The IOC operator's duties are primarily ones of observation and proactive intervention. The job revolves around inputs from Xymon and Squared Up, as well as human feedback from sources such as the CSC, Classrooms, etc.
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- Locate the night's planned maintenance in the Footprints Change and Release Management workspace calendar to ensure the device is not scheduled to be down.
- Action should be considered for any Squared Up alarm that shows up in the Normal Operations Network View for 20 minutes or longer in duration. The appropriate steps should be taken as outlined in Section II, Incident On-Call Process found elsewhere in this document.
- Action should be taken for network issues reported by I-Light (GigaPOP), the ITaP help desk, campus personnel, students, and/or visitors.
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- Wireless/PAL issues that are being experienced by multiple clients.
- Reports of multiple data PIC service issues in an area.
- Report of single HIGH PRIORITY data PIC or wireless PAL outage.
- Call from I-Light / GigaPOP
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- Wireless/PAL issues that are being experienced by multiple clients in different buildings.
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| - Reports of multiple data PIC service issues in an area.
- Report of single HIGH PRIORITY data PIC or wireless PAL outage.
- Call from I-Light / GigaPOP
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Network Incident On-Call ProcessFor all SQUARED UP alarms and trouble calls follow the on-call triage process: For alarms originating from StruxureWare, DCM (Data Center Management) personnel should be notified in addition to proceeding with the Data Networking (ITIS) notification steps outlined below. - Verify that the building that is showing the alarm has electrical power. Pass this information to the on-call and in the follow up email.
To determine if a device is down on Squared Up due to power outage please start checking the middle screen that networking maintains. • If it is on this list do not call. • If a building near the building listed on the power outage list is on Squared Up do not call. (Please only call if it is still showing on Squared Up once the power outage time listed is over.) (You can look on Purdue Campus Map https://www.purdue.edu/campus_map/ to tell if where buildings are located) For alarms originating from StruxureWare, DCM personnel should be notified in addition to proceeding with the Data Networking notification steps outlined below. - Call Data Networking (ITIS) Primary On-Call phone (765-494-1591). If no answer, voice mail should be left on the phone and you should wait 5 minutes before proceeding.
- A Footprints ticket needs to be made and assigned to ITIS Networking. Put the ticket number in the follow up email. Contact info is the on-calls name.
- An email should be sent to itns-pdnhlog-ext@lists.purdue.edu. Justin McIntyre would like to be cc'd in the email also: mcintyrj@purdue.edu
You do not need to send another email when you try to reach someone. If you leave a message, include this sentence in the body of the email: "We will escalate the on-call process if there is no response within 5 minutes."
- Call Data Networking (ITIS) Secondary On-Call phone (765-494-1530). If no answer, voice mail should be left on the phone and you should wait 5 minutes before proceeding.
Call Justin McIntyre at 630-675-7640. If no answer, call Richard Letts 206-790-5837. Wait 5 minutes before proceeding to Step 7.
- In the event that none of the individuals from Steps 3 through 6 above has responded, repeat those steps until contact is made.
Special Notes:- Data Networking personnel who are contacted by IOC staff are responsible for providing issue status updates to IOC in a timely fashion. As a general rule this means that such feedback should be provided once you start investigating an issue, whenever an ETA for resolution has been determined and again when the issue has been resolved. Additional updates are always welcome as well, especially for extended outages.
- If Squared Up, itself, ever goes down for more than 20 mins make sure to let Data Networks know that we cannot monitor their devices while it is down. (If it is the Xymon part down do NOT call Data Networks as it does not pertain to their devices, only when "Network Devices" section is down). IT Service Management (ITSMO) 765-496-6390/ itcr-itsmo@lists.purdue.edu will be the on-call if Squared Up is down. (If it is the Xymon part down do NOT call Data Networks as it does not pertain to their devices.)
- Battery Alarms in Squared Up: Email Data Networks only. Do NOT call. Make FP ticket, assign to Networking and contact can be left blank or jpublic. Ex's: anything with "APC" in it.
