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AD2-NAS Sync System

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Engineer Documentation & Reference Guide

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   502→                Version:
   503→                1.0
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   506→                Last Updated:
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   510→                System:
   511→                Dataforth Test Data Synchronization
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   514→                Servers:
   515→                AD2 ↔ D2TESTNAS ↔ DOS Machines
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Table of Contents

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System Overview

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Architecture & Data Flow

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Deploying Software Updates to DOS Machines

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Test Results Flow (DOS to Database)

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TODO.BAT One-Time Tasks

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File Locations Reference

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Scheduled Tasks

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Manual Commands

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Troubleshooting

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Log Files

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System Overview

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The AD2-NAS sync system provides bidirectional file synchronization between the AD2 production server and DOS test machines via the NAS (D2TESTNAS). The system handles two primary data flows:

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Software Updates (AD2 → DOS): Engineers place updated programs on AD2, which sync to NAS, then download to DOS machines on boot

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Test Results (DOS → AD2): DOS machines upload test data to NAS, which syncs to AD2 and imports into the database

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   545→            Sync Frequency
   546→            Synchronization runs automatically every 15 minutes via Windows Task Scheduler on AD2.
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Architecture & Data Flow

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Network Topology

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   553→                       AD2 Production Server
   554→                          192.168.0.6
   555→                     (Windows Server, SMB3)
   556→                              |
   557→                              | SSH/SCP (every 15 min)
   558→                              |
   559→                       D2TESTNAS
   560→                          192.168.0.9
   561→                     (Linux NAS, SMB1 Proxy)
   562→                              |
   563→                +-------------+-------------+
   564→                |             |             |
   565→            [TS-1]       [TS-8R]      [TS-27]
   566→          DOS 6.22      DOS 6.22      DOS 6.22
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   568→          T: = \\D2TESTNAS\test
   569→          X: = \\D2TESTNAS\datasheets
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Data Flow Diagram

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   574→SOFTWARE UPDATES (AD2 → DOS)
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   576→Engineer → \\AD2\test\TS-XX\ProdSW\ → [Sync Script] → NAS → DOS Boot (NWTOC.BAT)
   577→         → \\AD2\test\_COMMON\ProdSW\ → [Sync Script] → NAS → All DOS Machines
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   580→TEST RESULTS (DOS → AD2 → Database)
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   582→DOS Test → T:\TS-XX\LOGS\ → [Sync Script] → AD2 → Database Import
   583→         → T:\TS-XX\Reports\ → [Sync Script] → AD2
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Deploying Software Updates to DOS Machines

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Workflow: Deploy Update to a Specific Station

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   594→                    Place files on AD2

   595→                    Copy your updated files to the station's ProdSW folder:

   596→                    \\AD2\test\TS-XX\ProdSW\

   597→                    Example: \\AD2\test\TS-8R\ProdSW\7BMAIN4.EXE
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2

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   604→                    Wait for sync (or trigger manually)

   605→                    Files sync to NAS automatically every 15 minutes.

   606→                    Manual trigger: schtasks /run /tn "Sync-FromNAS"
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3

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   613→                    Reboot the DOS machine

   614→                    On boot, the DOS machine runs NWTOC.BAT which copies files from:

   615→                    T:\TS-XX\ProdSW\*.EXE → C:\ATE\

   616→                    T:\TS-XX\ProdSW\*.BAT → C:\BAT\
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Workflow: Deploy Update to ALL Stations

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   627→                    Place files in COMMON folder on AD2

   628→                    \\AD2\test\_COMMON\ProdSW\

   629→                    Note: Use _COMMON (with underscore) on AD2
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2

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   636→                    Wait for sync

   637→                    Files sync to NAS /data/test/COMMON/ProdSW/ (without underscore)
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3

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   644→                    All DOS machines pick up on reboot

   645→                    NWTOC.BAT checks T:\COMMON\ProdSW\ first, then station-specific folder
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Supported File Types for ProdSW

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   654→                    File Type
   655→                    Destination on DOS
   656→                    Notes
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   661→                    *.EXE
   662→                    C:\ATE\
   663→                    Test programs
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   666→                    *.BAT
   667→                    C:\BAT\
   668→                    Batch scripts
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   670→

   671→                    5BDATA\*.DAT
   672→                    C:\ATE\5BDATA\
   673→                    5B test data files
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   676→                    7BDATA\*.DAT
   677→                    C:\ATE\7BDATA\
   678→                    7B test data files
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   681→                    8BDATA\*.DAT
   682→                    C:\ATE\8BDATA\
   683→                    8B test data files
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   686→                    DSCDATA\*.DAT
   687→                    C:\ATE\DSCDATA\
   688→                    DSC test data files
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Test Results Flow (DOS to Database)

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Automatic Flow (No Engineer Action Required)

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1

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   701→                    DOS test completes

   702→                    Test program writes results to local C:\LOGS\
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2

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   709→                    CTONW.BAT uploads to NAS

   710→                    C:\LOGS\*.* → T:\TS-XX\LOGS\

   711→                    C:\REPORTS\*.* → T:\TS-XX\Reports\
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3

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   718→                    Sync script pulls to AD2

   719→                    NAS /data/test/TS-XX/LOGS/*.DAT → AD2 C:\Shares\test\TS-XX\LOGS\
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4

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   726→                    Database import

   727→                    Synced DAT files are automatically imported into the TestDataDB database
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Database Access

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Search test results via the web interface:

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http://192.168.0.6:3000

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TODO.BAT One-Time Tasks

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The TODO.BAT mechanism allows you to execute one-time commands on a specific DOS machine without modifying its permanent configuration.

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Workflow: Run One-Time Command on DOS Machine

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1

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   746→                    Create TODO.BAT file

   747→                    Create a batch file with your commands. Must use DOS line endings (CR+LF).
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2

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   754→                    Place in station folder on AD2

   755→                    \\AD2\test\TS-XX\TODO.BAT
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3

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   762→                    Wait for sync

   763→                    Sync script pushes TODO.BAT to NAS, then deletes it from AD2
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4

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   770→                    DOS machine executes on boot

   771→                    NWTOC.BAT detects TODO.BAT, executes it, then deletes it from NAS
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   777→            Important
   778→            TODO.BAT executes ONCE and is automatically deleted. Make sure your commands are correct before deploying.
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Example TODO.BAT Files

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Clean temp files:

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@ECHO OFF
   785→REM TODO.BAT - Clean temp files on %1
   786→ECHO Cleaning temp files...
   787→DEL C:\TEMP\*.* /Q
   788→DEL C:\*.TMP /Q
   789→ECHO Done

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Update specific program:

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@ECHO OFF
   793→REM TODO.BAT - Force update 7BMAIN4.EXE on %1
   794→ECHO Updating test program...
   795→COPY T:\%1\ProdSW\7BMAIN4.EXE C:\ATE\ /Y
   796→ECHO Done

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File Locations Reference

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   800→
AD2 Server (\\AD2 or 192.168.0.6)

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   802→

   803→

   804→                    Path
   805→                    Purpose
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   808→

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   810→                    C:\Shares\test\
   811→                    Root of test share
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   813→

   814→                    C:\Shares\test\TS-XX\ProdSW\
   815→                    Station-specific software updates
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   817→

   818→                    C:\Shares\test\_COMMON\ProdSW\
   819→                    Common software updates (all stations)
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   821→

   822→                    C:\Shares\test\TS-XX\LOGS\
   823→                    Test result logs (synced from NAS)
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   826→                    C:\Shares\test\TS-XX\Reports\
   827→                    Test reports (synced from NAS)
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   829→

   830→                    C:\Shares\test\TS-XX\TODO.BAT
   831→                    One-time task file (place here)
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   833→

   834→                    C:\Shares\test\scripts\
   835→                    Sync scripts
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   837→

   838→                    C:\Shares\test\_SYNC_STATUS.txt
   839→                    Current sync status
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NAS (\\D2TESTNAS or 192.168.0.9)

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   848→                    Path
   849→                    Purpose
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   854→                    /data/test/
   855→                    Root of test share
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   858→                    /data/test/COMMON/ProdSW/
   859→                    Common software (note: no underscore)
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   862→                    /data/test/TS-XX/ProdSW/
   863→                    Station-specific software
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   866→                    /data/test/TS-XX/LOGS/
   867→                    Test logs (uploaded by DOS)
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   870→                    /data/test/TS-XX/TODO.BAT
   871→                    One-time task (consumed by DOS)
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DOS Machines (via T: drive)

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   880→                    Path
   881→                    Purpose
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   885→

   886→                    T:\
   887→                    Network share (\\D2TESTNAS\test)
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   890→                    T:\COMMON\ProdSW\
   891→                    Common software updates
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   893→

   894→                    T:\TS-XX\ProdSW\
   895→                    Station-specific updates
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   897→

   898→                    C:\ATE\
   899→                    Local test programs
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   901→

   902→                    C:\BAT\
   903→                    Local batch files
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   905→

   906→                    C:\LOGS\
   907→                    Local test logs (before upload)
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Scheduled Tasks

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   917→                    Task Name
   918→                    Schedule
   919→                    Script
   920→                    Purpose
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   925→                    Sync-FromNAS
   926→                    Every 15 minutes
   927→                    C:\Shares\test\scripts\Sync-FromNAS.ps1
   928→                    Bidirectional AD2 ↔ NAS sync
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   930→

   931→                    TestDataDB Server
   932→                    On system startup
   933→                    C:\Shares\testdatadb\start-server.bat
   934→                    Start database web server
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Manual Commands

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Run Sync Manually

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# Trigger scheduled task
   943→schtasks /run /tn "Sync-FromNAS"
   944→
   945→# Run script directly (dry run - shows what would happen)
   946→powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File C:\Shares\test\scripts\Sync-FromNAS.ps1 -DryRun -Verbose
   947→
   948→# Run script directly (actual sync)
   949→powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File C:\Shares\test\scripts\Sync-FromNAS.ps1 -Verbose
   950→
   951→# Sync older files (e.g., 7 days = 10080 minutes)
   952→powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File C:\Shares\test\scripts\Sync-FromNAS.ps1 -MaxAgeMinutes 10080

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Check Sync Status

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# View current status
   956→type C:\Shares\test\_SYNC_STATUS.txt
   957→
   958→# View recent sync log
   959→type C:\Shares\test\scripts\sync-from-nas.log

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SSH to NAS (for troubleshooting)

