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Control Station constantly pinging "echo" command (VNX and VNX2)
Hi,
For some reason, of late (maybe happening earlier, but we are just seeing it) - when we log in to our control station, the "echo" commands keeps on pinging. This is on both our VNX5700 (old) as well as VNX5800 (new).
Any thoughts of where to check and/or to stop this from happening, and if this is a serious issue?
Thanks,
kach1947
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April 10th, 2014 10:00
Also, my bad this replication is from VNX5700 to another VNX5700.
@Ernes
- by doing "unalias echo", would that impact any existing setting (Replication) on either VNX?
- and, more importantly (read: curiously), why is this 'suddenly' happening?
dynamox
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April 10th, 2014 10:00
i definitely don't see this on my two VNX5700. Is it in root's history or nasadmin ?
etaljic81
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April 10th, 2014 10:00
Ignore the unalias command since i misunderstood your question. You don't have an alias created for echo
kach1947_custom
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April 10th, 2014 10:00
@Ernes - no worries thank you for checking and clarifying.
@Dynamox - this is output when i log in, so i assume this is under the "root" directory. I do login as 'nasadmin'. Not sure if that answers your question (?)
kach1947_custom
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April 10th, 2014 10:00
Output of ALIAS below:
[nasadmin@xxxxxxx ~]$ alias
alias groupadd='echo Please use EMC Unisphere for User/Group management.'
alias groupdel='echo Please use EMC Unisphere for User/Group management.'
alias groupmod='echo Please use EMC Unisphere for User/Group management.'
alias l.='ls -d .* --color=tty'
alias ll='ls -l --color=tty'
alias ls='ls --color=tty'
alias useradd='echo Please use EMC Unisphere for User/Group management.'
alias userdel='echo Please use EMC Unisphere for User/Group management.'
alias usermod='echo Please use EMC Unisphere for User/Group management.'
alias which='alias | /usr/bin/which --tty-only --read-alias --show-dot --show-tilde'
etaljic81
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April 10th, 2014 10:00
Run the following command on the control station and paste the output: alias
etaljic81
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April 10th, 2014 10:00
It's nasadmin based on the output he provided. I checked on my VNX as well and don't see it as well. Try a control station reboot and see if that solves it.
[nasadmin@CONTROLSTATIONNAME~]$ history
etaljic81
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April 10th, 2014 10:00
One more thing. If you see the echo command when you run the above command then you can simply unalias the echo command. Just run: unalias echo
kach1947_custom
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April 10th, 2014 10:00
hi Dynamox,
Don't want to keep it lengthy, but here's a snippet from the Control Station. Its a VNX5700
[nasadmin@CONTROLSTATIONNAME~]$ history
3 04/08/14 20:10:06 echo
4 04/08/14 20:15:11 echo
5 04/08/14 20:15:11 echo
6 04/08/14 20:20:16 echo
7 04/08/14 20:20:16 echo
8 04/08/14 20:25:20 echo
9 04/08/14 20:25:20 echo
10 04/08/14 20:30:26 echo
11 04/08/14 20:30:26 echo
12 04/08/14 20:35:30 echo
13 04/08/14 20:35:30 echo
14 04/08/14 20:40:35 echo
15 04/08/14 20:40:35 echo
16 04/08/14 20:45:39 echo
17 04/08/14 20:45:40 echo
18 04/08/14 20:50:44 echo
19 04/08/14 20:50:44 echo
20 04/08/14 20:55:48 echo
21 04/08/14 20:55:48 echo
22 04/08/14 21:00:53 echo
23 04/08/14 21:00:53 echo
24 04/08/14 21:05:57 echo
25 04/08/14 21:05:57 echo
26 04/08/14 21:11:02 echo
27 04/08/14 21:11:02 echo
28 04/08/14 21:16:06 echo
29 04/08/14 21:16:06 echo
30 04/08/14 21:21:11 echo
31 04/08/14 21:21:11 echo
32 04/08/14 21:26:15 echo
33 04/08/14 21:26:15 echo
34 04/08/14 21:31:19 echo
35 04/08/14 21:31:19 echo
36 04/08/14 21:36:23 echo
37 04/08/14 21:36:23 echo
38 04/08/14 21:41:28 echo
39 04/08/14 21:41:28 echo
40 04/08/14 21:46:32 echo
41 04/08/14 21:46:32 echo
42 04/08/14 21:51:36 echo
43 04/08/14 21:51:36 echo
44 04/08/14 21:56:41 echo
45 04/08/14 21:56:41 echo
46 04/08/14 22:01:47 echo
47 04/08/14 22:01:47 echo
48 04/08/14 22:06:52 echo
49 04/08/14 22:06:52 echo
50 04/08/14 22:11:56 echo
51 04/08/14 22:11:56 echo
52 04/08/14 22:17:00 echo
53 04/08/14 22:17:00 echo
54 04/08/14 22:22:05 echo
55 04/08/14 22:22:05 echo
56 04/08/14 22:27:09 echo
57 04/08/14 22:27:09 echo
58 04/08/14 22:32:14 echo
59 04/08/14 22:32:14 echo
etaljic81
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April 10th, 2014 10:00
I just saw your reply to dynamox and I misunderstood what you were asking. I thought that you said whenever you run an echo command a ping is being issues.
I haven't sen this one before. Rebooting the control station is the only thing I can think of. Won't impact anything and the other control station will become primary.
dynamox
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April 10th, 2014 10:00
can you post a screenshot of what you are talking about ?
kach1947_custom
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April 10th, 2014 11:00
hmmm. not sure.
We do have a Monitoring team that use tools like NetCool / Nagios for monitoring (incorporated with TACACS). But that should not necessarily generate a echo every few seconds / minutes (at least this obviously from the CS - correct?)
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April 10th, 2014 11:00
understood, do let us know what kind of gremlins you find in your CS
kach1947_custom
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April 10th, 2014 11:00
Sure, will do.
kach1947_custom
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April 10th, 2014 11:00
OK. I will see if that can be done within EOD today, if not, will do it and come here and provide and update.