Ignore the following list of buildings only outside of normal business hours:
Cases where it is outside of business hours (as is also defined below), please do not call the data networks on-call staff for Squared Up alarms in any of the locations listed in the table down below. Essentially if the hostname value of the alarm contains a value from the “Squared Up Value” column of the list down below, it should be ignored. These values are typically fairly static but should any updates need to occur we’ll forward you an updated list. - Business Hours – Monday through Friday – 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM
- (Official Purdue Holidays and Weekends Adjoining those Holiday Dates are Considered to be Non-Business Hours, Superseding the Monday through Friday Standard)
- Example: 5/25/19 through 5/27/19 (Memorial Day and the weekend adjoining it) would not be considered business hours
Building Short Name | Building Long Name | SquaredUp Value | - | Any APC Devices | "-apc******-" | - | Any TRP Devices | "-trp******-" | 2550 | State Farm | "2550-" | 844S | 844 South River Road | "844s-" | AC22 | Field Research Facility (ACRE Farm) | "ac22-" | AC35 | Pest Lab and Storage Facility (ACRE Farm) | "ac35-" | AC41 | Grain Drying Complex - Grain Auger (ACRE Farm) | "ac41-" | AC42 | Scales House (ACRE Farm) | "ac42-" | AC43 | USDA Soybean Research Lab (ACRE Farm) | "ac43-" | AC44 | USDA Rainulator Building Soil Erosion (ACRE Farm) | "ac44-" | AC45 | Var Test Facility (ACRE Farm) | "ac45-" | AC46 | Headquarters and Shop (ACRE Farm) | "ac46-" | AC51 | Weather Facility (ACRE Farm) | "ac51-" | AC54 | Crop Diagnostic Training Center (ACRE Farm) | "ac54-" | AF01 | Aquaculture (ASREC Farm) | "af01-" | AFC | Anderson Flagship Center | "afc-" | AIDC | Agricultural Information Distribution Center | "aidc-" | ASB | Airport Service Building | "asb-" | B201 | Swine Evaluation Headquarters (ASREC Farm) | "b201-" | B401 | Poultry and Hatchery Facility (ASREC Farm) | "b401-" | B501 | Sheep Research and Teaching Facility (ASREC Farm) | "b501-" | B602 | Feed Mill (ASREC Farm) | "b602-" | B701 | Swine Office Metabolism Facility (ASREC Farm) | "b701-" | B713 | Environmental Research Facility (ASREC Farm) | "b713-" | B801 | Farm Operations Shop and Headquarters (ASREC Farm) | "b801-" | B901 | Teaching Center and Classroom (ASREC Farm) | "b901-" | BBCH | Purdue Baseball Clubhouse | "bbch-" | BBPB | Purdue Baseball Press Box | "bbpb-" | BECK | Beck Agricultural Center (ACRE Farm) | "beck-" | BTV | Boiler Television Building | "btv-" | CB10 | Beef Building (ASREC Farm) | "cb10-" | COAL | Coal Handling Control/Fire Pump Building | "coal-" | FSHR | TAP Fishers Remote Site | "fshr" | GCMB | Golf Course Maintenance Barn | "gcmb-" | GMF | Grounds Maintenance Facility | "gmf-" | GMGF | Grounds Maintenance Greenhouse Facility | "gmgf-" | ICSC | Indiana Corn and Soybean Innovation Center (ACRE Farm) | "icsc-" | IDOT | Indiana Department of Transportation | "idot-" | INDY | Indianapolis External Site | "indy-" | INOK | Investments Warehouse | "inok-" | INSS | Intramural Storage Shed | "inss-" | KKM | TAP Kokomo Site | "kkm-" | LMSB | Laboratory Material Storage Building | "lmsb-" | NA | TAP New Albany Site | "na-" | NACC | Native American Educational and Cultural Center | "nacc-" | PAGE | Thomas A. Page Pavilion | "page-" | PWB | Purdue West Annex - Building B | "pwb-" | PWC | Purdue West - Building C | "pwc-" | RALR | Stadium Area - Visiting Team Locker Room | "ralr-" | SBCH | Purdue Softball Clubhouse | "sbch-" | SBPB | Purdue Softball Press Box | "sbpb-" | SCHO | Schowe House | "scho-" | SD02 | Dairy Research Unit (ASREC Farm) | "sd02-" | SIA | Subaru of Indiana Automotive | "sia-" | SOCC | Purdue Women’s Soccer Building | "socc-" | SPUR | Spurgeon Golf Training Center | "spur-" | SWNA | State Wide New Albany | "swna-" | SWSB | State Wide South Bend | "swsb-" | TM02 | Throckmorton Pesticide Building | "tm02-" | TM08 | Throckmorton Meigs Building | "tm08-" | TM11 | Throckmorton Fruit Barn | "tm11-" | TM36 | Throckmorton Farm Crop Barn | "tm36-" | TPB | Rankin Track Press Box | "tpb-" | TURF | Intercollegiate Athletic Sports Turf Building | "turf-" | UNPD | University Police Department | "unpd-" | USDA | USDA Building 1 (ASREC Farm) | "usda-" | VCPR | Veterinary Center for Paralysis Research | "vcpr-" | VLAB | Veterinary Laboratory Animal Building | "vlab-" | VOIN | Voinoff (Samuel) Golf Pavilion | "voin-" | VTCH | Vision Technology 1 Building | "vtch-" | VPRB | Veterinary Pathobiology Research Building | "vprb-" | WH9 | Well House 9 | "wh9-" | WRIT | John S Wright Forestry Center | "writ-" |
For Squared Up alarms report the following information from Squared Up when reporting issue: - Date/Time that alarm started (Example: October 26, 10:00 AM)
- Affected Device Name (Example: mrdh-285n-c2950-01)
- Last Ping (Example: 2017-11-01 11:14:43)
For network issues reported by I-Light / GigaPOP or the ITaP help desk, campus personnel, students, or visitors, report the following information: - Date/Time that issue began or was first noticed (Example: October 26, 10:00 AM)
- Affected service (Examples: wireless/PAL, data PIC(s), or I-Light / GigaPOP call back)
- Location where problem is occurring (Examples: wireless on 2nd floor of Armstrong, all data PICs in the Forestry building, or I-Light / GigaPOP). Whenever possible obtain a specific building and nearest room number.
