[66415] in Hotline Meeting
machines in generic cluster
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Jonathon Weiss)
Thu Jun 12 17:54:10 2003
Message-Id: <200306122154.h5CLs8PO006588@the-other-woman.mit.edu>
From: Jonathon Weiss <jweiss@MIT.EDU>
To: hotline@MIT.EDU
Date: Thu, 12 Jun 2003 17:54:08 -0400
As we prepare for the summer cluster upgrades, it was pointed out to
me that there are a number of cluster machines that still have generic
hesiod from the last upgrade. Please remember that it is important to
set machines to the correct (non-generic) hesiod after an upgrade is
complete, or risk the possibility that they will not properly take
some updates.
The following systems appear to be suns, but have generic hesiod.
Could you please confirm that they are not in the middle of an upgrade
and should have their hesiod corrected?
CUTTY-SARK.MIT.EDU
The following have generic hesiod, but are not on the net. Can you
provide any info?
M2-105-1.MIT.EDU
M3-270-1.MIT.EDU
The following has both generic and sun hesiod, but is off the net.
Can you provide any info?
PALLADIUM.MIT.EDU
The following has generic hesiod, but may no longer be an athena
machine. Can you provide any info?
HD-CC-08.MIT.EDU
Additionally, the following machines had both generic and linux
specific hesiod. I removed the generic. No action is required on
your part for these systems.
M2-225-1.MIT.EDU
M2-225-10.MIT.EDU
M2-225-11.MIT.EDU
M2-225-12.MIT.EDU
M2-225-13.MIT.EDU
M2-225-2.MIT.EDU
M2-225-3.MIT.EDU
M2-225-4.MIT.EDU
M2-225-5.MIT.EDU
M2-225-6.MIT.EDU
M2-225-7.MIT.EDU
M2-225-9.MIT.EDU
M1-142-10.MIT.EDU
Thanks,
Jonathon
