CPK

Service interruptions

A CPK is C&CZ’s way of reporting a problem or service interruption. Follow the mailing list or RSS feed, and check the service interruptions page for live status updates.

A CPK is how C&CZ reports a problem or service interruption. We publish one when something goes wrong, when we need to do planned maintenance, or when we want to let you know about something that affects the services we run.

Note

What’s a CPK? CPK is short for the Dutch C&CZ Probleem Kaart — C&CZ problem card. The name is simply how we’ve always done it, and it has stuck with us ever since.

How to follow CPK messages

CPK messages are first sent to the CPK mailing list — you can (un)subscribe there. You can also follow the service interruption messages via RSS.

When a CPK takes longer to resolve, we publish updates on the service interruptions page.

University-wide interruptions

For Radboud University-wide service interruptions, see meldingen.ru.nl.

No service interruptions.

Resolved

February 2011

CPK#983 Planned Service: Limited computer services

A backup cooling system will be installed in our main computer room. Therefore the air conditioning system must be switched off, which means that most of the computer facilities in this room must be shut down. This includes the cluster nodes cn00 through cn53 and many of the web- and file- (network share) servers. It is advised to expect a very limited service level. We will try to keep all home directories and the mail system available. For detailed information about the impact please contact C&CZ.

January 2011

CPK#982 Printer lp5

Printer lp5 has been moved to HG00.089. You can’t use this printer at the moment, there’s a problem with the power supply unit.

December 1997

CPK#0 Plugging in extra disks to wnhome

2 fast-wide 9GB scsi disks are attached to the wnhome wide-scsi controller plugged in: 1 for NetPCs (replacing /vol/netpc from wn0) 1 as staging disk for Amanda (new backup software) Info ...