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# Using batch helper
   963→C:\dataforth-ad2-context\nas-ssh.bat "ls /data/test/TS-8R/LOGS/"
   964→
   965→# Check files on NAS
   966→C:\dataforth-ad2-context\nas-ssh.bat "find /data/test -name '*.DAT' -mmin -60"

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Troubleshooting

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Problem: Files placed on AD2 are not reaching DOS machines

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Symptoms: Engineer places files in \\AD2\test\TS-XX\ProdSW\ but DOS machine doesn't get the update

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   974→                Solution
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Check sync status: type C:\Shares\test\_SYNC_STATUS.txt

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Check if sync task is running: schtasks /query /tn "Sync-FromNAS"

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Manually trigger sync: schtasks /run /tn "Sync-FromNAS"

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Check sync log for errors: type C:\Shares\test\scripts\sync-from-nas.log

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Verify files exist on NAS: SSH to NAS and check /data/test/TS-XX/ProdSW/

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Reboot the DOS machine to trigger NWTOC.BAT

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Problem: Test results not appearing in database

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Symptoms: Test completed but data not searchable in web interface

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   990→                Solution
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Check if DOS uploaded to NAS: SSH to NAS, check /data/test/TS-XX/LOGS/

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Check sync status for "Files Pulled" count

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Check sync log for database import errors

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Verify database server is running: http://192.168.0.6:3000

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Check if CTONW.BAT ran on DOS (uploads results to NAS)

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Problem: TODO.BAT not executing on DOS machine

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Symptoms: Placed TODO.BAT but it never runs

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  1005→                Solution
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Verify file was placed correctly: \\AD2\test\TS-XX\TODO.BAT (in station root, not ProdSW)

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Check that sync ran (TODO.BAT should be deleted from AD2 after sync)

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Verify TODO.BAT reached NAS: SSH and check /data/test/TS-XX/TODO.BAT

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Ensure DOS machine was rebooted (TODO.BAT runs during boot)

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Check DOS line endings (must be CR+LF, not Unix LF only)

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Problem: Sync task failing with errors

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Symptoms: Status shows "ERRORS" or sync log shows failures

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  1020→                Solution
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Check sync log: type C:\Shares\test\scripts\sync-from-nas.log

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Verify NAS is reachable: ping 192.168.0.9

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Test SSH connection: C:\dataforth-ad2-context\nas-ssh.bat "echo test"

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Check NAS disk space: SSH and run df -h /data

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Verify PuTTY is installed: dir "C:\Program Files\PuTTY\"

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Problem: DOS machine can't connect to NAS (T: drive unavailable)

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Symptoms: DOS machine shows "Network path not found" or T: drive missing

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  1035→                Solution
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Check NAS is running: ping 192.168.0.9 from another machine

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Verify WINS server is running on NAS (required for NetBIOS name resolution)

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Check DOS machine network cable and settings

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Try reconnecting: On DOS, run net use T: \\D2TESTNAS\test

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Log Files

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  1050→                    Log File
  1051→                    Location
  1052→                    Purpose
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  1057→                    Sync Log
  1058→                    C:\Shares\test\scripts\sync-from-nas.log
  1059→                    All sync operations, errors, file transfers
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  1062→                    Sync Status
  1063→                    C:\Shares\test\_SYNC_STATUS.txt
  1064→                    Current status summary (OK/ERRORS)
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  1066→

  1067→                    DOS NWTOC Log
  1068→                    C:\ATE\NWTOC.LOG (on DOS machine)
  1069→                    What files were downloaded on boot
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  1072→                    NAS Station Logs
  1073→                    /data/test/TS-XX/NWTOC.LOG
  1074→                    Copy of DOS NWTOC log uploaded to NAS
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Reading the Sync Log

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# View last 50 lines
  1081→powershell -Command "Get-Content 'C:\Shares\test\scripts\sync-from-nas.log' -Tail 50"
  1082→
  1083→# Search for errors
  1084→powershell -Command "Select-String 'ERROR' 'C:\Shares\test\scripts\sync-from-nas.log'"
  1085→
  1086→# View today's entries
  1087→powershell -Command "Get-Content 'C:\Shares\test\scripts\sync-from-nas.log' | Select-String '2026-01-13'"

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  1092→            Script Location
  1093→            C:\Shares\test\scripts\Sync-FromNAS.ps1

  1094→            To edit the sync behavior, modify this PowerShell script. Key configuration is at the top of the file.
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AD2-NAS Sync System

Engineer Documentation & Reference Guide

                Version:
                1.0

                Last Updated:
                January 13, 2026

                System:
                Dataforth Test Data Synchronization

                Servers:
                AD2 ↔ D2TESTNAS ↔ DOS Machines

Table of Contents

System Overview

Architecture & Data Flow

Deploying Software Updates to DOS Machines

Test Results Flow (DOS to Database)

TODO.BAT One-Time Tasks

File Locations Reference

Scheduled Tasks

Manual Commands

Troubleshooting

Log Files

System Overview

The AD2-NAS sync system provides bidirectional file synchronization between the AD2 production server and DOS test machines via the NAS (D2TESTNAS). The system handles two primary data flows:

Software Updates (AD2 → DOS): Engineers place updated programs on AD2, which sync to NAS, then download to DOS machines on boot

Test Results (DOS → AD2): DOS machines upload test data to NAS, which syncs to AD2 and imports into the database

            Sync Frequency
            Synchronization runs automatically every 15 minutes via Windows Task Scheduler on AD2.

Architecture & Data Flow

Network Topology

                       AD2 Production Server
                          192.168.0.6
                     (Windows Server, SMB3)
                              |
                              | SSH/SCP (every 15 min)
                              |
                       D2TESTNAS
                          192.168.0.9
                     (Linux NAS, SMB1 Proxy)
                              |
                +-------------+-------------+
                |             |             |
            [TS-1]       [TS-8R]      [TS-27]
          DOS 6.22      DOS 6.22      DOS 6.22

          T: = \\D2TESTNAS\test
          X: = \\D2TESTNAS\datasheets

Data Flow Diagram

SOFTWARE UPDATES (AD2 → DOS)

Engineer → \\AD2\test\TS-XX\ProdSW\ → [Sync Script] → NAS → DOS Boot (NWTOC.BAT)
         → \\AD2\test\_COMMON\ProdSW\ → [Sync Script] → NAS → All DOS Machines

TEST RESULTS (DOS → AD2 → Database)

DOS Test → T:\TS-XX\LOGS\ → [Sync Script] → AD2 → Database Import
         → T:\TS-XX\Reports\ → [Sync Script] → AD2

Deploying Software Updates to DOS Machines

Workflow: Deploy Update to a Specific Station

1

                    Place files on AD2

                    Copy your updated files to the station's ProdSW folder:

                    \\AD2\test\TS-XX\ProdSW\

                    Example: \\AD2\test\TS-8R\ProdSW\7BMAIN4.EXE

2

                    Wait for sync (or trigger manually)

                    Files sync to NAS automatically every 15 minutes.

                    Manual trigger: schtasks /run /tn "Sync-FromNAS"

3

                    Reboot the DOS machine

                    On boot, the DOS machine runs NWTOC.BAT which copies files from:

                    T:\TS-XX\ProdSW\*.EXE → C:\ATE\

                    T:\TS-XX\ProdSW\*.BAT → C:\BAT\

Workflow: Deploy Update to ALL Stations

1

                    Place files in COMMON folder on AD2

                    \\AD2\test\_COMMON\ProdSW\

                    Note: Use _COMMON (with underscore) on AD2

2

                    Wait for sync

                    Files sync to NAS /data/test/COMMON/ProdSW/ (without underscore)

3

                    All DOS machines pick up on reboot

                    NWTOC.BAT checks T:\COMMON\ProdSW\ first, then station-specific folder

Supported File Types for ProdSW

                    File Type
                    Destination on DOS
                    Notes

                    *.EXE
                    C:\ATE\
                    Test programs

                    *.BAT
                    C:\BAT\
                    Batch scripts

                    5BDATA\*.DAT
                    C:\ATE\5BDATA\
                    5B test data files

                    7BDATA\*.DAT
                    C:\ATE\7BDATA\
                    7B test data files

                    8BDATA\*.DAT
                    C:\ATE\8BDATA\
                    8B test data files

                    DSCDATA\*.DAT
                    C:\ATE\DSCDATA\
                    DSC test data files

Test Results Flow (DOS to Database)

Automatic Flow (No Engineer Action Required)

1

                    DOS test completes

                    Test program writes results to local C:\LOGS\

2

                    CTONW.BAT uploads to NAS

                    C:\LOGS\*.* → T:\TS-XX\LOGS\

                    C:\REPORTS\*.* → T:\TS-XX\Reports\

3

                    Sync script pulls to AD2

                    NAS /data/test/TS-XX/LOGS/*.DAT → AD2 C:\Shares\test\TS-XX\LOGS\

4

                    Database import

                    Synced DAT files are automatically imported into the TestDataDB database

Database Access

Search test results via the web interface:

http://192.168.0.6:3000

TODO.BAT One-Time Tasks

The TODO.BAT mechanism allows you to execute one-time commands on a specific DOS machine without modifying its permanent configuration.

Workflow: Run One-Time Command on DOS Machine

1

                    Create TODO.BAT file

                    Create a batch file with your commands. Must use DOS line endings (CR+LF).

2

                    Place in station folder on AD2

                    \\AD2\test\TS-XX\TODO.BAT

3

                    Wait for sync

                    Sync script pushes TODO.BAT to NAS, then deletes it from AD2

4

                    DOS machine executes on boot

                    NWTOC.BAT detects TODO.BAT, executes it, then deletes it from NAS

            Important
            TODO.BAT executes ONCE and is automatically deleted. Make sure your commands are correct before deploying.

