Mark,
The USB PLM died this morning, could not resuscitate - R.I.P. Another on its way.
In an attempt to troubleshoot the reason for previous failures, I set up polling to some devices, thinking that lack of comms might have been the culprit. Found that was not the case.
Looking at the error log, it appears that the poll @ 1:36AM was good, @ 1:38 things started to get flaky, and @ 1:41 there was total failure.
Is there any information in the log that would be of value relating to the PLM failure?
Also, the HS log shows an event was initiated as a result of the status change OFF to ON in the polled device when comms failed @ 1:41:42, which is kind of scary. In this case, all it would have done if the PLM were alive, was turn on a light (which obviously didn't happen). Any comments?
The USB PLM died this morning, could not resuscitate - R.I.P. Another on its way.
In an attempt to troubleshoot the reason for previous failures, I set up polling to some devices, thinking that lack of comms might have been the culprit. Found that was not the case.
Looking at the error log, it appears that the poll @ 1:36AM was good, @ 1:38 things started to get flaky, and @ 1:41 there was total failure.
Is there any information in the log that would be of value relating to the PLM failure?
Also, the HS log shows an event was initiated as a result of the status change OFF to ON in the polled device when comms failed @ 1:41:42, which is kind of scary. In this case, all it would have done if the PLM were alive, was turn on a light (which obviously didn't happen). Any comments?

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