Original Message:
Sent: May 04, 2023 04:20 AM
From: Ivan_B
Subject: Processes on a 6200f switch stack
Exactly, the 'admin' user is just a user. Use 'sudo kill ####' and it will work. Or just type 'sudo su -' as soon as you enter the Bash shell and then all your commands will be executed with root privileges.
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Ivan Bondar
Original Message:
Sent: May 03, 2023 10:18 AM
From: hdw
Subject: Processes on a 6200f switch stack
Thanks for the info . . . when I tried this on an off-line 6100, I got to the "kill ####" command, but the response was "Operation not permitted." Maybe this is because the process is running as root, and the admin username doesn't have root privileges?
Thanks,
hdw
Original Message:
Sent: May 03, 2023 02:28 AM
From: Ivan_B
Subject: Processes on a 6200f switch stack
AOS-CX uses Systemd, so you can enter Bash shell using 'start-shell' command and use 'systemctl' command to start, stop or restart processes. Also 'kill' command is available to you as in any *nix.
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Ivan Bondar
Original Message:
Sent: May 01, 2023 04:58 PM
From: hdw
Subject: Processes on a 6200f switch stack
Probably a long-shot question, but . . . is there any way to restart a specific process on a 6200f? We have had processes, apparently connected to PoE, suddenly go to 100% cpu as indicated by top cpu. If possible we would rather restart individual processes than reboot the whole stack.
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hdwiebe@owu.edu
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