CN113687864A - Method for replying basic input and output system configuration parameters and server system - Google Patents

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CN113687864A
CN113687864A CN202010418754.4A CN202010418754A CN113687864A CN 113687864 A CN113687864 A CN 113687864A CN 202010418754 A CN202010418754 A CN 202010418754A CN 113687864 A CN113687864 A CN 113687864A
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A method for replying basic input and output system configuration parameters is executed by a server system, the server system comprises a plurality of servers, each server comprises a central processing unit and a substrate management controller, the method is that the substrate management controller of the ith server in a starting mode receives an access command, and judges whether the basic input and output system configuration parameters related to the ith server are stored or not according to the access command; if not, the baseboard management controller of the ith server judges whether the corresponding jth server stores the corresponding backup basic input output system configuration parameters or not according to a backup comparison table, and if so, the baseboard management controller receives the backup basic input output system configuration parameters from the jth server.

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Method for replying basic input and output system configuration parameters and server system
Technical Field
The present invention relates to a method and system for processing electronic digital data, and more particularly, to a method and system for receiving and storing programs by internal storage of an application processing device.
Background
In a conventional Multi-node Server system (Multi-node Server), each Server may restore, back up, and remotely change a configuration file in an original BIOS by using a BIOS configuration file (hereinafter, BIOS configuration file) stored in a BIOS of a Baseboard Management Controller (BMC), but in the Multi-node Server system, when one of the node servers is damaged and a new Server is replaced, the new node Server cannot restore the original BIOS configuration file, and must be manually changed.
Disclosure of Invention
The technical problem to be solved by the invention is to provide a method for replying basic input output system configuration parameters, which can automatically reply a file.
In order to solve the above technical problem, the method for replying bios configuration parameters according to the present invention is performed by a server system, wherein the server system comprises a plurality of servers which are in communication with each other, each server comprises a central processing unit and a baseboard management controller in communication connection with the central processing unit.
The method for configuring parameters of the basic input and output system comprises the following steps:
(B) the baseboard management controller of the ith server in the boot mode receives an access command, and judges whether a BIOS configuration parameter related to the ith server is stored according to the access command.
(C) If the determination result in the step (B) is negative, the bmc of the ith server determines whether a corresponding jth server stores a backup bios configuration parameter corresponding to the ith server according to a backup comparison table, where the backup comparison table records that the bios configuration parameter of each server is backed up in another server, where parameters i and j are positive integers, and i ≠ j.
(D) If the judgment result in the step (C) is yes, the baseboard management controller receives the backup basic input output system configuration parameters from the jth server.
Another technical problem to be solved by the present invention is to provide a server system capable of automatically replying bios configuration parameters.
To solve the other technical problem, the server system of the present invention comprises a plurality of servers that are communicatively connected to each other, each server comprising a central processing unit and a baseboard management controller communicatively connected to the central processing unit.
The baseboard management controller of the ith server in the boot mode receives an access command, and judges whether a basic input/output system configuration parameter related to the ith server is stored according to the access command.
If the judgment result is no, the baseboard management controller of the ith server judges whether a corresponding jth server stores a backup BIOS configuration parameter corresponding to the ith server according to a backup comparison table, the backup comparison table records that the BIOS configuration parameter of each server is backed up in another server, wherein the parameters i and j are positive integers, and i is not equal to j.
If the judgment result is yes, the baseboard management controller receives the backup basic input output system configuration parameters from the jth server.
Compared with the prior art, in the method for replying the basic input/output system configuration parameters, when the baseboard management controller of the ith server judges that the basic input/output system configuration parameters are not stored, whether the basic input/output system configuration parameters are backed up by another jth server is inquired according to the backup comparison table, and when the basic input/output system configuration parameters are judged to be stored, the basic input/output system configuration parameters are automatically received from the jth server originally of the server system, so that the hardware cost required for additionally arranging an additional device on the server to store the backed-up basic input/output system configuration parameters is saved.