Example TODO.BAT Files

Clean temp files:

@ECHO OFF
REM TODO.BAT - Clean temp files on %1
ECHO Cleaning temp files...
DEL C:\TEMP\*.* /Q
DEL C:\*.TMP /Q
ECHO Done

Update specific program:

@ECHO OFF
REM TODO.BAT - Force update 7BMAIN4.EXE on %1
ECHO Updating test program...
COPY T:\%1\ProdSW\7BMAIN4.EXE C:\ATE\ /Y
ECHO Done

File Locations Reference

AD2 Server (\\AD2 or 192.168.0.6)

                    Path
                    Purpose

                    C:\Shares\test\
                    Root of test share

                    C:\Shares\test\TS-XX\ProdSW\
                    Station-specific software updates

                    C:\Shares\test\_COMMON\ProdSW\
                    Common software updates (all stations)

                    C:\Shares\test\TS-XX\LOGS\
                    Test result logs (synced from NAS)

                    C:\Shares\test\TS-XX\Reports\
                    Test reports (synced from NAS)

                    C:\Shares\test\TS-XX\TODO.BAT
                    One-time task file (place here)

                    C:\Shares\test\scripts\
                    Sync scripts

                    C:\Shares\test\_SYNC_STATUS.txt
                    Current sync status

NAS (\\D2TESTNAS or 192.168.0.9)

                    Path
                    Purpose

                    /data/test/
                    Root of test share

                    /data/test/COMMON/ProdSW/
                    Common software (note: no underscore)

                    /data/test/TS-XX/ProdSW/
                    Station-specific software

                    /data/test/TS-XX/LOGS/
                    Test logs (uploaded by DOS)

                    /data/test/TS-XX/TODO.BAT
                    One-time task (consumed by DOS)

DOS Machines (via T: drive)

                    Path
                    Purpose

                    T:\
                    Network share (\\D2TESTNAS\test)

                    T:\COMMON\ProdSW\
                    Common software updates

                    T:\TS-XX\ProdSW\
                    Station-specific updates

                    C:\ATE\
                    Local test programs

                    C:\BAT\
                    Local batch files

                    C:\LOGS\
                    Local test logs (before upload)

Scheduled Tasks

                    Task Name
                    Schedule
                    Script
                    Purpose

                    Sync-FromNAS
                    Every 15 minutes
                    C:\Shares\test\scripts\Sync-FromNAS.ps1
                    Bidirectional AD2 ↔ NAS sync

                    TestDataDB Server
                    On system startup
                    C:\Shares\testdatadb\start-server.bat
                    Start database web server

Manual Commands

Run Sync Manually

# Trigger scheduled task
schtasks /run /tn "Sync-FromNAS"

# Run script directly (dry run - shows what would happen)
powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File C:\Shares\test\scripts\Sync-FromNAS.ps1 -DryRun -Verbose

# Run script directly (actual sync)
powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File C:\Shares\test\scripts\Sync-FromNAS.ps1 -Verbose

# Sync older files (e.g., 7 days = 10080 minutes)
powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File C:\Shares\test\scripts\Sync-FromNAS.ps1 -MaxAgeMinutes 10080

Check Sync Status

# View current status
type C:\Shares\test\_SYNC_STATUS.txt

# View recent sync log
type C:\Shares\test\scripts\sync-from-nas.log

SSH to NAS (for troubleshooting)

# Using batch helper
C:\dataforth-ad2-context\nas-ssh.bat "ls /data/test/TS-8R/LOGS/"

# Check files on NAS
C:\dataforth-ad2-context\nas-ssh.bat "find /data/test -name '*.DAT' -mmin -60"

Troubleshooting

Problem: Files placed on AD2 are not reaching DOS machines

Symptoms: Engineer places files in \\AD2\test\TS-XX\ProdSW\ but DOS machine doesn't get the update

                Solution

Check sync status: type C:\Shares\test\_SYNC_STATUS.txt

Check if sync task is running: schtasks /query /tn "Sync-FromNAS"

Manually trigger sync: schtasks /run /tn "Sync-FromNAS"

Check sync log for errors: type C:\Shares\test\scripts\sync-from-nas.log

Verify files exist on NAS: SSH to NAS and check /data/test/TS-XX/ProdSW/

Reboot the DOS machine to trigger NWTOC.BAT

Problem: Test results not appearing in database

Symptoms: Test completed but data not searchable in web interface

                Solution

Check if DOS uploaded to NAS: SSH to NAS, check /data/test/TS-XX/LOGS/

Check sync status for "Files Pulled" count

Check sync log for database import errors

Verify database server is running: http://192.168.0.6:3000

Check if CTONW.BAT ran on DOS (uploads results to NAS)

Problem: TODO.BAT not executing on DOS machine

Symptoms: Placed TODO.BAT but it never runs

                Solution

Verify file was placed correctly: \\AD2\test\TS-XX\TODO.BAT (in station root, not ProdSW)

Check that sync ran (TODO.BAT should be deleted from AD2 after sync)

Verify TODO.BAT reached NAS: SSH and check /data/test/TS-XX/TODO.BAT

Ensure DOS machine was rebooted (TODO.BAT runs during boot)

Check DOS line endings (must be CR+LF, not Unix LF only)

Problem: Sync task failing with errors

Symptoms: Status shows "ERRORS" or sync log shows failures

                Solution

Check sync log: type C:\Shares\test\scripts\sync-from-nas.log

Verify NAS is reachable: ping 192.168.0.9

Test SSH connection: C:\dataforth-ad2-context\nas-ssh.bat "echo test"

Check NAS disk space: SSH and run df -h /data

Verify PuTTY is installed: dir "C:\Program Files\PuTTY\"

Problem: DOS machine can't connect to NAS (T: drive unavailable)

Symptoms: DOS machine shows "Network path not found" or T: drive missing

                Solution

Check NAS is running: ping 192.168.0.9 from another machine

Verify WINS server is running on NAS (required for NetBIOS name resolution)

Check DOS machine network cable and settings

Try reconnecting: On DOS, run net use T: \\D2TESTNAS\test

Log Files

                    Log File
                    Location
                    Purpose

                    Sync Log
                    C:\Shares\test\scripts\sync-from-nas.log
                    All sync operations, errors, file transfers

                    Sync Status
                    C:\Shares\test\_SYNC_STATUS.txt
                    Current status summary (OK/ERRORS)

                    DOS NWTOC Log
                    C:\ATE\NWTOC.LOG (on DOS machine)
                    What files were downloaded on boot

                    NAS Station Logs
                    /data/test/TS-XX/NWTOC.LOG
                    Copy of DOS NWTOC log uploaded to NAS

Reading the Sync Log

# View last 50 lines
powershell -Command "Get-Content 'C:\Shares\test\scripts\sync-from-nas.log' -Tail 50"

# Search for errors
powershell -Command "Select-String 'ERROR' 'C:\Shares\test\scripts\sync-from-nas.log'"

# View today's entries
powershell -Command "Get-Content 'C:\Shares\test\scripts\sync-from-nas.log' | Select-String '2026-01-13'"

            Script Location
            C:\Shares\test\scripts\Sync-FromNAS.ps1

            To edit the sync behavior, modify this PowerShell script. Key configuration is at the top of the file.

            Generated: January 13, 2026 | Dataforth Test Data Sync System

<title>AD2-NAS Sync System - Engineer Documentation</title>

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+
Engineer Documentation & Reference Guide

-
System: Dataforth Test Data Synchronization

+                Dataforth Test Data Synchronization

+                AD2 ↔ D2TESTNAS ↔ DOS Machines

-
3. Deploying Software Updates to DOS Machines

-
4. Test Results Flow (DOS to Database)

+
Deploying Software Updates to DOS Machines

-
The AD2-NAS sync system provides bidirectional file synchronization between the AD2 production server and DOS test machines via the NAS (D2TESTNAS). The system handles:

+
The AD2-NAS sync system provides bidirectional file synchronization between the AD2 production server and DOS test machines via the NAS (D2TESTNAS). The system handles two primary data flows:

-
Software Updates (AD2 → DOS): Engineers place updated programs on AD2, which sync to NAS, then download to DOS machines on boot

-
Test Results (DOS → AD2): DOS machines upload test data to NAS, which syncs to AD2 and imports into the database

+
Software Updates (AD2 → DOS): Engineers place updated programs on AD2, which sync to NAS, then download to DOS machines on boot

+
Test Results (DOS → AD2): DOS machines upload test data to NAS, which syncs to AD2 and imports into the database

-        Sync Frequency: Every 15 minutes via Windows Task Scheduler on AD2

+            Synchronization runs automatically every 15 minutes via Windows Task Scheduler on AD2.

-                           AD2 Production Server

-                         (Windows Server, SMB3)

-                                  | SSH/SCP (every 15 min)

-                         (Linux NAS, SMB1 Proxy)

+                       AD2 Production Server

+                     (Windows Server, SMB3)

+                              | SSH/SCP (every 15 min)

+                     (Linux NAS, SMB1 Proxy)

-              X: = \\D2TESTNAS\datasheets

-Engineer → \\AD2\test\TS-XX\ProdSW\ → [Sync Script] → NAS → DOS Boot (NWTOC.BAT)

-         → \\AD2\test\_COMMON\ProdSW\ → [Sync Script] → NAS → All DOS Machines

+Engineer → \\AD2\test\TS-XX\ProdSW\ → [Sync Script] → NAS → DOS Boot (NWTOC.BAT)

+         → \\AD2\test\_COMMON\ProdSW\ → [Sync Script] → NAS → All DOS Machines

-DOS Test → T:\TS-XX\LOGS\ → [Sync Script] → AD2 → Database Import

-         → T:\TS-XX\Reports\ → [Sync Script] → AD2

+DOS Test → T:\TS-XX\LOGS\ → [Sync Script] → AD2 → Database Import

+         → T:\TS-XX\Reports\ → [Sync Script] → AD2

-
3. Deploying Software Updates to DOS Machines

+
Deploying Software Updates to DOS Machines

-
Workflow: Deploy Update to a Specific Station

+
Workflow: Deploy Update to a Specific Station

-                Copy your updated files to the station's ProdSW folder:<br>

-                \\AD2\test\TS-XX\ProdSW\

-                Example: \\AD2\test\TS-8R\ProdSW\7BMAIN4.EXE

+                    Copy your updated files to the station's ProdSW folder:<br>

+                    \\AD2\test\TS-XX\ProdSW\

+                    Example: \\AD2\test\TS-8R\ProdSW\7BMAIN4.EXE

-                Wait for sync (or trigger manually)

-                Files sync to NAS automatically every 15 minutes.<br>

-                Manual trigger: schtasks /run /tn "Sync-FromNAS"

+                    Wait for sync (or trigger manually)

+                    Files sync to NAS automatically every 15 minutes.<br>

+                    Manual trigger: schtasks /run /tn "Sync-FromNAS"

-                On boot, the DOS machine runs NWTOC.BAT which copies files from:

-                T:\TS-XX\ProdSW\*.EXE → C:\ATE\

-                T:\TS-XX\ProdSW\*.BAT → C:\BAT\

+                    Reboot the DOS machine

+                    On boot, the DOS machine runs NWTOC.BAT which copies files from:

