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Dolphin Switch

8 port IX Switch

Network configuration

IP address: 192.168.113.40 Web access authentication: admin / admin

Port Assignment

1 c1sus

2 c1lsc

3 c1iscex

4 c1iscey

5 c1ioo

6 c1sus2

7 NC

8 NC

How to restart an RTS machine without crashing other RTS

Suppose you have one (or multiple) machines are dead (freeze, dolphin glitch, DK, etc).
From the following list, determine which host you want to restart:

    PORT/HOST
    1    c1sus
    2    c1lsc
    3    c1iscex
    4    c1iscey
    5    c1ioo
    6    c1sus

ssh into fb1. At the login directory, run the following command with the above port name (replace the "#" with it). If you have multiple hosts, run the command one by one.

./dolphin_ix_port_control.sh -disable 192.168.113.40 #

ssh into the problematic machine. Use the following command to reboot it. Now this does not crash other machines!

sudo reboot

Once the machine starts rebooting, run the dolphin enabling command on fb1.

./dolphin_ix_port_control.sh -enable 192.168.113.40 #

This should be done before the IOP (c1x07 etc) comes up. Otherwise, that IOP fails. It's allright. If the IOP (and other processes fails), just stop them with

rtcds stop --all

and enable dolphin with the above command. And then run

rtcds start --all

Once everything is up, burtrestore appropriate snapshots.

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+ * Suppose you have one (or multiple) machines are dead (freeze, dolphin glitch, DK, etc).

 * From the following list, determine which host you want to restart:
{{{
    PORT/HOST
    1    c1sus
    2    c1lsc
    3    c1iscex
    4    c1iscey
    5    c1ioo
    6    c1sus
}}}

 * ssh into fb1. At the login directory, run the following command with the above port name (replace the "#" with it). If you have multiple hosts, run the command one by one.

{{{
./dolphin_ix_port_control.sh -disable 192.168.113.40 #
}}}

 * ssh into the problematic machine. Use the following command to reboot it. Now this does not crash other machines!

{{{
sudo reboot
}}}

 * Once the machine starts rebooting, run the dolphin enabling command on fb1.

{{{
./dolphin_ix_port_control.sh -enable 192.168.113.40 #
}}}

This should be done before the IOP (c1x07 etc) comes up. Otherwise, that IOP fails. It's allright. If the IOP (and other processes fails), just stop them with

{{{
rtcds stop --all
}}}

and enable dolphin with the above command. And then run

{{{
rtcds start --all
}}}

 * Once everything is up, burtrestore appropriate snapshots.