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Other features and effects of the present invention will become apparent from the following detailed description of the embodiments with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which:
FIG. 1 is a block diagram illustrating one embodiment of a server system of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a block diagram for assisting in explaining the server of the embodiment;
FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating a backup look-up table according to the embodiment;
FIG. 4 is a flow chart illustrating a method of recovering BIOS configuration parameters as performed by the embodiment;
FIG. 5 is a flowchart illustrating an example of a backup aggregation file step of the method for recovering BIOS configuration parameters;
FIG. 6 is a flowchart illustrating a store configuration file step of the method for recovering BIOS configuration parameters; and
FIG. 7 is a flowchart illustrating an update backup archive step of the method for recovering BIOS configuration parameters.
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The design concept of this patent is constructed in a server System having a plurality of node hosts, after each node host is started, a Basic Input Output System (BIOS) program is executed, the BIOS program mainly includes a BIOS code and a BIOS configuration parameter, when the BIOS program is executed, the BIOS program is mainly matched with the BIOS configuration parameter to correspondingly execute the BIOS code to perform different tasks, wherein the content of the BIOS program code cannot be rewritten or changed during the execution process, and the BIOS configuration parameter can be changed by a user according to the related parameter of the function setting in the BIOS configuration parameter, each node host backups its own BIOS configuration parameter to a corresponding node host, when one of the node hosts is damaged, the new node host is replaced to replace the damaged one of the node hosts, the new node master automatically requests the backup BIOS configuration parameters backed up by the damaged one of the node masters from the corresponding node master for backup BIOS configuration parameters of the damaged one of the node masters, when the new node host obtains the backup BIOS configuration parameters of the backup of the damaged one of the node hosts from the corresponding node host, the backup BIOS configuration parameters of the backup can be matched with the BIOS program code of the node to replace the damaged node host computer to execute the tasks performed by the original BIOS program, instead, the BIOS configuration parameters of the new node host need not be manually adjusted one by one to adjust the relevant parameters corresponding to each function setting, and the specific content of the present invention is further described in detail with an embodiment below.
Referring to fig. 1 and 2, an embodiment of the server system of the present invention is a server rack, which includes a plurality of servers 2 communicating with each other, each server 2 includes a central processing unit 21, a Platform Path Controller (PCH) 22, a Baseboard Management Controller (BMC) 23 electrically connected to the Platform path Controller 22, and a basic input/output system memory 24 electrically connected to the Platform path Controller 22.
The cpu 21 and the platform path controller 22 may be integrated into a System on chip (SoC) to operate with other chips, or the cpu 21 cooperates with the platform path controller 22 to operate with other chips, and the platform path controller 22 is allocated with various data bus input/output functions to replace part of the functions of the conventional south bridge and north bridge and connect with other data bus input/output.
Referring To fig. 3, the bmc 23 stores contents of a backup reference table, where the backup reference table records a corresponding relationship between each server 2 and the other servers 2, that is, a corresponding relationship between the NODE host and the corresponding NODE host, where any server 2 backs up BIOS configuration parameters of the server 2 corresponding To the server 2, and more specifically, each server 2 in the backup reference table has a corresponding number indicating a NODE ID of the server, and the backup reference table also stores the corresponding number (NODE ID To) of one server 2 corresponding To the server 2 in a corresponding manner, where the corresponding server 2 can provide the server 2 corresponding To the corresponding server with backup BIOS configuration parameters, for example, referring To fig. 2, which is a jth server 2 in the server system of this embodiment, a corresponding permanent memory stores the backup BIOS configuration parameters of the ith server 2, and in addition, a backup comparison table is stored in the permanent memory corresponding to the baseboard Management Controller 23 of each server 2, and the permanent memory may be present in the baseboard Management Controller 23 or may be electrically connected to the baseboard Management Controller 23 of each server 2 in a plug-in manner, but the permanent memory may also be designed in a chassis Management Controller (Chasis Management Controller) of the server cabinet according to hardware or electrically connected to the chassis Management Controller of the server cabinet in a plug-in manner, so as to store the backup comparison table, for each server 2 to access through the chassis Management Controller respectively; the persistent Memory may be implemented as a Non-Volatile Memory, such as a Non-Volatile Random Access Memory (NVRAM) or an Electrically Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory (EEPROM).
The BIOS Memory 24 is used for storing BIOS configuration parameters of the server 2, and in the embodiment, the BIOS Memory 24 is a non-volatile Memory, and may be a Flash Memory (Flash Memory), a Read-Only Memory (ROM), or a hard disk …, but is not limited thereto.