+                    T:\TS-XX\ProdSW\*.EXE → C:\ATE\

+                    T:\TS-XX\ProdSW\*.BAT → C:\BAT\

-
Workflow: Deploy Update to ALL Stations

+
Workflow: Deploy Update to ALL Stations

-                Place files in COMMON folder on AD2

-                \\AD2\test\_COMMON\ProdSW\

-                Note: Use _COMMON (with underscore) on AD2

+                    Place files in COMMON folder on AD2

+                    \\AD2\test\_COMMON\ProdSW\

+                    Note: Use _COMMON (with underscore) on AD2

-                Files sync to NAS <code>/data/test/COMMON/ProdSW/</code> (without underscore)

+                    Files sync to NAS <code>/data/test/COMMON/ProdSW/</code> (without underscore)

-                All DOS machines pick up on reboot

-                NWTOC.BAT checks T:\COMMON\ProdSW\ first, then station-specific folder

+                    All DOS machines pick up on reboot

+                    NWTOC.BAT checks T:\COMMON\ProdSW\ first, then station-specific folder

+                    DSC test data files

-
4. Test Results Flow (DOS to Database)

-
Automatic Flow (No Engineer Action Required)

+
Automatic Flow (No Engineer Action Required)

-                Test program writes results to local C:\LOGS\

+                    Test program writes results to local C:\LOGS\

-                CTONW.BAT uploads to NAS

-                C:\LOGS\*.* → T:\TS-XX\LOGS\

-                C:\REPORTS\*.* → T:\TS-XX\Reports\

+                    CTONW.BAT uploads to NAS

+                    C:\LOGS\*.* → T:\TS-XX\LOGS\

+                    C:\REPORTS\*.* → T:\TS-XX\Reports\

-                Sync script pulls to AD2

-                NAS /data/test/TS-XX/LOGS/*.DAT → AD2 C:\Shares\test\TS-XX\LOGS\

+                    Sync script pulls to AD2

+                    NAS /data/test/TS-XX/LOGS/*.DAT → AD2 C:\Shares\test\TS-XX\LOGS\

-                Synced DAT files are automatically imported into the TestDataDB database

+                    Synced DAT files are automatically imported into the TestDataDB database

-
Search test results via the web interface:

+
Search test results via the web interface:

-
The TODO.BAT mechanism allows you to execute one-time commands on a specific DOS machine without modifying its permanent configuration.

+
The TODO.BAT mechanism allows you to execute one-time commands on a specific DOS machine without modifying its permanent configuration.

-
Workflow: Run One-Time Command on DOS Machine

+
Workflow: Run One-Time Command on DOS Machine

-                Create a batch file with your commands. Must use DOS line endings (CR+LF).

+                    Create TODO.BAT file

+                    Create a batch file with your commands. Must use DOS line endings (CR+LF).

-                Place in station folder on AD2

-                \\AD2\test\TS-XX\TODO.BAT

+                    Place in station folder on AD2

+                    \\AD2\test\TS-XX\TODO.BAT

-                Sync script pushes TODO.BAT to NAS, then deletes it from AD2

+                    Sync script pushes TODO.BAT to NAS, then deletes it from AD2

-                DOS machine executes on boot

-                NWTOC.BAT detects TODO.BAT, executes it, then deletes it from NAS

+                    DOS machine executes on boot

+                    NWTOC.BAT detects TODO.BAT, executes it, then deletes it from NAS

-        Important: TODO.BAT executes ONCE and is automatically deleted. Make sure your commands are correct before deploying.

+        <div class="alert alert-warning">

+            TODO.BAT executes ONCE and is automatically deleted. Make sure your commands are correct before deploying.

REM TODO.BAT - Force update 7BMAIN4.EXE on %1

COPY T:\%1\ProdSW\7BMAIN4.EXE C:\ATE\ /Y

-            C:\Shares\test\TS-XX\ProdSW\

-            Station-specific software updates

-            C:\Shares\test\_COMMON\ProdSW\

-            Common software updates (all stations)

-            Test result logs (synced from NAS)

-            C:\Shares\test\TS-XX\Reports\

-            Test reports (synced from NAS)

-            C:\Shares\test\TS-XX\TODO.BAT

-            One-time task file (place here)

-            C:\Shares\test\_SYNC_STATUS.txt

+                    C:\Shares\test\TS-XX\ProdSW\

+                    Station-specific software updates

+                    C:\Shares\test\_COMMON\ProdSW\

+                    Common software updates (all stations)

+                    C:\Shares\test\TS-XX\LOGS\

+                    Test result logs (synced from NAS)

+                    C:\Shares\test\TS-XX\Reports\

+                    Test reports (synced from NAS)

+                    C:\Shares\test\TS-XX\TODO.BAT

+                    One-time task file (place here)

+                    C:\Shares\test\scripts\

+                    C:\Shares\test\_SYNC_STATUS.txt

+                    Current sync status

-            Common software (note: no underscore)

-            Test logs (uploaded by DOS)

-            One-time task (consumed by DOS)

+                    /data/test/COMMON/ProdSW/

+                    Common software (note: no underscore)

+                    /data/test/TS-XX/ProdSW/

+                    Station-specific software

+                    /data/test/TS-XX/LOGS/

+                    Test logs (uploaded by DOS)

+                    /data/test/TS-XX/TODO.BAT

+                    One-time task (consumed by DOS)

-            Network share (\\D2TESTNAS\test)

-            Local test logs (before upload)

+                    Network share (\\D2TESTNAS\test)

+                    Common software updates

+                    Station-specific updates

+                    Local test programs

+                    Local test logs (before upload)

-            C:\Shares\test\scripts\Sync-FromNAS.ps1

-            Bidirectional AD2 ↔ NAS sync

-            C:\Shares\testdatadb\start-server.bat

+                    C:\Shares\test\scripts\Sync-FromNAS.ps1

+                    Bidirectional AD2 ↔ NAS sync

+                    C:\Shares\testdatadb\start-server.bat

+                    Start database web server

# Run script directly (dry run - shows what would happen)

# Sync older files (e.g., 7 days = 10080 minutes)

powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File C:\Shares\test\scripts\Sync-FromNAS.ps1 -MaxAgeMinutes 10080</pre>

C:\dataforth-ad2-context\nas-ssh.bat "find /data/test -name '*.DAT' -mmin -60"</pre>

-
Problem: Files placed on AD2 are not reaching DOS machines

-
Symptoms: Engineer places files in \\AD2\test\TS-XX\ProdSW\ but DOS machine doesn't get the update

-
Check sync status: type C:\Shares\test\_SYNC_STATUS.txt

-
Check if sync task is running: schtasks /query /tn "Sync-FromNAS"

-
Manually trigger sync: schtasks /run /tn "Sync-FromNAS"

-
Check sync log for errors: type C:\Shares\test\scripts\sync-from-nas.log

-
Verify files exist on NAS: SSH to NAS and check /data/test/TS-XX/ProdSW/

-
Reboot the DOS machine to trigger NWTOC.BAT

+        <div class="troubleshoot-item">

+
Problem: Files placed on AD2 are not reaching DOS machines

+
Symptoms: Engineer places files in \\AD2\test\TS-XX\ProdSW\ but DOS machine doesn't get the update

+
Check sync status: type C:\Shares\test\_SYNC_STATUS.txt

+
Check if sync task is running: schtasks /query /tn "Sync-FromNAS"

+
Manually trigger sync: schtasks /run /tn "Sync-FromNAS"

+
Check sync log for errors: type C:\Shares\test\scripts\sync-from-nas.log

+
Verify files exist on NAS: SSH to NAS and check /data/test/TS-XX/ProdSW/

+
Reboot the DOS machine to trigger NWTOC.BAT

-
Problem: Test results not appearing in database

-
Symptoms: Test completed but data not searchable in web interface

-
Check if DOS uploaded to NAS: SSH to NAS, check /data/test/TS-XX/LOGS/

-
Check sync status for "Files Pulled" count

-
Check sync log for database import errors

-
Verify database server is running: http://192.168.0.6:3000

-
Check if CTONW.BAT ran on DOS (uploads results to NAS)

+
Problem: Test results not appearing in database

+
Symptoms: Test completed but data not searchable in web interface

+
Check if DOS uploaded to NAS: SSH to NAS, check /data/test/TS-XX/LOGS/

+
Check sync status for "Files Pulled" count

+
Check sync log for database import errors

+
Verify database server is running: http://192.168.0.6:3000

+
Check if CTONW.BAT ran on DOS (uploads results to NAS)

-
Problem: TODO.BAT not executing on DOS machine

-
Symptoms: Placed TODO.BAT but it never runs

-
Verify file was placed correctly: \\AD2\test\TS-XX\TODO.BAT (in station root, not ProdSW)

-
Check that sync ran (TODO.BAT should be deleted from AD2 after sync)

-
Verify TODO.BAT reached NAS: SSH and check /data/test/TS-XX/TODO.BAT

-
Ensure DOS machine was rebooted (TODO.BAT runs during boot)

-
Check DOS line endings (must be CR+LF, not Unix LF only)

+        <div class="troubleshoot-item">

+
Problem: TODO.BAT not executing on DOS machine

+
Symptoms: Placed TODO.BAT but it never runs

+
Verify file was placed correctly: \\AD2\test\TS-XX\TODO.BAT (in station root, not ProdSW)

+
Check that sync ran (TODO.BAT should be deleted from AD2 after sync)

+
Verify TODO.BAT reached NAS: SSH and check /data/test/TS-XX/TODO.BAT

+
Ensure DOS machine was rebooted (TODO.BAT runs during boot)

+
Check DOS line endings (must be CR+LF, not Unix LF only)

-
Problem: Sync task failing with errors

-
Symptoms: Status shows "ERRORS" or sync log shows failures

-
Check sync log: type C:\Shares\test\scripts\sync-from-nas.log

-
Verify NAS is reachable: ping 192.168.0.9

-
Test SSH connection: C:\dataforth-ad2-context\nas-ssh.bat "echo test"

-
Check NAS disk space: SSH and run df -h /data

-
Verify PuTTY is installed: dir "C:\Program Files\PuTTY\"

+
Problem: Sync task failing with errors

+
Symptoms: Status shows "ERRORS" or sync log shows failures

+
Check sync log: type C:\Shares\test\scripts\sync-from-nas.log

+
Verify NAS is reachable: ping 192.168.0.9

+
Test SSH connection: C:\dataforth-ad2-context\nas-ssh.bat "echo test"

+
Check NAS disk space: SSH and run df -h /data

+
Verify PuTTY is installed: dir "C:\Program Files\PuTTY\"

