In Hall 167 we have (currently) three PCs with FED Servers optionally running.
They are not started at boot time and have to be restarted manually by users
after each boot.
The crate numbering, host names and optical links is as follows:
Crate Number |
Host |
Optical Link |
Comment |
0 |
pctoflab1 |
0 |
This is for cosmic station |
1 |
|
|
Not assigned |
2 |
|
|
Not assigned |
3 |
|
|
Not assigned |
4 |
pctofdaq1 |
0 |
SuperModule Testing Station |
5 |
pctofdaq1 |
1 |
SuperModule Testing Station |
6 |
pctofdaq1 |
2 |
SuperModule Testing Station |
7 |
pctofdaq1 |
3 |
SuperModule Testing Station |
8 |
pctofsm |
0 |
Backup Testing Station / Burn-in tests |
9 |
pctofsm |
1 |
Backup Testing Station / Burn-in tests |
10 |
|
|
2 |
11 |
|
|
3 |
The command to startup corresponding servers is the following (execute is ALWAYS as user toftest or tofcosm):
''# cd /VME/SC/scripts''
''# ./fedServerStartup.sh''
This command wipes out existing old processes and restart new-ones.
Two processes are started for each monitored crate: dimsrv and vmesrv.
A program to show some of the info monitored is:
''# /VME/SC/utils/scShow
''
To allow the vmesrv to access the hardware the PVSS process *MUST BE ON* and
VME slots must be turned on.
Please note this software is still in Alpha-release: contact Pietro if you note
something strange.