Supported Arch: PPC64LE

• Clone this repo git clone [email protected]:gurevichmark/openbmc_simulator.git

• Run ./simulator [-c] [-d <delay type> -t <delay time(max)>] [-n <NIC> -r <IP range>]

For Ubuntu OS, please run apt-get update first

-c: Cleanup IPs configuration. If not specified, will setup openbmc simulator environment and start simulator

-d: Delay response type, supported parameters: random and constant.

-t: Delay response time, must be used with -d. If delay type is random, the parameter specifies the max value. The delay time will be random between 0 and input parameter. Format is "xxmxx"

-n: NIC name on which to configure IPs

-r: IPs to configure on NIC. The format is as '10.[1|{1.10}].[1|{1..200}].[1|{1..200}]'

Example:

Setup environment and start simulator ./simulator -n eth0 -r 10.1.1.{1..10}

Clear environment: ./simulator -c -n eth0 -r 10.1.1.{1..10}

Setup environment and start simulator that will delay response ./simulator -d random -t 10

If the node that simulator runs on as below:

ip=10.0.0.1

You can define the node as below:

mkdef simulator groups=all bmc=10.0.0.1 mgt=openbmc bmcusername=root bmcpassword=0penBmc

Take rpower command as example:

# rpower simulator on
simulator: on