Openscape 4000 v10 standby ecoserver can't boot.
i tried to make a "replace node" ->
the ecoserver screen awlays 0%,the current page returns after 15 mins, i tried many times and the situation is always the same.
We know that replace node is a network BOOT method initiated by the actived ecoserver in TFTP mode. It is through corosync LAN (ETH4). I have confirmed that the two ecoservers have looped back ETH4 and ETH6.
Is there any way to confirm whether it is a hard disk failure or a problem with the standby ecoserver mainboard? I am not near these two devices. Are there any suggestions to confirm this problem? Can a monitor and keyboard be used to log in to the standby ecoserver to check BIOS or the SSD(hard disk), or can the hard disk of the active ecoserver be used for booting to determine whether the standby ecoserver is working or whether a new set of primary and standby hard disks needs to be recreated
i tried to make a "replace node" ->
the ecoserver screen awlays 0%,the current page returns after 15 mins, i tried many times and the situation is always the same.
We know that replace node is a network BOOT method initiated by the actived ecoserver in TFTP mode. It is through corosync LAN (ETH4). I have confirmed that the two ecoservers have looped back ETH4 and ETH6.
Is there any way to confirm whether it is a hard disk failure or a problem with the standby ecoserver mainboard? I am not near these two devices. Are there any suggestions to confirm this problem? Can a monitor and keyboard be used to log in to the standby ecoserver to check BIOS or the SSD(hard disk), or can the hard disk of the active ecoserver be used for booting to determine whether the standby ecoserver is working or whether a new set of primary and standby hard disks needs to be recreated