DEAP

Links

• https://deap06.triumf.ca/ MIDAS status page
• https://deap06.triumf.ca/elog/ ELOG
• https://deap06.triumf.ca/ganglia/ GANGLIA system monitoring
• https://deap06.triumf.ca/nodeinfo/config.html computer configuration and status
• https://deap06.triumf.ca/vme01/ VME crate 1
• https://deap06.triumf.ca/vme02/ VME crate 2
• https://deap06.triumf.ca/vme03/ VME crate 3
• https://deap06.triumf.ca:8443/ UPS
• https://deap06.triumf.ca:8444/ Power Distribution Unit
• https://deap06.triumf.ca:8445/ KVM (deapkvm8)
• https://deapkvm8 (192.168.1.17) (deapkvm8) ATEN IP KVM (only works from deap06 gateway machine) (deap, deap)

DAQ machines

• deapdaqgw: gateway machine (DHCP for deap00, UPS, CDU, NAT)
• deap00: main daq machine (storage, home directories, central services, etc)
• deap01..05: A3818 daq machines
• deap06.triumf.ca: temporary network gateway
• deap07: spare A3818 daq machine (old deap00) (used for PCIe ADC DAQ)
• deap08: spare deap00 machine
• lxdeap01: VME daq machine
• deapvme01..03: VME crate power supplies
• deapups: DAQ UPS unit
• deapcdu: DAQ power distribution unit
• deapkvm8: 8-port IP KVM
• mscb520: MSCB-ETH bridge

deapups connections

• C13(f) : Switched Load 1 - N/C
• C13(f) : Switched Load 2 - N/C
• C13(f) : Switched Load 3 - N/C
• C13(f) : Unswitched Load 4 - Rack Fan Left
• C13(f) : Unswitched Load 4 - Rack Fan Centre
• C13(f) : Unswitched Load 4 - Rack Fan Right
• C13(f) : Unswitched Load 4 -
• C13(f) : Unswitched Load 4 -
• C19(f) : Unswitched Load 4 - CDU

UPS configuration

Tripp-lite management software

ssh deap00 /var/tripplite/poweralert/console/pal_console.sh

USB connections

• lsusb -v | grep -i product
• lsusb -v | grep -i serial

NUT UPS configuration

• http://www.networkupstools.org/
• ssh root@deap00
• (initial software checkout) cd ~; svn checkout svn://anonscm.debian.org/nut/trunk nut
• (update) cd ~/nut; svn update
• (build, install) cd ~/nut; ./autogen.sh; ./configure --prefix=/opt/nut; make -j6 -k; make -k; make -k install
• config file: /opt/nut/etc/ups.conf

[ups1]
        driver = usbhid-ups
        port = auto
        desc = "ups1"
        serial = "2231ELCPS720300082"
[ups2]
        driver = usbhid-ups
        port = auto
        desc = "ups2"
        serial = "2211KW0PS733900093"
[ups3]
        driver = usbhid-ups
        port = auto
        desc = "ups3"
        serial = "2231ELCPS720300090"

• restart drivers: /opt/nut/bin/upsdrvctl start
• reload upsd: /opt/nut/sbin/upsd -c reload

deapcdu connections

 1 : DEAP00
 2 : DEAP01
 3 : DEAP02
 4 : DEAP03
 5 : DEAP04
 6 : DEAP05
 7 : DEAPVME02
 8 : DEAP07
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 9 : DEAP08
10 : SCB1
11 : SCB2
12 : n/c
13 : n/c
14 : DEAPDAQGW (temp)
15 : DEAPMPOD
16 : DEAPKVM8

deapcdu snmp

• snmpwalk -v 2c -M +/home/deap/online/slow/fesnmp -m +Sentry3-MIB -c public deapcdu sentry3
• snmpset -v 2c -M +/home/deap/online/slow/fesnmp -m +Sentry3-MIB -c write deapcdu outletControlAction.1.1.1 i 1 ### turn on outlet 1
• snmpset -v 2c -M +/home/deap/online/slow/fesnmp -m +Sentry3-MIB -c write deapcdu outletControlAction.1.1.3 i 2 ### turn off outlet 3

Network configuration (TRIUMF)

DEAP DAQ machines are on the private network (see below).