-
Problem: DOS machine can't connect to NAS (T: drive unavailable)

-
Symptoms: DOS machine shows "Network path not found" or T: drive missing

-
Check NAS is running: ping 192.168.0.9 from another machine

-
Verify WINS server is running on NAS (required for NetBIOS name resolution)

-
Check DOS machine network cable and settings

-
Try reconnecting: On DOS, run net use T: \\D2TESTNAS\test

+        <div class="troubleshoot-item">

+
Problem: DOS machine can't connect to NAS (T: drive unavailable)

+
Symptoms: DOS machine shows "Network path not found" or T: drive missing

+
Check NAS is running: ping 192.168.0.9 from another machine

+
Verify WINS server is running on NAS (required for NetBIOS name resolution)

+
Check DOS machine network cable and settings

+
Try reconnecting: On DOS, run net use T: \\D2TESTNAS\test

-            C:\Shares\test\scripts\sync-from-nas.log

-            All sync operations, errors, file transfers

-            C:\Shares\test\_SYNC_STATUS.txt

-            Current status summary (OK/ERRORS)

-            C:\ATE\NWTOC.LOG (on DOS machine)

-            What files were downloaded on boot

-            Copy of DOS NWTOC log uploaded to NAS

+                    C:\Shares\test\scripts\sync-from-nas.log

+                    All sync operations, errors, file transfers

+                    C:\Shares\test\_SYNC_STATUS.txt

+                    Current status summary (OK/ERRORS)

+                    C:\ATE\NWTOC.LOG (on DOS machine)

+                    What files were downloaded on boot

+                    /data/test/TS-XX/NWTOC.LOG

+                    Copy of DOS NWTOC log uploaded to NAS

powershell -Command "Get-Content 'C:\Shares\test\scripts\sync-from-nas.log' | Select-String '2026-01-13'"</pre>

-        Script Location: C:\Shares\test\scripts\Sync-FromNAS.ps1

-        To edit the sync behavior: Modify this PowerShell script. Key configuration is at the top of the file.

+        <div class="alert alert-success">

+            C:\Shares\test\scripts\Sync-FromNAS.ps1

+            To edit the sync behavior, modify this PowerShell script. Key configuration is at the top of the file.

-    <p style="text-align: center; color: #718096; margin-top: 2rem;">

-        Generated: January 13, 2026 | Dataforth Test Data Sync System

+        <p class="text-center text-muted" style="margin-top: 2rem;">

+            Generated: January 13, 2026 | Dataforth Test Data Sync System

<!DOCTYPE html>

    <meta charset="UTF-8">
    <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0">
    <title>AD2-NAS Sync System - Engineer Documentation</title>

AD2-NAS Sync System

Document Version: 1.0

Last Updated: January 13, 2026

System: Dataforth Test Data Synchronization

Servers: AD2 (192.168.0.6) ↔ D2TESTNAS (192.168.0.9) ↔ DOS Machines (TS-1 to TS-30)

Table of Contents

1. System Overview

2. Architecture & Data Flow

3. Deploying Software Updates to DOS Machines

4. Test Results Flow (DOS to Database)

5. TODO.BAT One-Time Tasks

6. File Locations Reference

7. Scheduled Tasks

8. Manual Commands

9. Troubleshooting

10. Log Files

1. System Overview

The AD2-NAS sync system provides bidirectional file synchronization between the AD2 production server and DOS test machines via the NAS (D2TESTNAS). The system handles:

Software Updates (AD2 → DOS): Engineers place updated programs on AD2, which sync to NAS, then download to DOS machines on boot

Test Results (DOS → AD2): DOS machines upload test data to NAS, which syncs to AD2 and imports into the database

        Sync Frequency: Every 15 minutes via Windows Task Scheduler on AD2

2. Architecture & Data Flow

Network Topology

                           AD2 Production Server
                              192.168.0.6
                         (Windows Server, SMB3)
                                  |
                                  | SSH/SCP (every 15 min)
                                  |
                           D2TESTNAS
                              192.168.0.9
                         (Linux NAS, SMB1 Proxy)
                                  |
                    +-------------+-------------+
                    |             |             |
                [TS-1]       [TS-8R]      [TS-27]
              DOS 6.22      DOS 6.22      DOS 6.22

              T: = \\D2TESTNAS\test
              X: = \\D2TESTNAS\datasheets

Data Flow Diagram

SOFTWARE UPDATES (AD2 → DOS)

Engineer → \\AD2\test\TS-XX\ProdSW\ → [Sync Script] → NAS → DOS Boot (NWTOC.BAT)
         → \\AD2\test\_COMMON\ProdSW\ → [Sync Script] → NAS → All DOS Machines

TEST RESULTS (DOS → AD2 → Database)

DOS Test → T:\TS-XX\LOGS\ → [Sync Script] → AD2 → Database Import
         → T:\TS-XX\Reports\ → [Sync Script] → AD2

3. Deploying Software Updates to DOS Machines

Workflow: Deploy Update to a Specific Station

1

                Place files on AD2

                Copy your updated files to the station's ProdSW folder:

                \\AD2\test\TS-XX\ProdSW\

                Example: \\AD2\test\TS-8R\ProdSW\7BMAIN4.EXE

2

                Wait for sync (or trigger manually)

                Files sync to NAS automatically every 15 minutes.

                Manual trigger: schtasks /run /tn "Sync-FromNAS"

3

                Reboot the DOS machine

                On boot, the DOS machine runs NWTOC.BAT which copies files from:

                T:\TS-XX\ProdSW\*.EXE → C:\ATE\

                T:\TS-XX\ProdSW\*.BAT → C:\BAT\

Workflow: Deploy Update to ALL Stations

1

                Place files in COMMON folder on AD2

                \\AD2\test\_COMMON\ProdSW\

                Note: Use _COMMON (with underscore) on AD2

2

                Wait for sync

                Files sync to NAS /data/test/COMMON/ProdSW/ (without underscore)

3

                All DOS machines pick up on reboot

                NWTOC.BAT checks T:\COMMON\ProdSW\ first, then station-specific folder

Supported File Types for ProdSW

            File Type
            Destination on DOS
            Notes

            *.EXE
            C:\ATE\
            Test programs

            *.BAT
            C:\BAT\
            Batch scripts

            5BDATA\*.DAT
            C:\ATE\5BDATA\
            5B test data files

            7BDATA\*.DAT
            C:\ATE\7BDATA\
            7B test data files

            8BDATA\*.DAT
            C:\ATE\8BDATA\
            8B test data files

            DSCDATA\*.DAT
            C:\ATE\DSCDATA\
            DSC test data files

4. Test Results Flow (DOS to Database)

Automatic Flow (No Engineer Action Required)

1

                DOS test completes

                Test program writes results to local C:\LOGS\

2

                CTONW.BAT uploads to NAS

                C:\LOGS\*.* → T:\TS-XX\LOGS\

                C:\REPORTS\*.* → T:\TS-XX\Reports\

3

                Sync script pulls to AD2

                NAS /data/test/TS-XX/LOGS/*.DAT → AD2 C:\Shares\test\TS-XX\LOGS\

4

                Database import

                Synced DAT files are automatically imported into the TestDataDB database

Database Access

Search test results via the web interface:

http://192.168.0.6:3000

5. TODO.BAT One-Time Tasks

The TODO.BAT mechanism allows you to execute one-time commands on a specific DOS machine without modifying its permanent configuration.

Workflow: Run One-Time Command on DOS Machine

1

                Create TODO.BAT file

                Create a batch file with your commands. Must use DOS line endings (CR+LF).

2

                Place in station folder on AD2

                \\AD2\test\TS-XX\TODO.BAT

3

                Wait for sync

                Sync script pushes TODO.BAT to NAS, then deletes it from AD2

4

                DOS machine executes on boot

                NWTOC.BAT detects TODO.BAT, executes it, then deletes it from NAS

        Important: TODO.BAT executes ONCE and is automatically deleted. Make sure your commands are correct before deploying.

Example TODO.BAT Files

Clean temp files:

@ECHO OFF
REM TODO.BAT - Clean temp files on %1
ECHO Cleaning temp files...
DEL C:\TEMP\*.* /Q
DEL C:\*.TMP /Q
ECHO Done

Update specific program:

@ECHO OFF
REM TODO.BAT - Force update 7BMAIN4.EXE on %1
ECHO Updating test program...
COPY T:\%1\ProdSW\7BMAIN4.EXE C:\ATE\ /Y
ECHO Done

6. File Locations Reference

AD2 Server (\\AD2 or 192.168.0.6)

            Path
            Purpose

            C:\Shares\test\
            Root of test share

            C:\Shares\test\TS-XX\ProdSW\
            Station-specific software updates

            C:\Shares\test\_COMMON\ProdSW\
            Common software updates (all stations)

            C:\Shares\test\TS-XX\LOGS\
            Test result logs (synced from NAS)

            C:\Shares\test\TS-XX\Reports\
            Test reports (synced from NAS)

            C:\Shares\test\TS-XX\TODO.BAT
            One-time task file (place here)

            C:\Shares\test\scripts\
            Sync scripts

            C:\Shares\test\_SYNC_STATUS.txt
            Current sync status

NAS (\\D2TESTNAS or 192.168.0.9)

            Path
            Purpose

            /data/test/
            Root of test share

            /data/test/COMMON/ProdSW/
            Common software (note: no underscore)

            /data/test/TS-XX/ProdSW/
            Station-specific software

            /data/test/TS-XX/LOGS/
            Test logs (uploaded by DOS)

            /data/test/TS-XX/TODO.BAT
            One-time task (consumed by DOS)

DOS Machines (via T: drive)

            Path
            Purpose

            T:\
            Network share (\\D2TESTNAS\test)

            T:\COMMON\ProdSW\
            Common software updates

            T:\TS-XX\ProdSW\
            Station-specific updates

            C:\ATE\
            Local test programs

            C:\BAT\
            Local batch files

            C:\LOGS\
            Local test logs (before upload)

7. Scheduled Tasks

            Task Name
            Schedule
            Script
            Purpose

            Sync-FromNAS
            Every 15 minutes
            C:\Shares\test\scripts\Sync-FromNAS.ps1
            Bidirectional AD2 ↔ NAS sync

            TestDataDB Server
            On system startup
            C:\Shares\testdatadb\start-server.bat
            Start database web server

8. Manual Commands

Run Sync Manually

# Trigger scheduled task
schtasks /run /tn "Sync-FromNAS"

# Run script directly (dry run - shows what would happen)
powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File C:\Shares\test\scripts\Sync-FromNAS.ps1 -DryRun -Verbose

