We are upgrading SANtricity software, and booted the storage node into maintenance mode from the SG-GUI..
Some genius choose to block 8443 in the firewall, which makes it impossible to login to the node and boot it normally... and it's not possible to trigger a normal boot from the SG-GUI...
Is there a way to ssh into the node, and trigger this boot? SSH seems open, but none of the known passwords seems to work?
#How to bring a SG5712 storage node out of maintenance mode without web access?
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Yeah... we are working on the firewall part 🙂 I was just thinking since SSH is open on the box, why isn't it possible to ssh in via that and change the boot mode to normal?
When a StorageGRID appliance is in maintenance mode, it enters a pre-GRID environment (PGE) state. To access the PGE, you need to log in using port number 8022