you won't be prompted.		:When using '''--force-off''' or '''--force-reboot''', you will be asked to confirm the reboot. If this is set, you won't be prompted.
	; '''Note:'''		:; '''Note:'''
	: If '''--job-uuid''' is set, no confirmation is required.		:: If '''--job-uuid''' is set, no confirmation is required.
	; '''--force-off'''		; '''--force-off'''
	: This will force the target machine to power off, if it can be done using IPMI. This is done WITHOUT any attempt to gracefully withdraw from the subcluster! This should only be used if a machine has become unresponsive!		: This will force the target machine to power off, if it can be done using IPMI. This is done WITHOUT any attempt to gracefully withdraw from the subcluster! This should only be used if a machine has become unresponsive!
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	; '''--force-reboot'''		; '''--force-reboot'''
	: This is similar to '''--force-off''', but after the host is confirmed to be off, it will be restarted, if possible.		: This is similar to '''--force-off''', but after the host is confirmed to be off, it will be restarted, if possible.
	; '''Note:'''		:; '''Note:'''
	: The attempt to power the machine on will be via the fence device		:: The attempt to power the machine on will be via the fence device
	; '''--host''' <name, UUID or 'all'>		; '''--host''' <name, UUID or 'all'>
	: This is the host name or UUID of the server to power on. If this is set to 'all', all machines that have IPMI configuration information will be checked, and if it's found to be off, it will be booted.		: This is the host name or UUID of the server to power on. If this is set to 'all', all machines that have IPMI configuration information will be checked, and if it's found to be off, it will be booted.
	; '''Note:'''		:; '''Note:'''
	: The host host 'all' can NOT be used with '''--force-off''' or '''--force-reboot'''.		:: The host host 'all' can NOT be used with '''--force-off''' or '''--force-reboot'''.
	; '''--host-uuid''' <UUID>		; '''--host-uuid''' <UUID>
	: This is effectively the same as '''--host''', but provides backwards compatibility. Its use is discouraged.		: This is effectively the same as '''--host''', but provides backwards compatibility. Its use is discouraged.
	; '''--job-uuid''' <uuid>		; '''--job-uuid''' <uuid>
	: If this is set, the job will be processed.		: If this is set, the job will be processed.
	; '''Note:'''		:; '''Note:'''
	: Be aware that when this is used, if a server fails to boot, no further servers will be started.		:: Be aware that when this is used, if a server fails to boot, no further servers will be started.

	= AUTHOR =		= AUTHOR =

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2024-09-12T02:41:02Z

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	== Commands: ==		== Commands: ==

	;'''--host''' <name, UUID or 'all'>		;'''--confirm'''
	:This is the host name or UUID of the server to power on. If this is set to 'all', all machines that have IPMI configuration information will be checked, and if it's found to be off, it will be booted.		:When using '''--force-off''' or '''--force-reboot''', you will be asked to confirm the reboot. If this is set, you won't be prompted.
			; '''Note:'''
			: If '''--job-uuid''' is set, no confirmation is required.
			; '''--force-off'''
			: This will force the target machine to power off, if it can be done using IPMI. This is done WITHOUT any attempt to gracefully withdraw from the subcluster! This should only be used if a machine has become unresponsive!
			; '''Note:'''
			: If the target machine is in a subcluster, it's possible the peer will fence (and so boot) the machine. As such, though this tool will not turn the target back on, but it could still power up again.
			; '''--force-reboot'''
			: This is similar to '''--force-off''', but after the host is confirmed to be off, it will be restarted, if possible.
			; '''Note:'''
			: The attempt to power the machine on will be via the fence device
			; '''--host''' <name, UUID or 'all'>
			: This is the host name or UUID of the server to power on. If this is set to 'all', all machines that have IPMI configuration information will be checked, and if it's found to be off, it will be booted.
			; '''Note:'''
			: The host host 'all' can NOT be used with '''--force-off''' or '''--force-reboot'''.
	; '''--host-uuid''' <UUID>		; '''--host-uuid''' <UUID>
	: This is effectively the same as '''--host''', but provides backwards compatibility. Its use is discouraged.		: This is effectively the same as '''--host''', but provides backwards compatibility. Its use is discouraged.
	; '''--job-uuid''' <uuid>		; '''--job-uuid''' <uuid>
	: If this is set, the job will be processed.		: If this is set, the job will be processed.
			; '''Note:'''
	: Be aware that when this is used, if a server fails to boot, no further servers will be started.		: Be aware that when this is used, if a server fails to boot, no further servers will be started.

