The printer weren't reachable from our windows sessions this afternoon.
This problem has been resolved, linux and notebooks weren't affected.
This incident occurred, due to changes to our printservers we had made.
Dear all
after the network migration from yesterday, we found several broken or misconfigured network ports. Affected are all devices which are configured for LAN connections like printers and thinlinc terminals. Symptoms are 'no printing at all' or for the terminals 'booting and stopping'. Please report any problems to support@math.uzh.ch.
[Update/CR/22.10.15]
- The terminal booting problem has been fixed by installing the latest updates.
- The broken network ports has been identified as wrong documented - and therefore not broken.
Thanks
Carsten
All services should be online again.
Carsten
One cloud server has been accidently rebooted. During this time some thinlinc terminals as well as some EdX hosts have been offline. Sorry for the trouble.
Carsten
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Maintenance is completed.
A CPU Fan in one of our Relay Server is defect, we will replace it.
During this time you will not be able to print.
We will inform you again as soon as the maintenance is completed.
During the evening we had a power failure in the serverroom. The I-MATH cloud was unaccessible: thinlinc, ssh, edx. All Thinlinc sessions are lost.
Duration: 1.10.2015 20:40 CEST - 2.10.2015 08:30 CEST
Background:
- One fuse has switched off and a connected network switch stops working. The storage for the I-MATH cloud are connected via this network switch and therefore the whole I-MATH cloud stopped working.
- To resolve the broken storage connection, a complete reboot of all VM of the I-MATH cloud was necessary.
- The mailserver and the webserver are not affected, cause they use a local storage.
- With the next maintenance date 21.10.15, we will rearrange the power distribution as well as reconnecting all I-MATH netwoork switches to a USV.
- Notifcation of the malfunction has been automatically reported (just in time) - unfortunately the receiving mobile phone was 'muted' and the alarm not recognized at the evening.