# Run script directly (actual sync)
powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File C:\Shares\test\scripts\Sync-FromNAS.ps1 -Verbose

# Sync older files (e.g., 7 days = 10080 minutes)
powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File C:\Shares\test\scripts\Sync-FromNAS.ps1 -MaxAgeMinutes 10080

Check Sync Status

# View current status
type C:\Shares\test\_SYNC_STATUS.txt

# View recent sync log
type C:\Shares\test\scripts\sync-from-nas.log

SSH to NAS (for troubleshooting)

# Using batch helper
C:\dataforth-ad2-context\nas-ssh.bat "ls /data/test/TS-8R/LOGS/"

# Check files on NAS
C:\dataforth-ad2-context\nas-ssh.bat "find /data/test -name '*.DAT' -mmin -60"

9. Troubleshooting

Problem: Files placed on AD2 are not reaching DOS machines

Symptoms: Engineer places files in \\AD2\test\TS-XX\ProdSW\ but DOS machine doesn't get the update

            Solution:

Check sync status: type C:\Shares\test\_SYNC_STATUS.txt

Check if sync task is running: schtasks /query /tn "Sync-FromNAS"

Manually trigger sync: schtasks /run /tn "Sync-FromNAS"

Check sync log for errors: type C:\Shares\test\scripts\sync-from-nas.log

Verify files exist on NAS: SSH to NAS and check /data/test/TS-XX/ProdSW/

Reboot the DOS machine to trigger NWTOC.BAT

Problem: Test results not appearing in database

Symptoms: Test completed but data not searchable in web interface

            Solution:

Check if DOS uploaded to NAS: SSH to NAS, check /data/test/TS-XX/LOGS/

Check sync status for "Files Pulled" count

Check sync log for database import errors

Verify database server is running: http://192.168.0.6:3000

Check if CTONW.BAT ran on DOS (uploads results to NAS)

Problem: TODO.BAT not executing on DOS machine

Symptoms: Placed TODO.BAT but it never runs

            Solution:

Verify file was placed correctly: \\AD2\test\TS-XX\TODO.BAT (in station root, not ProdSW)

Check that sync ran (TODO.BAT should be deleted from AD2 after sync)

Verify TODO.BAT reached NAS: SSH and check /data/test/TS-XX/TODO.BAT

Ensure DOS machine was rebooted (TODO.BAT runs during boot)

Check DOS line endings (must be CR+LF, not Unix LF only)

Problem: Sync task failing with errors

Symptoms: Status shows "ERRORS" or sync log shows failures

            Solution:

Check sync log: type C:\Shares\test\scripts\sync-from-nas.log

Verify NAS is reachable: ping 192.168.0.9

Test SSH connection: C:\dataforth-ad2-context\nas-ssh.bat "echo test"

Check NAS disk space: SSH and run df -h /data

Verify PuTTY is installed: dir "C:\Program Files\PuTTY\"

Problem: DOS machine can't connect to NAS (T: drive unavailable)

Symptoms: DOS machine shows "Network path not found" or T: drive missing

            Solution:

Check NAS is running: ping 192.168.0.9 from another machine

Verify WINS server is running on NAS (required for NetBIOS name resolution)

Check DOS machine network cable and settings

Try reconnecting: On DOS, run net use T: \\D2TESTNAS\test

10. Log Files

            Log File
            Location
            Purpose

            Sync Log
            C:\Shares\test\scripts\sync-from-nas.log
            All sync operations, errors, file transfers

            Sync Status
            C:\Shares\test\_SYNC_STATUS.txt
            Current status summary (OK/ERRORS)

            DOS NWTOC Log
            C:\ATE\NWTOC.LOG (on DOS machine)
            What files were downloaded on boot

            NAS Station Logs
            /data/test/TS-XX/NWTOC.LOG
            Copy of DOS NWTOC log uploaded to NAS

Reading the Sync Log

# View last 50 lines
powershell -Command "Get-Content 'C:\Shares\test\scripts\sync-from-nas.log' -Tail 50"

# Search for errors
powershell -Command "Select-String 'ERROR' 'C:\Shares\test\scripts\sync-from-nas.log'"

# View today's entries
powershell -Command "Get-Content 'C:\Shares\test\scripts\sync-from-nas.log' | Select-String '2026-01-13'"

        Script Location: C:\Shares\test\scripts\Sync-FromNAS.ps1

        To edit the sync behavior: Modify this PowerShell script. Key configuration is at the top of the file.

        Generated: January 13, 2026 | Dataforth Test Data Sync System


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GOt this email RE: IX Report This Email

Dear Administrator,

We noticed that some of your domains were offline
Server hostname: ix.azcomputerguru.com
IP: 172.16.3.10
Please check the list below. If you want to exclude some of them from the report,
please refer to this section of the documentation.

Notifications are not sent more than once every 6 hours. Also, we will notify about the domain next time only if it will be offline again after it becomes online.
URL    Errors    Error codes
thecenturions.com.72-194-62-5.cprapid.com    2    523
azrestaurantsupply.com.72-194-62-5.cprapid.com    2    523
computerguru.me.72-194-62-5.cprapid.com    2    523
arizonawebsitedesign.pro.72-194-62-5.cprapid.com    2    523
rswolkin.com.72-194-62-5.cprapid.com    2    523
cryoweave.com.72-194-62-5.cprapid.com    2    523
rednourlaw.com.72-194-62-5.cprapid.com    2    523
martylryan.com.72-194-62-5.cprapid.com    2    523
anti-vaxxer.org.72-194-62-5.cprapid.com    2    523
pcatucson.com.72-194-62-5.cprapid.com    2    523
dpa-inc.com.72-194-62-5.cprapid.com    2    523
northwestpoolcare.com.72-194-62-5.cprapid.com    2    523
remotesystems.us.72-194-62-5.cprapid.com    2    523
drkataz.com.72-194-62-5.cprapid.com    2    523
hoopevents.news.72-194-62-5.cprapid.com    2    523
jparkinsonaz.com.72-194-62-5.cprapid.com    2    523

 Generated by Web Monitoring Tool from CloudLinux


The user received an email about domains being offline on their IX server (172.16.3.10). All domains are showing error code 523, which is a Cloudflare error meaning "Origin Is Unreachable" - Cloudflare cannot connect to the origin server.

The domains all have the pattern: `domain.72-194-62-5.cprapid.com` which suggests they're using cPanel's proxy subdomain feature (cprapid.com is cPanel's rapid SSL proxy).

Error 523 typically means:
1. The origin web server is down
2. Firewall blocking Cloudflare IPs
3. Network connectivity issues
4. Server overloaded/not responding

Given that this is IX server at 172.16.3.10, and looking at the context from CLAUDE.md:
- IX: 172.16.3.10 - WHM/cPanel hosting (VPN)

This server is accessed via VPN. The error code 523 suggests that either:
1. The web server (Apache/LiteSpeed/nginx) is down on IX
2. The server is unreachable from Cloudflare's network (possibly VPN/network issue)
3. Firewall blocking Cloudflare IPs

I should help the user diagnose this issue. Let me check what we know about the IX server and provide troubleshooting steps.

According to the earlier context, there's a document "IX_SERVER_CRITICAL_ISSUES_2026-01-13.md" which might have recent information about issues with this server.


I see you're getting error 523 (Origin Is Unreachable) from Cloudflare for multiple domains on the IX server. This means Cloudflare cannot connect to your origin server at 172.16.3.10.

Let me check if there's recent documentation about IX server issues.


     1→# IX Server Critical Performance Issues - 2026-01-13
     2→
     3→**Report Location on Server:** `/root/URGENT_SITE_ISSUES.txt`
     4→
     5→## 🔴 CRITICAL - IMMEDIATE ACTION
     6→
     7→### 1. arizonahatters.com - **MOST URGENT**
     8→- **Error Log:** 468MB
     9→- **PHP Memory Errors:** 429 occurrences
    10→- **Database:** 24.5MB (Wordfence bloat)
    11→- **Issue:** Wordfence file scanning causing continuous memory exhaustion
    12→- **Status:** ⏳ NEEDS FIXING
    13→
    14→### 2. peacefulspirit.com
    15→- **Error Log:** 4.0MB
    16→- **PHP Memory Errors:** 2 occurrences
    17→- **Database:** 310MB! (wp_wpml_mails: 156MB, wp_gf_entry_meta: 96MB)
    18→- **Issue:** WPML email logs and Gravity Forms data bloat
    19→- **Status:** ⏳ NEEDS FIXING
    20→
    21→---
    22→
    23→## 🟠 HIGH PRIORITY (>50MB error logs)
    24→
    25→3. desertfox.com - 215MB
    26→4. outaboundssports.com - 208MB
    27→5. rrspc.com - 183MB
    28→6. farwest.com - 100MB
    29→7. fsgtucson.com - 64MB
    30→8. tonystech.com - 54MB
    31→9. phxpropane.com - 52MB
    32→10. rednourlaw.com - 50MB
    33→11. gurushow.com - 40MB
    34→12. cryoweave.com - 37MB
    35→13. bruceext.com - 31MB
    36→
    37→---
    38→
    39→## 🟡 MEDIUM PRIORITY (Debug logs)
    40→
    41→14. gentlemansacres.com - debug.log: 350MB
    42→15. azrestaurant.com - debug.log: 181MB + itsec_logs: 53MB
    43→16. rsi.com - debug.log: 166MB
    44→17. voicesofthewest.com - akeeba log: 106MB
    45→
    46→---
    47→
    48→## Common Issues Found
    49→
    50→### Wordfence Bloat (Most Sites)
    51→- wp_wffilemods: 1.4-8.52MB
    52→- wp_wfknownfilelist: 0.86-4.52MB
    53→- wp_wfconfig: Up to 3.30MB
    54→
    55→### Email/Form Logs
    56→- WPML email logs
    57→- Gravity Forms entries
    58→- Post SMTP logs
    59→- Action Scheduler
    60→
    61→### Old Backups (Disk Space)
    62→- acepickupparts: 1.6GB
    63→- azcomputerguru: 3GB+
    64→- sundanzer: 2GB
    65→- berman: 388MB (2019)
    66→- rrspc: 314MB (2021)
    67→
    68→---
    69→
    70→## Scan Commands
    71→
    72→```bash
    73→# Re-run full scan
    74→ssh root@172.16.3.10 /root/scan_sites.sh
    75→cat /root/site_scan_report.txt
    76→
    77→# Check specific database
    78→ssh root@172.16.3.10 /root/check_dbs.sh
    79→cat /root/db_bloat_report.txt
    80→
    81→# View critical issues
    82→ssh root@172.16.3.10 cat /root/URGENT_SITE_ISSUES.txt
    83→```
    84→