- Name and phone number (or at least email) of person experiencing/reporting problem
More details can be found on the attached document below: ITIS-Data Network Incident Resolution Process.docx
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- Check calendar and Log for any special instructions regarding these systems.
- Firmware/Software update pop ups - Send e-mail to ITIS Data Center Management.
- Humidity alarms (low or high) in StruxureWare should be reported by email only - no phone call needed.
- Dew Point Alarms These alarms should be reported by email only.
- Battery alarms in StruxureWare for UPSs (devices with "apc" or "trp" in the hostname) should be reported by email only - no phone call needed.
- Red alarms (except data network alarms : ERHT 5A/5B, LAMB 20, LYNN B168, or TEL 210 and the exceptions listed above) - Call Todd Turner (68214).
- Data Network alarms for the buildings LAMB, LYNN, ERHT, and TEL need to be reported to Data Networks. (I believe this changed to just DCM now - I will follow up)
- “Device status may be inaccurate because an attempt to transfer a device definition file (DDF) failed" alarm. Right click on the device and select "Request device scan" (per the email received by IOC on 05/06/2018).
- Call Todd Turner (68214) if the step above doesn't clear the alarm. If Todd does not answer or respond through email after 20 mins, call Patrick at 765-427-3020(C), 6-1752(W), 765-421-6069(H), if he does not answer cal Jon Miller at 765-414-7646.
- Communication lost, Connection, or Timeout errors
- If ALL devices in a room are down, call right away
- Ping the IP Address. If it pings it should clear. If it does not ping or clear after 10 minutes then move to step 3.
- Contact Data Center Management via phone & email.
- Physical Facilities will call to report PMs on the CRAC & generator units listed below.Send email to ITI Data Center Management at iti-dcm@purdue.edu when they start and stop.
This protocol also pertains to when they come in on the weekends for a key. Ask what they are working on and send email to ITI Data Center Management. - Include the building, room, device name, and Physical Facilities technician name in the e-mail.
- This is only for the equipment listed below. In all other cases dealing with Physical Facilities requests for permission to do work call Todd Turner at 496-8214.
Generator Test TEL NodesCrac units Data Centers- FREH G2 CRAC #1,2,3,4
- FREH G57 CRAC 1
- FREH G60 CRAC 1, ACG-2
- HAAS CRAC 1,2,3
- MATH B60 CRAC 1,2,3
- MATH G72 Chiller
- MATH G109 CRAC 5,6,13
- MATH G190 CRAC 1,12,32
TEL Nodes- ERHT 5 CRAC 1,2
- LAMB 20 ACG-20,21
- LYNN G168 ACG-40, 41
- TEL 210 CRAC 1,2,3
CamerasStruxureWare also includes monitoring functionality for the cameras in the data centers. This view in StruxureWare should be open at all times on the large screen. - Please monitor the cameras from time to time to make sure nothing suspicious is going on. Check the Shift Log, Change and Release Management Workspace Calendar and your email for scheduled work. If it appears that the occupants do not belong in the room or are removing things during the night, notify PUPD (48221) to investigate. You will also need to call Todd Turner if you do call PUPD, or if you feel unsure.
- HAAS is considered a lights-out facility with several groups who have card access. The building fire panel is located in the datacenter. The Fire & Safety group works Midnight to 8am doing panel tests across campus, and you will see them or the PUFD in the room from time-to-time.
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