Hi Elena
It should be the case that you can come out of the downtime early by
moving the end-point forward. You can not do the opposite though - if
you try to extend a scheduled downtime within 24 hours of the outage
then it counts as unscheduled. See this manual for more details: https://twiki.cern.ch/twiki/bin/view/EGEE/OperationalProceduresforROCsAndSites#5_2_Intervention_Procedures
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If you find in practice that ending the downtime early leads to
another outcome than we expect please could you let me know?
Many thanks,
Jeremy
On 24 Feb 2010, at 12:27, Govind Songara wrote:
> Elena Korolkova wrote:
>> Hi
>> we declared scheduled DT (OUTAGE) for 4 h today to move DPM head
>> node to a separate machine.
>>
>> Now we think we don't need all 4 hours of outage.
>> Can we limit this DT or switch OUTAGE to AT RISK without being in
>> unscheduled DT?
> I think, you can end it anytime if you finished earlier.
>>
>> Your help is much appreciated
>>
>> Elena
>>
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