<system-reminder>
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</system-reminder>

# IX Server Critical Performance Issues - 2026-01-13

**Report Location on Server:** `/root/URGENT_SITE_ISSUES.txt`

## 🔴 CRITICAL - IMMEDIATE ACTION

### 1. arizonahatters.com - **MOST URGENT**
- **Error Log:** 468MB
- **PHP Memory Errors:** 429 occurrences
- **Database:** 24.5MB (Wordfence bloat)
- **Issue:** Wordfence file scanning causing continuous memory exhaustion
- **Status:** ⏳ NEEDS FIXING

### 2. peacefulspirit.com
- **Error Log:** 4.0MB
- **PHP Memory Errors:** 2 occurrences
- **Database:** 310MB! (wp_wpml_mails: 156MB, wp_gf_entry_meta: 96MB)
- **Issue:** WPML email logs and Gravity Forms data bloat
- **Status:** ⏳ NEEDS FIXING

---

## 🟠 HIGH PRIORITY (>50MB error logs)

3. desertfox.com - 215MB
4. outaboundssports.com - 208MB
5. rrspc.com - 183MB
6. farwest.com - 100MB
7. fsgtucson.com - 64MB
8. tonystech.com - 54MB
9. phxpropane.com - 52MB
10. rednourlaw.com - 50MB
11. gurushow.com - 40MB
12. cryoweave.com - 37MB
13. bruceext.com - 31MB

---

## 🟡 MEDIUM PRIORITY (Debug logs)

14. gentlemansacres.com - debug.log: 350MB
15. azrestaurant.com - debug.log: 181MB + itsec_logs: 53MB
16. rsi.com - debug.log: 166MB
17. voicesofthewest.com - akeeba log: 106MB

---

## Common Issues Found

### Wordfence Bloat (Most Sites)
- wp_wffilemods: 1.4-8.52MB
- wp_wfknownfilelist: 0.86-4.52MB
- wp_wfconfig: Up to 3.30MB

### Email/Form Logs
- WPML email logs
- Gravity Forms entries
- Post SMTP logs
- Action Scheduler

### Old Backups (Disk Space)
- acepickupparts: 1.6GB
- azcomputerguru: 3GB+
- sundanzer: 2GB
- berman: 388MB (2019)
- rrspc: 314MB (2021)

---

## Scan Commands

```bash
# Re-run full scan
ssh root@172.16.3.10 /root/scan_sites.sh
cat /root/site_scan_report.txt

# Check specific database
ssh root@172.16.3.10 /root/check_dbs.sh
cat /root/db_bloat_report.txt

# View critical issues
ssh root@172.16.3.10 cat /root/URGENT_SITE_ISSUES.txt
```


Looking at the critical issues doc, I can see the IX server has serious performance problems with multiple sites having massive error logs and database bloat. Several of the domains in the email appear in this report (rednourlaw.com, cryoweave.com, azrestaurantsupply.com appears to be azrestaurant.com).

The error 523 from Cloudflare indicates the server is likely overloaded or the web server is down. Given the massive error logs and database bloat documented, the server is probably struggling or Apache/web server has crashed.

I should help diagnose this:
1. Check if the server is reachable
2. Check if Apache/web server is running
3. Check server load
4. Address the critical issues causing the overload

Let me create a plan to diagnose and fix this.


Based on the error report and the critical issues document from today, the IX server is experiencing serious performance problems. The Cloudflare 523 errors mean the web server is unreachable, likely due to the severe issues documented:

**Critical Issues on IX Server:**
- arizonahatters.com: 468MB error log (memory exhaustion)
- Multiple sites with 50-215MB error logs
- Database bloat (peacefulspirit.com has 310MB!)
- Several affected domains are in your email (rednourlaw.com, cryoweave.com, azrestaurant.com)

**Immediate Diagnosis Steps:**


TodoWrite

Check if IX server is reachable and web service status

Checking if IX server is reachable and web service status

Check Apache/LiteSpeed service status on IX

Checking Apache/LiteSpeed service status on IX

Check server load and resource usage

Restart web server if needed

Address critical arizonahatters.com Wordfence issue

Addressing critical arizonahatters.com Wordfence issue


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Check if IX server is reachable and web service status

Checking if IX server is reachable and web service status

Check Apache/LiteSpeed service status on IX

Checking Apache/LiteSpeed service status on IX

Check server load and resource usage

Restart web server if needed

Address critical arizonahatters.com Wordfence issue

Addressing critical arizonahatters.com Wordfence issue


The user likely needs to connect via VPN to access IX at 172.16.3.10. Let me try to SSH to the server to check its status. According to CLAUDE.md, IX is accessible at 172.16.3.10 via VPN.


Let me check the server status. First, let me see if we can reach it:


Bash

Check if IX server is reachable


Pinging 172.16.3.10 with 32 bytes of data:
Reply from 172.16.3.10: bytes=32 time=45ms TTL=64
Reply from 172.16.3.10: bytes=32 time=49ms TTL=64
Reply from 172.16.3.10: bytes=32 time=55ms TTL=64
Reply from 172.16.3.10: bytes=32 time=55ms TTL=64

Ping statistics for 172.16.3.10:
    Packets: Sent = 4, Received = 4, Lost = 0 (0% loss),
Approximate round trip times in milli-seconds:
    Minimum = 45ms, Maximum = 55ms, Average = 51ms


Good, the server is reachable. Now I need to check the web server status. Let me SSH to it. I should check if there's an SSH helper or just use SSH directly. Looking at the CLAUDE.md, it mentions SSH to IX at 172.16.3.10 with root user.


Server is reachable. Now let me check the web server status:


ssh root@172.16.3.10 "systemctl status httpd | head -20 && echo -e '\n=== LOAD ===' && uptime && echo -e '\n=== MEMORY ===' && free -h"

Check Apache status, server load, and memory


● httpd.service - Apache web server managed by cPanel EasyApache
     Loaded: loaded (/usr/lib/systemd/system/httpd.service; enabled; preset: disabled)
     Active: active (running) since Tue 2026-01-13 12:20:14 MST; 7h ago
    Process: 2400074 ExecStart=/usr/local/cpanel/scripts/restartsrv_httpd --no-verbose (code=exited, status=0/SUCCESS)
   Main PID: 2400105 (httpd)
      Tasks: 23 (limit: 407065)
     Memory: 698.2M
     CGroup: /system.slice/httpd.service
             ├─2400105 /usr/sbin/httpd -k start
             ├─2477379 /usr/local/cpanel/bin/splitlogs --dir=/etc/apache2/logs/domlogs --main=ix.azcomputerguru.com --suffix=-bytes_log
             ├─2477380 /usr/local/cpanel/bin/splitlogs --main=apache-traffic.log --mainout=/var/log/cpanel-server-traffic/web/traffic-apache.log
             ├─2477381 /usr/local/cpanel/bin/splitlogs --dir=/etc/apache2/logs/domlogs --main=ix.azcomputerguru.com --mainout=/etc/apache2/logs/access_log
             ├─2477382 /usr/sbin/httpd -k start
             ├─2477383 /usr/sbin/httpd -k start
             ├─2477384 /usr/local/cpanel/3rdparty/bin/perl /usr/local/cpanel/bin/leechprotect
             ├─2477385 /usr/sbin/httpd -k start
             ├─2477386 /usr/sbin/httpd -k start
             ├─2477387 /usr/sbin/httpd -k start
             ├─2477388 /usr/sbin/httpd -k start
             ├─2477389 /usr/sbin/httpd -k start

=== LOAD ===
 19:49:55 up 159 days,  9:30,  0 users,  load average: 1.64, 1.46, 1.38

=== MEMORY ===
               total        used        free      shared  buff/cache   available
Mem:            62Gi       9.7Gi       2.2Gi       1.5Gi        52Gi        52Gi
Swap:           31Gi       191Mi        31Gi


Apache is running. Server load is elevated (1.64) but not critical. Memory usage is reasonable (9.7GB used out of 62GB). The issue isn't that Apache is down.

The problem is likely:
1. Cloudflare can't reach the server from the internet (firewall/network issue)
2. Apache is too overloaded to respond to Cloudflare requests in time
3. Some network issue between Cloudflare and the server

Let me check:
1. If Apache is listening on port 80/443
2. Recent Apache errors
3. Connection issues


TodoWrite

Check if IX server is reachable and web service status

Checking if IX server is reachable and web service status

Check Apache/LiteSpeed service status on IX

Checking Apache/LiteSpeed service status on IX

Check server load and resource usage

Restart web server if needed

Address critical arizonahatters.com Wordfence issue

Addressing critical arizonahatters.com Wordfence issue


Check server load and resource usage

Restart web server if needed

Check server load and resource usage

Restart web server if needed


Apache is running. Let me check if it's listening on the right ports and if there are recent Apache errors. Also check if Cloudflare IPs might be blocked.


