[slurm-dev] node in down state from "unexpected reboot"

[Trevor Gale]

Hello all,

I recently rebooted one of my nodes, and when it came back up slurm was running fine but when I run “sinfo” I see that it’s state i set to down. When I run scontrol show node compute0 it says that the reason is “unexpectedly rebooted”.

How do I go about bringing the node back up?

Thanks,
Trevor

[Alejandro Sanchez]

Hi Trevor,

maybe this link is useful: http://slurm.schedmd.com/faq.html#reboot

Regards,

Alejandro

[Trevor Gale]

awww thank you very much!

Thanks,

Trevor

[Robbert Eggermont]

On 07/29/2015 09:57 PM, Trevor Gale wrote:
> I recently rebooted one of my nodes, and when it came back up slurm was running fine but when I run “sinfo” I see that it’s state i set to down. When I run scontrol show node compute0 it says that the reason is “unexpectedly rebooted”.

I have the same problem. According to the slurm.conf man page (Slurm
14.11.8), when I reboot a node using 'scontrol reboot_nodes <node>', it
should be returned to normal use, but instead it stays down (Reason=Node
unexpectedly rebooted)?

I should not have to set ReturnToService=2 for this, right?

Thanks,

Robbert

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