Add mention of setting IPMI over LAN
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0. Configure the IPMI user specified in the `pvc-ansible` `group_vars/base.yml` file with the required permissions; this user will be used to reboot the host if it fails, so it must be able to control system power state.
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0. Configure the IPMI user specified in the `pvc-ansible` `group_vars/base.yml` file with the required permissions; this user will be used to reboot the host if it fails, so it must be able to control system power state.
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0. Configure IPMI to enable IPMI over LAN. Use the default (all-zero) encryption key; this is needed for fencing to work. Verify that IPMI over LAN is operating by using the following command from a machine able to reach the IPMI interface:
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`/usr/bin/ipmitool -I lanplus -H <IPMI_host> -U <user> -P <password> chassis power status`
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0. Load the installer ISO generated in step 5 of the previous section onto a USB stick, or using IPMI virtual media, on the physical servers.
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0. Load the installer ISO generated in step 5 of the previous section onto a USB stick, or using IPMI virtual media, on the physical servers.
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0. Boot the physical servers off of the installer ISO, in UEFI mode if available for maximum flexibility.
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0. Boot the physical servers off of the installer ISO, in UEFI mode if available for maximum flexibility.
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