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This section specifies options for retrieving InfiniBand Routers configuration and verification of Floating LIDs (FLIDs) configuration on a local and adjacent networks. If FLIDs are enabled, a newly generated ibdiagnet.flid file will contain details about networks FLIDs ranges, FLIDs enabled on the routers, and distribution of FLIDs per switches in the local network.

ParameterDescription
--routersDiscovers and dumps router tables to ibdiagnet2.db_csv file, and runs FLIDs verification.

Examples: 

ibdiagnet –routers
  • ibdiagnet's Output: FLIDs are disabled/subnet does not have any router

    Routers
    -I- Build Routers Info DB finished successfully
    -I- Build Routers Tables finished successfully
    -I- Adjacent subnets FLID Table retrieving finished successfully
    -I- Routers FLID Table retrieving finished successfully
    -I- Skipping FLID verification
  • ibdiagnet's Output: FLIDS are enabled on some routers

    Routers
    -I- Build Routers Info DB finished successfully
    -I- Build Routers Tables finished successfully
    -I- Adjacent subnets FLID Table retrieving finished successfully
    -I- Routers FLID Table retrieving finished successfully
    
    -I- All routers in the subnet have the same global FLID range: start=10 end=1100
    -I- All routers in the subnet have the same local FLID range: start=20 end=500
    -I- Local FLID range is in the global one.
    -I- Local subnet LID and global FLID ranges are OK.
    -I- Local subnet FLID verification finished successfully
    
    -I- Ranges in the subnet: 0x233c are OK
    -E- Adjacent subnets FLID verification finished with errors
    -E- Different FLID ranges were detected for the subnet: 0x4789
    [0x0002c90000000053, 0x0002c90000000053, 0x0002c9000000004a](total 3), start=583 end=667
    
    -I- HCA and Switches FLID verification finished successfully
  • flid file: global, local and adjacent subnets ranges

    Global FLID range: start=10 end=1100
    Local subnet FLID range: start=20 end=500
    Local subnet LID and global FLID ranges are OK
    
    ------------------------------------------------------
    Adjacent subnets
    Subnet: 0x0001 FLID range: start=20 end=500
    Subnet: 0x233c FLID range: start=501 end=582
    Subnet: 0x4789 different FLID ranges found on routers:
    [0x0002c90000000053, 0x0002c90000000053, 0x0002c9000000004a](total 3), start=583 end=667
    [0x0002c90000000041](total 1), start=583 end=700
  • flid file: local and non-local FLIDs enabled on a router

    Routers
    0x0002c90000000041 - "Router1/RT", enabled FLIDs
    
    local:
    20
    22
    28
    30
    31
    42
    …..
    
    non-local:
    10
    13
    16
    17
    19
    501
    503
    505
    …..


  • flid file: FLIDs per switches

    FLID per switches
    0x0002c90000000064 - "SW-1-0/U1": 20
    0x0002c90000000066 - "SW-1-1/U1": 21
    0x0002c90000000068 - "SW-1-2/U1": 22
    0x0002c9000000006a - "SW-1-3/U1": 23

Management Key (MKEY)

When MKEY protection is enabled by the Subnet Manager on the fabric devices, following command options should be used in ibdiagnet:

Parameter 

Description

--m_key <m_key>

Specifies constant MKey for the fabric. The MKey value should be specified when a single MKEY is shared by all InfiniBand devices.

The mkey value can be obtained from the opensm.conf file (m_key parameter).

--m_key_files <path to key files directory>

Specifies the path to the directory with the key_files (guid2lid, guid2mkey, neighbors, guid2cckey, guid2vskey).

Key files usually provided by opensm in /var/cache/opensm/.

Example of guid2mkey/guid2cckey/guid2vskey file:

0x0002c9000000001e 0x0000000000000111
0x0002c9000000002a 0x0000000000000222
0x0002c90000000026 0x0000000000000333
0x0002c90000000006 0x0000000000000444

Example of guid2lid file: 

0x0002c9000000004b 0x0027 0x0027
0x0002c9000000002a 0x001a 0x001b
0x0002c90000000006 0x0004 0x0005
0x0002c90000000047 0x000e 0x000e

Example of neighbours file:

0x0002c9000000004d:4 0x0002c9000000000e:1
0x0002c9000000004b:1 0x0002c9000000002e:1
0x0002c90000000049:2 0x0002c90000000022:1
0x0002c90000000006:1 0x0002c9000000004d:2

Example: 

ibdiagnet --mkey 0x00ff
ibdiagnet --m_key_files /var/cache/opensm/
ibdiagnet --m_key_files /tmp/opensm_mkey_files/

Aggregation Management Key (AMKey)

Aggregation Management Key (AM key) is sent in SHARP Management MADs to the Aggregation nodes. (default 0). Aggregation management key is configured in SHARP Aggregation Manager configuration file.

