technical_logs:st._lawrence_market
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| + | The network from .76 (downstairs north) and downstream went offline at some point this week. Similar problem to last time, which didn't really make sense to me. Nesrin tried powercycling it, but it didn't do anything. I finally had time to check it out today. When I got on the ladder, the router was off. The DC power plug wasn't all the way in. It seems like the router slid down the post it's attached to, and because the power cord has little slack, it got unplugged. (Unplugged by gravity!) | ||
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| + | I slid the router back up the post, and wedged it above a pipe. If no one touches it, it'll stay in place. And plugged in. | ||
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| ====== Apr 25, 2014 ====== | ====== Apr 25, 2014 ====== | ||
| Nothing's changed. I connected to cd:e4, and could ping the 3 south routers, but high packet loss. I SSHed into schefflers to reboot it, and | Nothing's changed. I connected to cd:e4, and could ping the 3 south routers, but high packet loss. I SSHed into schefflers to reboot it, and | ||
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