Referring to fig. 4, the method for recovering bios configuration parameters executed by the server system further includes a step (a) of sending an access command, a step (B) of determining an original configuration file, a step (C) of determining a backup configuration file, a step (D) of receiving the backup configuration file, a step (E) of synchronizing parameters, a step (F) of storing the configuration file, and a step (G) of updating the backup configuration file.
The access command sending step (a) is a step in which the cpu 21 of an i-th server 2, which performs Power-On Self-Test (POST) in the Power-On mode, sends an access command to the bmc 23 of the i-th server via the stage path controller 22.
The step (B) of determining the original configuration file is that the bmc 23 of the i-th server 2 receives the access command via the platform path controller 22, and determines whether the backup BIOS configuration parameters related to the i-th server 2 are stored according to the access command.
The step (C) of determining the backup aggregation file is to determine whether a backup BIOS configuration parameter corresponding to the ith server 2 is stored in a jth server 2 corresponding to the ith server 2 according to the backup comparison table if the determination result of the step (B) of determining the original configuration file is negative.
Referring to fig. 5, the detailed process of the step (C) of determining the backup aggregate file specifically includes a sub-step of reading the lookup table (C1), a sub-step of retrieving the backup file (C2), and a sub-step of querying the backup file (C3).
The reading look-up table sub-step (C1) is: the bmc 23 of the ith server 2 reads the backup mapping table to obtain a backup server information, that is, the corresponding server for the ith server 2 to store the BIOS configuration parameters is the corresponding number of the jth server 2, so as to indicate the NODE ID of the jth server 2.
The sub-step (C2) of requesting the backup file is as follows: the bmc 23 of the ith server 2 issues a request command to the jth server 2 according to the backup server information.
The query backup file sub-step (C3) is: the jth server 2 determines whether to store the backup BIOS configuration parameters corresponding to the ith server 2.
Referring to fig. 4 again, the step (D) of receiving the backup cluster file is: if the sub-step (C3) of querying the backup file is yes, the bmc 23 of the ith server 2 receives the backup BIOS configuration parameters from the jth server 2, and then the bmc 23 of the ith server 2 stores the received backup BIOS configuration parameters, wherein the bmc 23 of the ith server 2 stores the received backup BIOS configuration parameters in the persistent memory corresponding to the bmc 23 of the ith server 2.
The parameter synchronization step (E) is as follows: the central processing unit 21 of the ith server 2 in the boot mode performs synchronization according to the backup BIOS configuration parameters from the bmc 23, that is, the central processing unit 21 of the ith server 2 stores the backup BIOS configuration parameters stored in the bmc 23 of the ith server 2 in the BIOS memory 24 thereof, so as to be used in combination when executing the BIOS program codes.
The step (F) of storing the configuration file is as follows: if the sub-step (C3) of querying the backup file is no, the cpu 21 of the ith server 2 notifies the bmc 23 of the ith server to store the existing BIOS configuration parameters, that is, the BIOS configuration parameters currently stored in the BIOS memory 24 are stored in the bmc 23 of the ith server, the bmc 23 of the ith server stores the existing BIOS configuration parameters in the corresponding permanent memory, and the bmc 23 of the ith server further transmits the stored existing BIOS configuration parameters to the bmc 23 of the corresponding server 2 of the ith server 2 according to the backup comparison table, for example, the bmc 23 of the jth server 2, so that the bmc 23 of the jth server 2 stores the existing BIOS configuration parameters of the ith server in the corresponding permanent memory of the bmc 23 of the jth server 2 More specifically, the cpu 21 of the ith server 2 transmits the BIOS configuration parameters stored in the BIOS memory 24 to the bmc 23 also located in the ith server 2 through the platform path controller 22, so as to transmit the BIOS configuration parameters stored in the BIOS memory 24 and a backup instruction to the bmc 23 of the corresponding server 2 corresponding to the ith server 2 through the bmc 23 of the ith server 2, for example, the bmc 23 of the jth server 2 for backup storage, wherein the ith server 2 and the jth server 2 are both disposed in the same server rack, and the bmc 23 of the ith server 2 and the bmc 23 of the jth server 2 are electrically connected, for example, the bmc 23 of the ith server 2 and the bmc 23 of the jth server 2 may communicate with each other through the bus included in the server rack, or may communicate with each other through the internal network of the server rack.
