I had the same thing happen with 741's once. In my case not sure what had caused the shutdown exactly but 3 of the 4 on that controller came back.
Love it when the solution is the first thing you would hear from the IT department
Topic: One Avalon 841 lost on a chain (Read 96 times)
Glad you figured it out; thanks for updating the OP accordingly.
I had the same thing happen with 741's once. In my case not sure what had caused the shutdown exactly but 3 of the 4 on that controller came back.
Love it when the solution is the first thing you would hear from the IT department
I had the same thing happen with 741's once. In my case not sure what had caused the shutdown exactly but 3 of the 4 on that controller came back.
Love it when the solution is the first thing you would hear from the IT department
Hi all - I'm currently running 31 Avalon 841s and a whole bunch of S9s.
While doing a daily check I noticed one of the 841s, in a 3 deep chain, is missing. The controller has 13 machines on it (now 12 showing up). I went out to the data center to visually inspect and all 13 on that controller have blue indicator lights.
I have not come across this before.
Any suggestions? Of course, I tried rebooting the controller, but that didn't help.
Figured it out: I just turned all the LEDs on to find the odd-man-out. It was actually dead after rebooting the controller, so would have been obvious had I gone back into the data center. In any case, power cycled the box and it came right back up.
While doing a daily check I noticed one of the 841s, in a 3 deep chain, is missing. The controller has 13 machines on it (now 12 showing up). I went out to the data center to visually inspect and all 13 on that controller have blue indicator lights.
I have not come across this before.
Any suggestions? Of course, I tried rebooting the controller, but that didn't help.
Figured it out: I just turned all the LEDs on to find the odd-man-out. It was actually dead after rebooting the controller, so would have been obvious had I gone back into the data center. In any case, power cycled the box and it came right back up.
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