Legacy I/A (V 4.3) running on Unix boxes.
The CSA_Server doesn't want to start.
PLB_monitor and ICC give Compound Summary Access Error Error Number -30
glof -P CSA_SERVER returns CSA_SERVER ÿ1 with no hardware address
ps -eaf |grep CSA finds no process running.
Rebooted station, swapped for spare station, and swapped to a hard drive that
had been sitting on the shelf with an image from a couple years ago. No change.
Tried to manually start CSA_Server with the go_ACSA script. It just goes
returns to the command line with no messages.
All Nodebus tests and fist commands come back good. Everything on the Nodebus
seems to be communicating fine. CSA server just stubbornly refuses to run.
Schneider support is digging into it. Curious if anyone else has experienced
anything similar.
Funny thing is, I have new workstations, 200 series I/O, FCP280s, galaxy
server, etc waiting to install, but the business keeps delaying our maintenance
outage.
Gregory Schwall
Process Control Engineer
AdvanSix | Performance Materials and Technologies
Office: (804) 530-6461
Mobile: (804) 357-1764
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