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1. Power on the servers and set them to boot temporarily (one time) from PXE.
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1. Power on the servers and set them to boot temporarily (one time) from PXE.
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1. Wait for the cluster bootstrapping to complete; you can watch the output of the `pvcbootstrapd` and `pvcbootstrapd-worker` services on the Bootstrap host to see progress. If supported, the indicator LEDs of the nodes will be lit during setup and will be disabled upon completion to provide a physical indication of the process.
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1. Wait for the cluster bootstrapping to complete; you can watch the output of the `pvcbootstrapd` and `pvcbootstrapd-worker` services on the Bootstrap host to see progress, or configure the system to send webhooks to a remote target (e.g. Slack/Mattermost messages). If supported, the indicator LEDs of the nodes will be lit during setup and will be disabled upon completion to provide a physical indication of the process.
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1. Verify and power off the servers and put them into production; you may need to complete several post-install tasks (for instance setting the production BMC networking via `sudo ifup ipmi` on each node) before the cluster is completely finished.
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1. Verify and power off the servers and put them into production; you may need to complete several post-install tasks (for instance setting the production BMC networking via `sudo ifup ipmi` on each node) before the cluster is completely finished.
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