[sudo-sys] [omni-sys] Main switch fan fault

[danarauz at gmail.com]

Hi Yar,

Sorry that you got frustrated with the Switches and WAPs situation.

It's been years since the setup of the HP Switches, and the Wireless Access
Points happened, so I don't recall all the details right now.

But, I do remember that I left a server room log notebook on top of the
server, next to the monitor, describing the work done.

Also, I left a paper sheet taped against the wall detailing the
switch ports that were in use, and where they were coming from.

At that time I remember you had two VLANs, a Private, and a Public one.
I put one HP switch, along with the Ruckus Wireless Controller on the
publick VLAN.

I also recall sending you a Signal message with the switches
log credentials, and additional informacion. I do not have that info
anymore, because I have switched to a newer phone since then.

However, resetting the admin password allows access to the admin console of
the HP switch(s). Clearing the HP Switch Admin Password:
When the switch is running with a paper clip push in the small hole that is
labeled "*CLEAR*", for about 5-10 seconds. It will clear the password, and
should allow admin access. Do NOT push the reset button, it will erase the
whole configuration.

I remember labeling every single switch port for each switch and WAP. The
info includes/included Switches, and WAPSs location, Switches/WAPs
IP addresses, etc.

I know it would be nicer/best to have put that informacion on the Wiki,
that's on me. But, at the time I chose to do that server log notebook just
to be more on the sec side of things. Info just for us, and not for the
public in general.

Hope that helps.

Daniel




On Tue, Sep 8, 2020 at 9:13 PM Yardena Cohen <yardenack at gmail.com> wrote:

> I've been troubleshooting at omni for a while now. The wifi appears to
> work for me, as do the main gateway and the door computer, but various
> ethernet-connected devices do not work. I don't know why, but I
> suspect the problem is one of the switches is either misconfigured or
> malfunctioning, or the maze of ethernet got incorrectly rearranged
> somehow in yesterday's withdrawal-induced panic.
>
> I didn't set up these switches, or the connections throughout the
> building, the cables are not labelled, and I don't know if the
> switches are documented. I'm exhausted and frustrated because I
> couldn't figure this out in 2 hours, because things weren't labelled,
> and because there's so many people in the building who don't seem to
> be here for essential work, and/or who aren't wearing masks or wearing
> them improperly.
>
> I'm not even enthusiastic about making the public computers or office
> computers work again, because I'm not convinced they are essential
> enough to encourage people to sit around and put food service workers
> at greater risk.
>
> So I'm going home. Sorry all, someone else will have to figure this out.
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