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[atlas] Very short uptime for some probes
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Mark Delany
f4w at echo.emu.st
Wed Nov 20 20:50:14 CET 2013
On 20Nov13, Philip Homburg allegedly wrote: > Hi, > > On 2013/11/20 16:32 , Mark Delany wrote: > > I've noticed that the uptime for some of the physical probes we've > > installed are very short. > This is not normal. The probe is not rebooting, but it is constantly > losing its connection to the controller. And it doesn't seem to report > any results. > > I'll send it to a different controller to see if it makes a difference. You probably know this Philip, but that made an instant difference. That probe is now reporting being up 100% since the switch. Just out of curiousity, do you have a theory on why switching controllers makes a difference? If it's a bit of a mystery at the controller end, is there anything we can do to help diagnose the problem at the probe end? As you can see I have a nicely reproducable situation if it's of use. Mark.
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