If your grid nodes have IPMI capability, you can specify power network settings for your grid network from the BFC. The power network settings allow the BFC to intelligently control the power management operations (such as, power cycle and power off) on grid nodes.
Note: If your nodes have IPMI enabled, then you need to specify the Power IPs of those nodes in the power network.
To create the power network
The Administration page appears.
The Add a Power Network dialog appears.
Network address of the subnet and this address is not used for assigning to any other nodes. For example, 192.168.0.0.
The length of the “subnet” bits in the netmask. There is a 1-1 correlation between CIDR prefix length and the traditional IP netmask. For example, 24.
Gateway network address of the external network. Gateway IP is required only for networks that allow access beyond the subnet, but you may have it defined on “private” networks too if desired. For example, 192.168.0.1.
IP range for the grid.
The Start, Stop, and Scope fields auto-populate based on the network you select. You can change these fields as needed.
First IP in the IP range for the grid.
Last IP in the IP range for the grid.
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