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Re: NCO Conduit Transition to RHEL8

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  • Subject: Re: NCO Conduit Transition to RHEL8
  • Date: Wed, 11 Oct 2023 15:18:47 -0400
Hello CONDUIT Users,

The start date of the transition of NCO's Conduit servers to RHEL8 was pushed back by one day due to Critical Weather Day on Tuesday 10/10. Therefore our migration to the new systems began today, Wednesday October 11th. The transition will still take place over three days with our operational servers now planned to migrate tomorrow, Thursday October 12th at ~1300z.

Changes on your end are not necessary and we are anticipating a seamless transition. If however you do encounter issues that are not resolved by an LDM restart, please report them to NCO Dataflow (address@hidden) as soon as possible with a subject line that includes the text "CONDUIT Issue".

Thank you
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NCO Dataflow Team


On Fri, Oct 6, 2023 at 12:44 PM Dustin Sheffler - NOAA Federal <address@hidden> wrote:
Attention CONDUIT Users,

Beginning Tuesday, October 10th, 2023 at 1300z, NCO Dataflow will begin the migration of our CONDUIT systems to RHEL 8. The transition will take place over three days with our operational servers migrating on Wednesday, October 11th at 1300z. Changes on your end are not necessary and we are anticipating a seamless transition. If however you do encounter issues that are not resolved by an LDM restart, please report them to NCO Dataflow (address@hidden) as soon as possible with a subject line that includes the text "CONDUIT Issue".

Thank you
--
NCO Dataflow Team

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