The BMClib is a puppet library that provides bmc related facts as well as a bmc type and bmcuser type. Currently the only provider available is ipmitool. However, in the future additional provider types will include freeipmi, hponcfg, and other oem related tools.
To begin you are supposed to run:
- rake spec_prep (just do this once)
- rake spec
- bmc_gateway => 192.168.1.1
- bmc_ip => 192.168.1.41
- bmc_mac => 00:17:a4:49:ab:70
- bmc_subnet => 255.255.255.0
- bmcuser (adds user to bmc device)
- bmc (configures bmc device on network)
- ipmitool
bmc{"ipmidevice":
provider => "ipmitool",
ensure => enabled,
vlanid => "1",
ip => "192.168.1.22",
netmask => "255.255.255.0",
gateway => "192.168.1.1",
snmp => "public",
force => true,
require => Class["bmclib"]
}
bmcuser{"bmcuser"
provider => "ipmitool",
privlevel => "admin"
ensure => enabled,
username => "username",
userpass => "userpass",
force => true,
require => Class["bmclib"]
}
- provider: if left blank will default to ipmitool
- ensure : enabled, present, disabled
- vlanid :the vlan the bmc interface should communicate on (optional)
- ip: the ip address of the bmc device (required)
- netmask:the netmask of the bmc device (required)
- gateway: the gateway of the bmc device (required)
- snmp:the snmp public community string for the bmc device
- force: force set the parameters during each puppet run
- provider: if left blank will default to ipmitool
- ensure : enabled, present, disabled
- privlevel :the privilage level of the bmc user
- username: username of bmc user to add
- userpass: the password of the bmc user to add
- force: force set the parameters during each puppet run