Referring to FIG. 6, the store configuration file step (F) specifically includes an access original BIOS configuration parameters sub-step (F1), and an update look-up table sub-step (F2).
Step (F1): if the determination result in the step (C) is negative, the central processing unit 21 of the i-th server 2 obtains a BIOS configuration parameter from the corresponding BIOS memory 24, so as to transmit the BIOS configuration parameter to the bmc 23 of the i-th server 2 for storage as the backup BIOS configuration parameter.
Step (F2): the bmc 23 of the ith server 2 transmits the backup BIOS configuration parameter to the board management controller 23 of the jth server 2, and updates the backup comparison table stored in the bmc 23 of the ith server 2 to record the backup BIOS configuration parameter stored in the ith server 2 by the jth server 2, wherein the backup comparison table further includes the latest transmission time for the bmc 23 of the ith server 2 to transmit the BIOS configuration parameter to the board management controller 23 of the jth server 2.
Referring to fig. 4, the step (G) of updating the backup cluster file is: the bmc 23 of the ith server 2 updates the backup BIOS configuration parameter stored in the bmc 23 of the ith server 2 with the changed BIOS configuration parameter, and transmits the changed backup BIOS configuration parameter to the bmc 23 of the corresponding jth server 2 according to the backup comparison table, so as to update the stored backup BIOS configuration parameter.
Referring to FIG. 7, the step (G) of updating the backup aggregate file specifically includes a sub-step (G1) of determining a change in file parameters and a sub-step (G2) of updating file parameters.
The file parameter change determining substep (G1) is: when the central processing unit 21 of the i-th server 2 in the boot mode determines that the BIOS configuration parameter stored in the BIOS memory 24 has a variation, the central processing unit 21 transmits the varied BIOS configuration parameter to the baseboard management controller 23 of the i-th server 2 so that the baseboard management controller 23 of the i-th server 2 updates the backup BIOS configuration parameter stored therein.
The sub-step (G2) of updating the file parameters is as follows: the bmc 23 of the ith server 2 transmits the updated backup BIOS configuration parameters to the bmc 23 of the jth server 2 according to the backup comparison table stored therein, so that the updated backup BIOS configuration parameters are updated and stored in the bmc 23 of the jth server 2.
In the above embodiment, the backup comparison table is used to record the corresponding relationship between each server 2 and another server 2 providing the backup BIOS configuration parameters, if one of the servers 2 is a new node after the previous damaged server 2 is replaced, when it is in the power-on mode to perform the power-on self-test and it is determined that the memory corresponding to the baseboard management controller itself does not store the backup BIOS configuration parameters, the server 2 belonging to the new node can receive the backup BIOS configuration parameters of the previous damaged server 2 from the corresponding server 2 according to the backup comparison table, if the corresponding server 2 does not store the backup BIOS configuration parameters of the previous damaged server 2, the server 2 belonging to the new node automatically transmits the BIOS configuration parameters of itself, i.e. the local BIOS configuration parameters, that is, the BIOS configuration parameters currently stored in the memory 24 are transmitted to the corresponding server 2 according to the backup comparison table for backup storage by the corresponding server 2, therefore, the BIOS configuration parameters can be automatically recovered without manual updating or adding additional hardware to backup the BIOS configuration parameters, thereby really achieving the creation purpose of the invention.
However, the above description is only an example of the present invention, and the scope of the present invention should not be limited thereby, and all the simple equivalent changes and modifications made according to the claims and the contents of the patent specification should be included in the scope of the present invention.

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1. A method for replying BIOS configuration parameters, executed by a server system comprising a plurality of servers in communication with each other, each server comprising a CPU and a BMC in communication with the CPU, the method comprising:
(B) the baseboard management controller of the ith server in a starting mode receives an access command, and judges whether a basic input/output system configuration parameter related to the ith server is stored or not according to the access command;
(C) if the determination result in the step (B) is negative, the bmc of the ith server determines whether a corresponding jth server stores a backup bios configuration parameter corresponding to the ith server according to a backup comparison table, where the backup comparison table records that the bios configuration parameter of each server is backed up in another server, where parameters i and j are positive integers, and i ≠ j; and
(D) if the judgment result in the step (C) is yes, the baseboard management controller requests and receives the backup basic input output system configuration parameters from the jth server.
