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Customer Acceptance Utility
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$Id: kernel.org InfiniPath Release 2.0 $
$Date: 2006-09-15-04:16 $
/lib/modules/2.6.16.21-0.8-smp/updates/ipath.ko:
$Id: kernel.org InfiniPath Release2.0 $
$Date: 2006-09-15-04:20 $
NOTE: ident is in the optional rcs RPM, and is not always installed.
strings
The command strings can also be used. Here is a sample:
$ strings /usr/lib/libinfinipath.so.4.0 | grep Date:
will produce output like this:
Date: 2006-09-15 04:07 Release2.0 InfiniPath $
NOTE: strings is part of binutils (a development RPM), and may not be
available on all machines.
ipath_checkout
ipath_checkout
is a bash script used to verify that the installation is correct, and
that all the nodes are functioning. It is run on a front end node and requires a hosts
file:
$ ipath_checkout [options] hostsfile
More complete information on ipath_checkout is given below in section 2.11 and
in section C.9.8.
2.11
Customer Acceptance Utility
ipath_checkout is a bash script used to verify that the installation is correct and
that all the nodes of the network are functioning and mutually connected by the
InfiniPath fabric. It is to be run on a front end node, and requires specification of a
hosts file:
$ ipath_checkout [options] hostsfile
where hostsfile designates a file listing the hostnames of the nodes of the cluster,
one hostname per line. The format of hostsfile is as follows:
hostname1
hostname2
...
ipath_checkout performs the following seven tests on the cluster:
1. ping all nodes to verify all are reachable from the frontend.
2. ssh to each node to verify correct configuration of ssh.