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Jitsi (or actually the internal prosody service) had an old certificate, causing it to refuse startup after the normal reboot. The expired certificate was replaced and after a restart of the prosody service it works again.
After maintenance on the central routers, our servers on the 25Gbit network couldn’t send traffic to the internet. The cause or nature of the problem appears to be in the central RU routing. By resetting the interface to our network, RU Connectivity can fix this, when it occurs again. RU Connectivity contacted their maintenance provider to investigate this problem. Final solution: After a few failed attempts, it was possible to define a static route in the central routers to our networks.
Some users were unable to login, the server had become unstable, which made a reboot necessary. Unfortunately, the jupyterhub service still needs a manual startup, which didn’t happen until 13:24 hours. The service is now working again. We are working to fix the reboot problem.
A typo that could propagate to shutdown the DHCP server had the effect that some network devices did not get an IP address when they were switched on and that others, whose address lease expired in this period, lost their IP address and thus their access to the network.. We’ll improve the process to prevent a typo from bringing down the DHCP server in the future.
After a scheduled reboot of the machine running jupyterhub, jupyter failed to start properly. The service started after invoking a manual start command. The measures taken to resolve this recurring problem have not proven to be sufficient.
Due to a misconfiguration of the DNS in the z.science.ru.nl zone, all shares were not available during the outage. Extra tests are added to prevent a future occurrence.
The router for most Science services urgently needs a reboot. This has been scheduled for early morning. In the unlikely case that this reboot fails, ILS Connectivity is on campus to fix it.
In preparation of the migration to Microsoft Exchange Online Protection (MS EOP), we added another mail exchange server (mx5) to be addressed directly by MS EOP. However, having had mx4 in production for some time, we forgot to test mx5 in conjunction with our mailman server (zaaivm). This could result in a bounced mail ’not accepting messages’ for FNWI users (employees and students) using @ru.nl addresses. Meanwhile, mx5 has been made known to zaaivm thus resolving this issue.
After a scheduled reboot of the machine running jupyterhub, jupyter failed to start properly. The service started after invoking a manual start command.
After an upgrade of Roundcube it was temporarily not possible to send e-mails. After a small change in the configuration file the problem was resolved.