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Grid'5000 provides you with out-of-band control of your nodes. You can access the node's serial console, trigger a reboot, or even power off the node. This is very useful in case your node loses network connectivity, or simply crashes. | Grid'5000 provides you with out-of-band control of your nodes. You can access the node's serial console, trigger a reboot, or even power off the node. This is very useful in case your node loses network connectivity, or simply crashes. | ||
Revision as of 14:38, 3 June 2020
Grid'5000 provides you with out-of-band control of your nodes. You can access the node's serial console, trigger a reboot, or even power off the node. This is very useful in case your node loses network connectivity, or simply crashes.
Accessing the serial console
You can connect to your node's serial console. See the Kaconsole page.
Shutdowning down or booting node
Using yet another terminal, connect again to the frontend. Now, shutdown the node, and watch it going down in the console:
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kapower3 --off -m gros-42.nancy.grid5000.fr |
After it has been shut down, check its status, and turn it on again:
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kapower3 --status -m gros-42.nancy.grid5000.frkapower3 --on -m gros-42.nancy.grid5000.fr |
Rebooting node
Alternatively, you could have rebooted the node, using:
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kareboot3 --reboot-kind simple -m gros-42.nancy.grid5000.fr |