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Failed to configure the SNMP settings on the BMC of the node

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This hotfix must be applied to all IBM Fusion HCI racks that use Lenovo servers and that are upgraded to version 2.10.0.


After upgrading the rack to version 2.10.0, a call home event (BMYCO0006: Failed to configure the SNMP settings on the BMC of the node) is being triggered for all nodes due to the inclusion of a new additional manufacturer field in the configmap.

Follow the instructions to apply the hotfix:
  1. Log in to the OpenShift Container Platform web console.
  2. Go to Operators > Installed Operators.
  3. In the Project drop-down, select ibm-spectrum-fusion-ns namespace.
  4. Click the IBM Storage Fusion installed operator that contains the CSV for the compute operator image to be patched.
  5. Click YAML tab.
     It opens a YAML editor screen.
  6. In the YAML editor screen, search for the string isf-compute-operator@sha256.
  7. In the control-plane: isf-compute-operator label, edit the isf-compute-operator@sha256 image with the new compute operator image under the manager container field. 

    For example:

    command:
      - /manager
    image: <image-goes-here>


    Online Installation:
    Compute operator image - cp.icr.io/cp/fusion-hci/isf-compute-operator@sha256:d90ea2c47f79d36757384147c180354a6ae0b30e6472f08c144afee281a0a96e

    Offline Installation:
    • Run the following command to mirror the isf-compute-operator image.

      skopeo copy --insecure-policy --preserve-digests --all docker://cp.icr.io/cp/fusion-hci/isf-compute-operator@sha256:d90ea2c47f79d36757384147c180354a6ae0b30e6472f08c144afee281a0a96e docker://$TARGET_PATH/cp/fusion-hci/isf-compute-operator@sha256:d90ea2c47f79d36757384147c180354a6ae0b30e6472f08c144afee281a0a96e
    • For example, if the TARGET_PATH is docker-na-public.artifactory.swg-devops.com/hyc-abell-devops-team-dev-offline-docker-local/hci-auto-ga-210, then the command would be:

      skopeo copy --insecure-policy --preserve-digests --all docker://cp.icr.io/cp/fusion-hci/isf-compute-operator@sha256:d90ea2c47f79d36757384147c180354a6ae0b30e6472f08c144afee281a0a96e docker://docker-na-public.artifactory.swg-devops.com/hyc-abell-devops-team-dev-offline-docker-local/hci-auto-ga-210/cp/fusion-hci/isf-compute-operator@sha256:d90ea2c47f79d36757384147c180354a6ae0b30e6472f08c144afee281a0a96e
  8. Click Save.
  9. Verify whether the isf-compute-operator pod is running with a new production image of the compute operator.

    Alternatively, you can also verify the new production image of the compute operator by using the following commands:
     
    • Run the following command to get the list of pods.
      oc get po
    • Run the following command to get the details of the isf-compute-operator pod.
      oc describe po isf-compute-operator-pod-name
    • Verify whether the container manager image is updated with the new production image.

      Note: Already raised Critical events for this issue can now be resolved from the IBM Fusion events page.

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Modified date:
16 July 2025

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ibm17238921