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	:This is the host name or UUID of the server to power on. If this is set to 'all', all machines that have IPMI configuration information will be checked, and if it's found to be off, it will be booted.		:This is the host name or UUID of the server to power on. If this is set to 'all', all machines that have IPMI configuration information will be checked, and if it's found to be off, it will be booted.
	; '''--host-uuid''' <UUID>		; '''--host-uuid''' <UUID>
	: This is effectively the same as '''--host''', but provides backwards compatibility. ~~It's~~ use is discouraged.		: This is effectively the same as '''--host''', but provides backwards compatibility. Its use is discouraged.
	; '''--job-uuid''' <uuid>		; '''--job-uuid''' <uuid>
	: If this is set, the job will be processed.		: If this is set, the job will be processed.

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2024-07-31T23:49:10Z

OPTIONS

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	= OPTIONS =		= OPTIONS =

	-?, -h, '''--help''' Show this man page.		;-?, -h, '''--help'''
			:Show this man page.
	; '''--log-secure'''		; '''--log-secure'''
	: When logging, record sensitive data, like passwords.		: When logging, record sensitive data, like passwords.
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	== Commands: ==		== Commands: ==

	'''--host''' <name, UUID or 'all'> This is the host name or UUID of the server to power on. If this is set to 'all', all machines that have IPMI configuration information will be checked, and if it's found to be off, it will be booted.		;'''--host''' <name, UUID or 'all'>
			:This is the host name or UUID of the server to power on. If this is set to 'all', all machines that have IPMI configuration information will be checked, and if it's found to be off, it will be booted.
	; '''--host-uuid''' <UUID>		; '''--host-uuid''' <UUID>
	: This is effectively the same as '''--host''', but provides backwards compatibility. It's use is discouraged.		: This is effectively the same as '''--host''', but provides backwards compatibility. It's use is discouraged.
	; '''--job-uuid''' <uuid>		; '''--job-uuid''' <uuid>
	: If this is set, the job will be processed.		: If this is set, the job will be processed.
	; Be aware that when this is used, if a server fails to boot, no further servers will be started.		: Be aware that when this is used, if a server fails to boot, no further servers will be started.
	:

	= AUTHOR =		= AUTHOR =

Digimer: Created page with "{{man_header}} = NAME = striker-boot-machine - Tool used to boot physical machines that have IPMI configuration information. = SYNOPSIS = '''striker-boot-machine''' ''<command> ''[''options''] = DESCRIPTION = This tool is used to power up any machine in the cluster with IPMI configuration in the database. Typically this is subnodes and DR hosts, but could also be Striker dashboards if they have an IPMI BMC. If the server is found to already be om, it will NOT..."

2024-07-31T23:06:18Z

Created page with "{{man_header}} = NAME = striker-boot-machine - Tool used to boot physical machines that have IPMI configuration information. = SYNOPSIS = '''striker-boot-machine''' ''<command> ''[''options''] = DESCRIPTION = This tool is used to power up any machine in the cluster with IPMI configuration in the database. Typically this is subnodes and DR hosts, but could also be Striker dashboards if they have an IPMI BMC. If the server is found to already be om, it will NOT..."

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{{man_header}}

= NAME =

striker-boot-machine - Tool used to boot physical machines that have IPMI configuration information.

= SYNOPSIS =

'''striker-boot-machine''' ''<command> ''[''options'']

= DESCRIPTION =

This tool is used to power up any machine in the cluster with IPMI configuration in the database. Typically this is subnodes and DR hosts, but could also be Striker dashboards if they have an IPMI BMC. If the server is found to already be om, it will NOT be booted again.

= OPTIONS =

-?, -h, '''--help''' Show this man page.

; '''--log-secure'''
: When logging, record sensitive data, like passwords.
; -v, -vv, -vvv
: Set the log level to 1, 2 or 3 respectively. Be aware that level 3 generates a significant amount of log data.

== Commands: ==

'''--host''' <name, UUID or 'all'> This is the host name or UUID of the server to power on. If this is set to 'all', all machines that have IPMI configuration information will be checked, and if it's found to be off, it will be booted.

; '''--host-uuid''' <UUID>
: This is effectively the same as '''--host''', but provides backwards compatibility. It's use is discouraged.
; '''--job-uuid''' <uuid>
: If this is set, the job will be processed.
; Be aware that when this is used, if a server fails to boot, no further servers will be started.
:

= AUTHOR =

Written by Madison Kelly, Alteeve staff and the Anvil! project contributors.

= REPORTING BUGS =

Report bugs to users@clusterlabs.org

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