Gateway to TRIUMF network is 1U machine deap06.triumf.ca connected to the LADD-NIS cluster (deap account on ladd00).

Gateway services running on the gateway:

• DHCP server for the 192.168.1.x network (/etc/hosts, /etc/dhcp/dhcpd.conf)
• apache SSL/https proxy for MIDAS status page, ELOG, ganglia and nodeinfo (/etc/httpd/conf.d/ssl.conf, /etc/httpd/htpasswd)
• NAT proxy from private network to the TRIUMF network (/etc/rc.local). Makes the internet accessible from deapNN machines.

Network configuration (DEAP)

The DEAP DAQ cluster is configured for standalone running with or without an internet connection.

(NB: Some internet functions are required: access to NTP for time synchronization and access to Linux package repositories to install packages, etc)

Network numbers in use: (deap06/deap00 DHCP)

192.168.1.x (netmask 255.255.255.0): main private network
192.168.2.x: deap00a-deap01a connection
192.168.3.x: deap00b-deap02b connection
192.168.4.x: deap00c-deap03c connection
192.168.5.x: deap00d-deap04d connection

DEAP network nodes with statically configured IP addresses:

deapmod : Wiener MPOD firmware does not support DHCP

Usernames, passwords and hostnames are distributed using NIS:

• domain name: DEAP-NIS
• deap00 is the master server
• there are no secondary servers
• hostnames are distributed using NIS (from deap00:/etc/hosts, MUST MATCH deap06:/etc/hosts!)
• to solve chicken-and-egg problem deap00 IP address has to be listed in each machine /etc/hosts (MUST MATCH deap06 and deap00 /etc/hosts!) (SL6.2+ NIS broadcast does not work so deap00 has to be listed in each machine /etc/yp.conf, also NFS filesystems are mounted before NIS is started).
• also NIS has to be listed in front of DNS in the "hosts:" entry of /etc/nsswitch.conf

DNS kludge:

• normally DNS would be used to distribute IP addresses and hostnames to the DHCP server, to deap00 and to other deap machines. But we do not have a private DNS server and the TRIUMF DNS server has the wrong IP addresses for deap machines (142.90.x.x).
• deap06 DHCP is telling all machines to use the TRIUMF DNS server (to resolve internet addresses - google, etc). To avoid confusion between local deap00, etc hostnames and deap00, etc hostnames from TRIUMF, /etc/nsswitch.conf "hosts:" entry has to list "nis" before "dns".
• hopefully the deap00, etc hostnames will be resolved correctly by the SNOlab DNS servers and all this kludging can go away.

System monitoring tools:

• ganglia
• triumf_nodeinfo
• konstantin's ganglia packages (monitor_nfs, ganglia sensors, top, etc) - To install/update: yum --disablerepo="*" --enablerepo=konstantin update
• diskscrub

Backups

• backups of Linux images:
  • backups of linux images are done to deap00:/data/root/backups using cron job on deap00:/etc/cron.d/backup.lxdaq.cron and deap00:~root/backup.lxdaq
• backups of home directories: NONE
• backups of data disks: NONE

Creating boot disks for deap01..deap05

mirrored 16GB USB Flash disks

go here Cloning_raid1_boot_disks

V7865 single 8GB/16GB USB Flash disks

The V7865 VME processors use single USB flash disks. To create the boot disks, follow instructions for #64GB_SSD_boot_disks, but clone "lxdeap01" instead of "deap01".

64GB SSD boot disks

• attach SSD disk to any of the deap01..deap05 machines (SATA+power)
• login as root to that machine
• "fdisk -l" to identify which /dev/sdX disk it is
• cd /data/root/backups
• ./clone.perl ./deap01 /dev/sdX
• observe script completes sucessfully and prints "Done. You can remove /dev/sdX and try to boot from it."
• disconnect the disk
• connect to new machine, try to boot from it