ParameterDescription
--am_key <am_key>Specifies constant am_key. 
AM Key parameter value format: 0x<hex_value>
--am_key_file <path_to_am_key_file>Specifies the path to am_key_file: guid2am_key.
The guid2am_key file includes pair of values GUID and key in the following format:
0x<guid_hex_value> 0x<am_key_hex_value>

Example of guid2amkey file: 

0x0000000000000111 0x0000000000000001
0x0000000000000222 0x2
0x0000000000000333 0x0000000003
0x0000000000000444 0x0000000000000004

Example:

ibdiagnet --am_key 0x0000000000000123
ibdiagnet --am_key 0x123
ibdiagnet --am_key_file /tmp/guid2am_key
ibdiagnet --am_key_file /tmp/am_keys

VendorSpecific Key (VS Key)

When VendorSpecific keys are generated and provisioned by the Subnet Manager, VendorSpecific keys should be sent in VendorSpecific MADs per endport.

ParameterDescription

--vs_key <vs_key>

Specifies constant vs_key. 
VendorSpecific Key parameter value format: 0x<hex_value>

--vs_key_file <path_to_vs_key_file>

Specifies the path to vs_key_file: guid2vs_key.
The guid2vs_key file includes pair of values GUID and key in the following format:
0x<guid_hex_value> 0x<vs_key_hex_value>

Example of guid2vs_key FILE:

0x0000000000000111 0x0000000000000001
0x0000000000000222 0x2
0x0000000000000333 0x0000000003
0x0000000000000444 0x0000000000000004

Example:

ibdiagnet --vs_key 0x0000000000000123
ibdiagnet --vs_key 0x123
ibdiagnet --vs_key_file /tmp/guid2vs_key
ibdiagnet --vs_key_file /tmp/vs_keys

CongestionControl Key (CC Key)

When CongestionControl keys are generated and provisioned by the Subnet Manager, CongestionControl keys should be sent in CongestionControl (CC) MADs perend port.

ParameterDescription

--cc_key <cc_key>

Specifies constant cc_key. 
CC Key parameter value format: 0x<hex_value>

--cc_key_file <path_to_cc_key_file>

Specifies the path to cc_key_file: guid2cc_key.
The guid2cc_key file includes pair of values GUID and key in the following format:
0x<guid_hex_value> 0x<cc_key_hex_value>

Example of guid2cc_key FILE:

0x0000000000000111 0x0000000000000001
0x0000000000000222 0x2
0x0000000000000333 0x0000000003
0x0000000000000444 0x0000000000000004

Example:

ibdiagnet --cc_key 0x0000000000000123
ibdiagnet --cc_key 0x123
ibdiagnet --cc_key_file /tmp/guid2cc_key
ibdiagnet --cc_key_file /tmp/cc_keys

Manager2Node Key (M2N Key)

When Manager2Node keys are generated and provisioned by the Subnet Manager, Manager2Node keys should be sent in M2N (pFRN) MADs per node.

ParameterDescription

--m2n_key <m2n_key>

Specifies constant m2n_key for the fabric.
M2N Key parameter value format: 0x<hex_value>

--m2n_key_file <path_to_m2n_key_file>

Specifies the path to m2n_key_file: guid2_m2n_key.

The guid2_m2n_key file includes pair of values GUID and key in the following format:

0x<guid_hex_value> 0x<m2n_key_hex_value>

Example of guid2_m2n_key FILE:

0x0000000000000111 0x0000000000000001
0x0000000000000222 0x2
0x0000000000000333 0x0000000003
0x0000000000000444 0x0000000000000004

Examples:

ibdiagnet --m2n_key 0x0000000000000123
ibdiagnet --m2n_key 0x123
ibdiagnet --m2n_key_file /tmp/guid2_m2n_key
ibdiagnet --m2n_key_file /tmp/m2n_keys