Interesting...too bad I can't do that in my environment.
>>> 01/16/11 9:09 PM >>>
Lisandro Grullon wrote:
> This is interesting...I wonder if my box is having and overheating issue.
Back in the day, we used h eat gun or even a hair dryer
to heat up a suspect system to induce an incipient
failur
On 1/17/2011 7:50 AM, Keith Roberts wrote:
>> Depending on the quality of your power, certainly it can be a factor.
>> We generally have good power, but it's been years since I've run any
>> system (even a test system) without a UPS because you never know when
>> you'll get a notch or spike that'll
On Sun, 16 Jan 2011, Devin Reade wrote:
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> Subject: Re: [CentOS] Server reboots unexpectebly.
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> Lisandro Grullon wrote:
>
>> They are not on a ups at the moment since these boxes are being test. Do u
>> thi
Lisandro Grullon wrote:
> This is interesting...I wonder if my box is having and overheating issue.
Back in the day, we used h eat gun or even a hair dryer
to heat up a suspect system to induce an incipient
failure to show up.
--
Charles Polisher
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Lisandro Grullon wrote:
> They are not on a ups at the moment since these boxes are being test. Do u
> think this could be a power issue?
Depending on the quality of your power, certainly it can be a factor.
We generally have good power, but it's been years since I've run any
system (even a tes
I will look into this one when I return to work...thank u for the tip. Can it
also be a heading issue.
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On 1/16/2011 9:24 AM, compdoc wrote:
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> I've seen one memtest iteration pass, but 2 or 3 were needed before a
> failure showed up. That's not usually the case, though...
>
I have a server right now which passed three memtest
They are not on a ups at the moment since these boxes are being test. Do u
think this could be a power issue?
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On Sun, 16 Jan 2011, compdoc wrote:
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> If its two servers doing the same, then I guess it's not likely they both
> have the same hardware problem. The thing i
On 1/16/2011 9:24 AM, compdoc wrote:
>
> I've seen one memtest iteration pass, but 2 or 3 were needed before a
> failure showed up. That's not usually the case, though...
>
I have a server right now which passed three memtest iterations but
throws intermittent errors on one DIMM when it gets war
If its two servers doing the same, then I guess it's not likely they both
have the same hardware problem. The thing is, that's not something centos is
going to do on its own, so it's some program that's been added, or some
common bios setting that's wrong.
Do they connect to a UPS with a serial/us
Also run memtest86 on them overnight (getting at least one complete iteration).
That utility is available by booting the installation CD/DVD.
Devin
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From: compdoc
> If there aren’t any messages in the logs, then I would have to think this is
> a
> hardware issue. Maybe an overheating or power supply problem. These servers
>have
>
> new hardware? Describe your hardware...
These should appear in the server logs (IPMI) in the BIOS screen or
>>I am in the process of configuring 2 new servers. They are running Centos
5.5 and for the last three days they have been rebooting unexpectedly, can
you point me in the right direction what to look for in the logs. I have
been checking /var/log/messages but don't see anything that hint me any
clu
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