Title: | USG buildhelp questions/answers |
Moderator: | SMURF::FILTER |
Created: | Mon Apr 26 1993 |
Last Modified: | Mon Jan 20 1997 |
Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
Number of topics: | 2763 |
Total number of notes: | 5802 |
Date Of Receipt: 25-APR-1996 11:59:51.29 From: FLUME::"[email protected]" "Lucinda Mazza OSG/UES" To: [email protected], mudrat::useg CC: [email protected], [email protected], [email protected] Subj: Tonight - ZK3-3 Network Cleanup - Phase 2 The site networking group will be doing Phase 2 of their network clean up tonight, in the ZK3-3 lab. Phase 2 involves cleaning up unused network cables and consolidating excess cabling in the cable trays. This work can not be done by segment, but rather by physical cable tray location. Their network cleanup effort tonight (4/25) will run from 5pm-9pm and be in the cable tray over the build environment. In order to insure the integrity of the build environment, the OSF DECode-II pools will not be available between the hours of 5pm and 9pm tonight. We will be locking the pools at 5pm to insure the integrity of our sources. We also recommend developers do nothing in the build environment between the hours of 5pm and 9pm should file servers become unavailable. For developers at ALL sites, this means all ODE access to the OSF project pools will be locked. (ie: bco, blog, etc.) People may need to exit and re-start any workon sessions when the pools are unlocked. This will depend on the extent of activity that occurs during the clean up. For developers at ZK0 it also means, all backing trees should NOT be accessed during that time. The site networking group has been doing a very conscientous job during the network cleanup effort in the ZK3-3 lab, with minimal impact to anyone. However, this step is being taken to insure our sources and critical development efforts are protected from unplanned outages. If you have any questions about the ODE development environment, please direct them to the reng alias. Your cooperation and understanding is appreciated. Regards, Lucinda Mazza Digital UNIX Release Engineering
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Date Of Receipt: 30-APR-1996 12:04:34.87 From: ALPHA::"[email protected]" "Lucinda Mazza OSG/UES" To: [email protected], mudrat::useg CC: [email protected], [email protected], [email protected] Subj: Tonight - ZK3-3 Network Cleanup - Phase 2 The site networking group will be doing Phase 2 of their network clean up tonight, in the ZK3-3 lab. Phase 2 involves cleaning up unused network cables and consolidating excess cabling in the cable trays. This work can not be done by segment, but rather by physical cable tray location. Their network cleanup effort tonight (4/30) will run from 5pm-9pm and be in the cable tray over the build environment. In order to insure the integrity of the build environment, the OSF DECode-II pools will not be available between the hours of 5pm and 9pm tonight. We will be locking the pools at 5pm to insure the integrity of our sources. We also recommend developers do nothing in the build environment between the hours of 5pm and 9pm should file servers become unavailable. For developers at ALL sites, this means all ODE access to the OSF project pools will be locked. (ie: bco, blog, etc.) People may need to exit and re-start any workon sessions when the pools are unlocked. This will depend on the extent of activity that occurs during the clean up. For developers at ZK0 it also means, all backing trees should NOT be accessed during that time. The site networking group has been doing a very conscientous job during the network cleanup effort in the ZK3-3 lab, with minimal impact to anyone. However, this step is being taken to insure our sources and critical development efforts are protected from unplanned outages. If you have any questions about the ODE development environment, please direct them to the reng alias. Your cooperation and understanding is appreciated. Regards, Lucinda Mazza Digital UNIX Release Engineering |