Can I remotely reboot EPIC without manage?

[Beno]

@kyeager

What do you need from me?

Do you have shell installed?
If so, run htop and take a screenshot when its just started up and another at say day 6 or 8, ie before day 12 ‘crash’.
Lets see if we can identify the process that is leaking.

If you don’t have shell installed, could you add this flow?

Groov RIO - Health and Network Status - Example Flow

We have a customer putting a lot of RIO’s into the field and they wanted to get a good bit of information about the each of the RIOs health and well-being back to the central operations center. Most of the system data they wanted is scattered around in different posts here in the forums, so I have just pulled all those threads together here. But they also wanted some network data, like WAN IP address of the cell modem, the RIO’s local IP and more importantly, the VPN IP address of each RIO. Th…

And this flow:

Get 'top' process data into groov via Node-RED

This flow uses the exec node to run a top command that fetches system processes and their resource usage, then uses JavaScript to sort the data for output to a groov data store, either as formatted strings or parsed decimals, or both! [image] The JavaScript in the function node will separate out the general system info from the top of the command, as well as the first ten top CPU processes, and can also grab a specific CPU level to output separately; for example I set mine to search for the c…

We are interested in the same data as htop, that is CPU over time and memory over time from the first flow.
The second flow should show us what process are leaking.