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Originally Posted by nKoan
um...
okay, you handle this one Matt, I'm going to grab lunch. This statement is seriously hurting my brain.
okay, you handle this one Matt, I'm going to grab lunch. This statement is seriously hurting my brain.
Took the words right out of my mouth
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Originally Posted by Ace
In work now and f-ing sleepy still, one question how do you know what you rank in post, cause i see nothing about 20 posts per page
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Originally Posted by Ace
In work now and f-ing sleepy still, one question how do you know what you rank in post, cause i see nothing about 20 posts per page
You n00b.
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Originally Posted by jvick125
clusters? Defrag the B****, and then maybe do a scan disk.
We found the problem (support did anyway)..
Polyserve uses SAN fencing for the cluster. So, for example, if you've got a two node cluster and one side tanks, the cluster software disables the ports on the switch that were used by the dead system. To do this it uses SNMP SET commands to change the port status.
Well, over the weekend the SAN team upgraded the firmware on the two switches to which these systems connect. There's a known bug in the firmware that specifically effects SNMP SET commands, which is to say that they don't work. SO, when Polyserve was trying to start up and 'fence on' the ports, the SNMP SET commands didn't work, which means Polyserve couldn't access the SAN disks.
This explains why the OS was able to see the disk and not the clustering software. We're rolling back the firmware upgrade and rebooting the servers in a few. Hopefully that works :|
Originally Posted by nKoan
um...
okay, you handle this one Matt, I'm going to grab lunch. This statement is seriously hurting my brain.
okay, you handle this one Matt, I'm going to grab lunch. This statement is seriously hurting my brain.
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Originally Posted by jvick125
it was a joke... Since I know very little about IT.
Originally Posted by 1reguL8NSTi
Yeah, defrag and virus scan are my answers for everything. Slow loading.........defrag, wierd pop-ups............virus scan, broken monitor..........defrag.
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ugh, i found out i have to be in an hour early tomorrow and wearing a tie. i guess i have to present some crap to our customer.
and then wednesday i have to be here at 7 for a trip to beale -> fremont -> hayward -> office.
thank god i have a interview thursday for something that pays mucho bettar.
and then wednesday i have to be here at 7 for a trip to beale -> fremont -> hayward -> office.
thank god i have a interview thursday for something that pays mucho bettar.
Originally Posted by nKoan
oh. I don't read many of your posts, so I didn't know if you were serious or not.
Read more of my posts so you know