outage window

outage window

[Matthew Galgoci]

I need to replace the layer 2 switch that sources.redhat.com hangs off of, and
I'd like to do it tomorrow, oct 3, 2003 between 9am and 10am EDT. The current
switch is failing (though it still switching packets). It's a cisco 2900 series
that's expereincing memory errors, like the following:

%SYS-2-MALLOCFAIL: Memory allocation of 192 bytes failed from 0xE847C, pool Pro0-Process= "LED Control Process", ipl= 0, pid= 19
-Traceback= 1CACB8 1CC7AC E8480 103DE4 103FD8 E574C 1F1F68 1F7268 1F1F68 1F30300
%SYS-2-MALLOCFAIL: Memory allocation of 128 bytes failed from 0x1CCFCC, pool Pr0-Process= "Broadcast Storm Control", ipl= 0, pid= 32
-Traceback= 1CACB8 1CC7AC 1CCFD0 1D90AC 1D913C E8570 103DE4 103FD8 E574C 1F1F680

The connectivity interruption should be very minor. I expect it to take all of 10 minutes
for the entire operation.

If anyone objects to the time please speak up now, else I'm just going to 
go ahead as stated above.

Regards,

Matthew Galgoci

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Matthew Galgoci		"If you were a woman I'd kiss you right now."
System Administrator
Red Hat, Inc
919.754.3700 x44155

Re: outage window

[law]

In message <Pine.LNX.4.44.0310021204130.22529-100000@lacrosse.corp.redhat.com>,
 Matthew Galgoci writes:
 >
 >I need to replace the layer 2 switch that sources.redhat.com hangs off of, an
 >d
 >I'd like to do it tomorrow, oct 3, 2003 between 9am and 10am EDT. The current
 >switch is failing (though it still switching packets). It's a cisco 2900 seri
 >es
 >that's expereincing memory errors, like the following:
 >
 >%SYS-2-MALLOCFAIL: Memory allocation of 192 bytes failed from 0xE847C, pool P
 >ro0-Process= "LED Control Process", ipl= 0, pid= 19
 >-Traceback= 1CACB8 1CC7AC E8480 103DE4 103FD8 E574C 1F1F68 1F7268 1F1F68 1F30
 >300
 >%SYS-2-MALLOCFAIL: Memory allocation of 128 bytes failed from 0x1CCFCC, pool 
 >Pr0-Process= "Broadcast Storm Control", ipl= 0, pid= 32
 >-Traceback= 1CACB8 1CC7AC 1CCFD0 1D90AC 1D913C E8570 103DE4 103FD8 E574C 1F1F
 >680
 >
 >The connectivity interruption should be very minor. I expect it to take all o
 >f 10 minutes
 >for the entire operation.
 >
 >If anyone objects to the time please speak up now, else I'm just going to 
 >go ahead as stated above.
Go for it.
jeff