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| . Suppose you have one (or multiple) machines are dead (freeze, dolphin glitch, DK, etc). | * Suppose you have one (or multiple) machines are dead (freeze, dolphin glitch, DK, etc). |
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| . From the following list, determine which host you want to restart: | * From the following list, determine which host you want to restart: |
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| PORT HOST | PORT/HOST |
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| . 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. | |
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| {{{./dolphin_ix_port_control.sh -disable 192.168.113.40 #}}} | * 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. |
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| . ssh into the problematic machine. Use the following command to reboot it. Now this does not crash other machines! | {{{ ./dolphin_ix_port_control.sh -disable 192.168.113.40 # }}} |
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| {{{sudo reboot}}} | * ssh into the problematic machine. Use the following command to reboot it. Now this does not crash other machines! |
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| . Once the machine starts rebooting, run the dolphin enabling command on fb1. | {{{ sudo reboot }}} |
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| {{{./dolphin_ix_port_control.sh -eable 192.168.113.40 #}}} | * Once the machine starts rebooting, run the dolphin enabling command on fb1. {{{ ./dolphin_ix_port_control.sh -enable 192.168.113.40 # }}} |
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| {{{rtcds stop --all}}} | {{{ rtcds stop --all }}} |
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| {{{rtcds start --all}}} | {{{ rtcds start --all }}} |
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| . Once everything is up, burtrestore appropriate snapshots. | * Once everything is up, burtrestore appropriate snapshots. |
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.