2. The method according to claim 1, further comprising a step (a): the central processing unit of the ith server in the boot mode sends the access command to the baseboard management controller of the ith server.
3. The method according to claim 1, further comprising a step (E): the central processing unit of the ith server in the boot mode performs synchronization according to the bios configuration parameters from the bmc.
4. The method according to claim 1, wherein each server further comprises a bios memory coupled to the cpu, the bios memory storing a bios configuration parameter, and further comprising a step (F1): if the determination result in the step (C) is negative, the cpu of the i-th server obtains a bios configuration parameter from the corresponding bios memory to store the bios configuration parameter in the bmc, a step (F2): the baseboard management controller stores the BIOS configuration parameters in the jth server, and updates the backup comparison table to record that the jth server stores the BIOS configuration parameters of the ith server.
5. The method according to claim 1, wherein each server further comprises a bios memory coupled to the cpu, the bios memory storing a bios configuration parameter, and further comprising a step (G1): when the cpu of the ith server in the boot mode determines that the bios configuration parameter stored in the bios memory is changed, the cpu updates the bios configuration parameter stored in the bmc with the changed bios configuration parameter, and in a step (G2), the bmc transmits the updated bios configuration parameter to the jth server according to the backup comparison table for the jth server to store a backup.
6. The method of claim 1, wherein the step (C) comprises:
step (C1): the baseboard management controller of the ith server reads the backup comparison table to obtain backup server information;
step (C2): the baseboard management controller of the ith server sends a request command to the jth server according to the backup server information; and
step (C3): the jth server determines whether to store the backup bios configuration parameters corresponding to the ith server.
7. A server system, comprising:
a plurality of servers which are communicated with each other and connected with each other, wherein each server comprises a central processing unit and a substrate management controller which is communicated and connected with the central processing unit,
the baseboard management controller of the ith server in the boot mode receives an access command, and determines whether a BIOS configuration parameter related to the ith server is stored according to the access command,
if not, the baseboard management controller of the ith server judges whether a corresponding jth server stores a backup BIOS configuration parameter corresponding to the ith server according to a backup comparison table, the backup comparison table records that the BIOS configuration parameter of each server is backed up in another server, wherein the parameters i and j are positive integers, i is not equal to j,
if the judgment result is yes, the baseboard management controller receives the backup basic input output system configuration parameters from the jth server.
8. The server system of claim 7, wherein the CPU of the ith server in boot mode sends the access command to the BMC of the ith server.
9. The server system of claim 7, wherein the central processing unit of the i-th server in the boot-up mode performs synchronization according to the BIOS configuration parameters from the baseboard management controller.
10. The server system of claim 7, wherein each server further comprises a BIOS memory coupled to the CPU, the BIOS memory storing a BIOS configuration parameter,
if the baseboard management controller of the ith server judges that the jth server does not store the backup BIOS configuration parameter, the CPU of the ith server obtains a BIOS configuration parameter from the corresponding BIOS memory to store the BIOS configuration parameter in the baseboard management controller,
and the baseboard management controller stores the BIOS configuration parameters into the jth server, and updates the backup comparison table to record the BIOS configuration parameters stored in the ith server by the jth server.
11. The server system of claim 7, wherein each server further comprises a BIOS memory coupled to the CPU, the BIOS memory storing a BIOS configuration parameter,
when the CPU of the ith server in the boot mode judges that the BIOS configuration parameter stored in the BIOS memory changes, the CPU updates the BIOS configuration parameter stored in the baseboard management controller with the changed BIOS configuration parameter,
the baseboard management controller transmits the updated BIOS configuration parameters to the jth server according to the backup comparison table for the jth server to store and backup.
12. The server system of claim 7,
the baseboard management controller of the ith server reads the backup comparison table to obtain backup server information,
the baseboard management controller of the ith server sends a request command to the jth server according to the backup server information,
the jth server determines whether to store the backup bios configuration parameters corresponding to the ith server.
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