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[HTCondor-users] condor_power query
Hi there,
our central IT guys have recently been looking at deploying a power-saving
product, Nightwatchman, and as a result we're now looking at how it will play
with the Condor resource that we run across their windows 7 real-estate.
Just as a basic test of the Condor 7.4.4 windows deployments we have, we
have seen some strange behaviours when just ascertaining if condor_power
does what it says on the tin
We have two windows 7 machines on the same network and one of them
is put to sleep.
Using a tool called WakemeOnLan on the other, a WinDump (the windows
equivalent of tcpdump) shows a 102-byte UDP packet being broadcast to
255.255.255.255:40000 (safetynetp)
and the machine wakes up.
Invoking, within a CMD.EXE, a
condor_power -m aa:bb:cc:dd:ee:ff
sees a message telling us that a packet has been sent but WinDump reports
nothing.
Invoking condor_power with a subnet mask,
condor_power -s 111.222.333.0 -m aa:bb:cc:dd:ee:ff
has WinDump showng us a 102-byte UDP packet being broadcast to
255.255.255.255:9 (discard)
but the target machine does not wake up.
I am told that there is nothing blocking port 9 on that network segment.
In both cases, echoing the windows condor_power return code with
echo %errorlevel%
gives a 0 indicating success.
Adding the -d flag to the condor_power invocations doesn't add anything
to the investigation.
Any clues or anyone seen anything like this ?
Kevin M. Buckley
eScience Consultant
School of Engineering and Computer Science
Victoria University of Wellington
New Zealand