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Started by Lou Anschuetz
Thu, 07 Dec 2000 00:00
Scheduled December computing outage
Author: Lou Anschuetz
Date: Thu, 07 Dec 2000 00:00
Date: Thu, 07 Dec 2000 00:00
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After much negotiation and discussion the following is the situation on the annual December outage: Power will NOT be removed from Hamerschlag Hall at all at this time. Power WILL be removed from Cyert Hall from 4a.m. until roughly 4p.m. (this usually goes a couple of hours longer) on December 29th, 2000. This is a different date than originally announced so you should mark your calendars accordingly. This date is a university holiday, chosen to minimize impact on users. While Hamerschlag will not lose electricity, the outage in Cyert Hall will effect users. During this time AFS will be down, so UNIX (including LINUX) logins will not be possible. In addition, access to AFS will be limited or non-existent. The Alpha machine cluster will be off-line for the entire time, probably actually beginning the night before. The compute clusters owned by CEDA (including Elvis, heavyside, belushi, etc) will be off-line. Central.cit.cmu.edu will be off-line. Henry.ece.cmu.edu will be off-line. For some or all of the day our primary DNS server will be off-line, making normal access to remote machines extremely slow. Of course, as Andrew will be down, access to the Internet will be limited or non-existent during this time. In the past some UNIX machines have had to be rebooted after AFS returns, so you may want to be aware that things may not be quite back to normal when you return. In summary, you should make the assumption that no computing services will be available on December 29. If you have questions about this date, please feel free to address them to gripe@ece.cmu.edu. We apologize for the inconvenience that this outage brings, but note that it is a requirement to retain insurance on the equipment located in Cyert Hall. -- Lou Anschuetz, lou@ece.cmu.edu Network Manager, ECE, Carnegie Mellon University
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