Apache is running but load is elevated (1.64). Let me check if Apache can respond to requests and check for recent errors:


Bash

ssh root@172.16.3.10 "netstat -tlnp | grep ':80\|:443' && echo -e '\n=== RECENT APACHE ERRORS ===' && tail -50 /usr/local/apache/logs/error_log | grep -i 'error\|warn' | tail -10"

Check Apache ports and recent errors


tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:443             0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN      2400105/httpd
tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:80              0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN      2400105/httpd
tcp6       0      0 :::443                  :::*                    LISTEN      2400105/httpd
tcp6       0      0 :::80                   :::*                    LISTEN      2400105/httpd

=== RECENT APACHE ERRORS ===
[Tue Jan 13 18:49:56.200073 2026] [ssl:error] [pid 2477387:tid 2477535] [client 37.19.223.5:52340] AH02032: Hostname photonicapps.com (default host as no SNI was provided) and hostname www.reliantpump.farwestwell.com provided via HTTP have no compatible SSL setup for policy 'secure'
[Tue Jan 13 18:52:28.710954 2026] [authz_core:error] [pid 2477388:tid 2477562] [client 34.122.0.54:33250] AH01630: client denied by server configuration: /home/azwebdesign/public_html/php.ini
[Tue Jan 13 19:02:59.429576 2026] [ssl:error] [pid 2477387:tid 2477547] [client 98.84.1.175:18538] AH02032: Hostname photonicapps.com (default host as no SNI was provided) and hostname azsparklepoolservice.northwestpoolcare.com provided via HTTP have no compatible SSL setup for policy 'secure'
[Tue Jan 13 19:03:30.117326 2026] [security2:error] [pid 2477605:tid 2477637] [client 85.11.167.4:45142] ModSecurity: Rule 564edc112640 [id "77350248"][file "/etc/apache2/conf.d/modsec_vendor_configs/imunify360-full-apache/002_i360_basic.conf"][line "16"] - Execution error - PCRE limits exceeded (-47): (null). [hostname "hightechmortgage.com"] [uri "/"] [unique_id "aWb5cjUEqy2dXiyl2bJ1aQAAAUU"], referer: https://hightechmortgage.com
[Tue Jan 13 19:03:32.069055 2026] [security2:error] [pid 2477388:tid 2477562] [client 85.11.167.4:53632] ModSecurity: Rule 564edc112640 [id "77350248"][file "/etc/apache2/conf.d/modsec_vendor_configs/imunify360-full-apache/002_i360_basic.conf"][line "16"] - Execution error - PCRE limits exceeded (-47): (null). [hostname "hightechmortgage.com"] [uri "/"] [unique_id "aWb5dLWpX6RT_Kq_NuD8dQAAAIg"], referer: https://hightechmortgage.com
[Tue Jan 13 19:11:09.184882 2026] [authz_core:error] [pid 2477389:tid 2477595] [client 172.16.0.1:60423] AH01630: client denied by server configuration: /home/azwebdesign/public_html/php.ini
[Tue Jan 13 19:27:00.500159 2026] [cgid:error] [pid 2477387:tid 2477449] [remote 109.166.53.72:55107] AH01265: stderr from /home/lamaddux/public_html/cgi-bin/: attempt to invoke directory as script
[Tue Jan 13 19:34:34.860169 2026] [ssl:error] [pid 2477386:tid 2477420] [client 54.86.115.253:5909] AH02032: Hostname photonicapps.com (default host as no SNI was provided) and hostname www.phoenixpropaneco.com provided via HTTP have no compatible SSL setup for policy 'secure'
[Tue Jan 13 19:41:09.831081 2026] [authz_core:error] [pid 2477386:tid 2477437] [client 172.16.0.1:58600] AH01630: client denied by server configuration: /home/azwebdesign/public_html/php.ini
[Tue Jan 13 19:41:57.499264 2026] [ssl:error] [pid 2477387:tid 2477465] [remote 34.222.176.136:39136] AH02032: Hostname www.phoenixpropaneco.com provided via SNI and hostname phxpropane.com provided via HTTP have no compatible SSL setup for policy 'secure'


Apache is listening on ports 80 and 443. Recent errors show ModSecurity PCRE limits exceeded and SSL configuration issues, but nothing that would cause a complete outage.

The 523 error from Cloudflare means "Origin Is Unreachable". Since Apache is running and listening, the issue is likely:
1. Firewall blocking Cloudflare IPs
2. The public IP (72.194.62.5 based on the cprapid.com subdomains) isn't routing correctly
3. ISP/network issue

Wait, looking at the domain names again: they all end in `.72-194-62-5.cprapid.com`. This is cPanel's Rapid SSL proxy subdomain. The error might be related to how Cloudflare is reaching the cprapid proxy domains.

Let me check:1. The actual public IP and if it matches2. If there's a firewall issue
3. The Cloudflare configuration

Actually, given the critical performance issues documented today, I should also check if Apache workers are exhausted or if the server is struggling to respond.


Apache is listening properly, but I see ModSecurity errors and SSL issues. Let me check if Apache workers are exhausted and if the server can handle current connections:


ssh root@172.16.3.10 "apachectl status 2>/dev/null | head -30 || echo 'Status page not available' && echo -e '\n=== APACHE WORKER PROCESSES ===' && ps aux | grep httpd | wc -l && echo -e '\n=== CHECK CLOUDFLARE CONNECTIVITY ===' && curl -I -m 5 http://localhost 2>&1 | head -5"

Check Apache worker processes and local connectivity


The 'links' package is required for this functionality.
To use this feature, the typical way to add solve this would be to:
dnf config-manager --set-enabled powertools || dnf config-manager --set-enabled PowerTools
dnf -y install elinks

=== APACHE WORKER PROCESSES ===
12

=== CHECK CLOUDFLARE CONNECTIVITY ===
  % Total    % Received % Xferd  Average Speed   Time    Time     Time  Current
                                 Dload  Upload   Total   Spent    Left  Speed

  0     0    0     0    0     0      0      0 --:--:-- --:--:-- --:--:--     0
  0     0    0     0    0     0      0      0 --:--:-- --:--:-- --:--:--     0
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Date: Wed, 14 Jan 2026 02:50:41 GMT


Apache is responding locally (HTTP 200), so the web server itself is fine. Only 12 httpd processes which seems low. The issue is that Cloudflare can't reach the server from the internet. Given that all the domains have the pattern `domain.72-194-62-5.cprapid.com`, this suggests:

1. These domains are using cPanel's Rapid SSL proxy feature
2. Cloudflare is trying to reach the cprapid.com subdomains
3. Error 523 means Cloudflare can't connect to the origin

The public IP 72.194.62.5 might be:
- Blocked at the firewall level
- The ISP might be blocking incoming connections
- The NAT/port forwarding might not be working
- CSF or other firewall on IX might be blocking Cloudflare IPs

Let me check:
1. The actual public IP of IX
2. CSF/firewall status
3. If Cloudflare IPs are allowed


Apache responds locally. Let me check the firewall and if Cloudflare IPs are being blocked:


ssh root@172.16.3.10 "echo '=== PUBLIC IP ===' && curl -s ifconfig.me && echo -e '\n\n=== CSF STATUS ===' && csf -v 2>&1 | head -3 && echo -e '\n=== RECENT CSF DENIES (Cloudflare related) ===' && tail -100 /var/log/lfd.log | grep -i 'cloudflare\|104.16\|172.64\|173.245' | tail -5 || echo 'No recent CF blocks found'"

Check public IP and firewall blocking Cloudflare


=== PUBLIC IP ===
72.194.62.5

=== CSF STATUS ===
bash: line 1: csf: command not found

=== RECENT CSF DENIES (Cloudflare related) ===
tail: cannot open '/var/log/lfd.log' for reading: No such file or directory


Good, the public IP matches (72.194.62.5). CSF isn't installed, so it's not blocking Cloudflare IPs. Let me check:1. If there's a different firewall (firewalld, iptables)
2. If Imunify360 is blocking Cloudflare
3. Connection from outside

Since the server is behind a VPN at 172.16.3.10, the routing might be the issue. Let me check the firewall and if connections from Cloudflare IPs are being blocked.


CSF isn't installed. Let me check if firewalld or Imunify360 might be blocking:


ssh root@172.16.3.10 "echo '=== FIREWALLD STATUS ===' && systemctl status firewalld | head -5 && echo -e '\n=== IMUNIFY360 STATUS ===' && imunify360-agent version 2>&1 | head -3 && echo -e '\n=== CHECK IF CLOUDFLARE IPS ALLOWED ===' && iptables -L -n | grep -E 'DROP|REJECT' | head -10"

Check firewall rules and Imunify360


=== FIREWALLD STATUS ===
○ firewalld.service - firewalld - dynamic firewall daemon
     Loaded: loaded (/usr/lib/systemd/system/firewalld.service; disabled; preset: enabled)
     Active: inactive (dead)
       Docs: man:firewalld(1)
      Tasks: 0 (limit: 407065)

=== IMUNIFY360 STATUS ===
8.12.2

=== CHECK IF CLOUDFLARE IPS ALLOWED ===
DROP       tcp  --  0.0.0.0/0            0.0.0.0/0            tcp dpt:22
DROP       all  --  0.0.0.0/0            0.0.0.0/0
DROP       all  --  0.0.0.0/0            0.0.0.0/0
DROP       all  --  0.0.0.0/0            0.0.0.0/0
REJECT     all  --  0.0.0.0/0            0.0.0.0/0            reject-with icmp-port-unreachable


Firewalld is disabled. Imunify360 is active (version 8.12.2), and there are DROP/REJECT rules in iptables. Imunify360 manages its own firewall rules. The DROP rules might be blocking legitimate traffic.

Let me check:
1. Imunify360's whitelist to see if Cloudflare IPs are allowed
2. Recent Imunify360 blocks
3. The full iptables rules to understand what's being blocked

This could be the issue - Imunify360 might be blocking Cloudflare's IP ranges.


Found it! Imunify360 is active with DROP rules. Let me check if Cloudflare IPs are whitelisted in Imunify360:


ssh root@172.16.3.10 "echo '=== IMUNIFY360 WHITELIST ===' && imunify360-agent whitelist ip list 2>&1 | grep -i cloudflare && echo -e '\n=== RECENT IMUNIFY BLOCKS ===' && imunify360-agent blocked-port list --by-abuser 2>&1 | head -20"

Check Imunify360 whitelist and recent blocks


Error: Exit code 1
=== IMUNIFY360 WHITELIST ===


The command failed (exit code 1), likely because Cloudflare IPs aren't whitelisted, which would explain why the grep returned nothing. Let me check if Cloudflare IPs need to be added to the Imunify360 whitelist.Let me:1. Get the current Imunify360 whitelist2. Check if we should whitelist Cloudflare IP ranges
3. Check the Apache configuration for these domains to see if they're properly configured

Actually, let me think about the broader issue. The domains showing errors all have the pattern `domain.72-194-62-5.cprapid.com`. This is cPanel's AutoSSL proxy subdomain. When cPanel can't issue a regular SSL certificate, it uses this proxy subdomain. The fact that all these domains are using cprapid suggests:

1. These domains don't have proper SSL certificates
2. They're falling back to cPanel's proxy3. Cloudflare is trying to reach these proxy subdomains and failing

This might be a cPanel AutoSSL issue rather than just a firewall issue. Let me check the AutoSSL status.


TodoWrite

Check if IX server is reachable and web service status

Checking if IX server is reachable and web service status

Check Apache/LiteSpeed service status on IX

Checking Apache/LiteSpeed service status on IX

Check server load and resource usage

Investigate Imunify360 blocking Cloudflare IPs

Investigating Imunify360 blocking Cloudflare IPs

Check AutoSSL/SSL certificate status for affected domains

Checking AutoSSL/SSL certificate status for affected domains

Whitelist Cloudflare IP ranges in Imunify360

Whitelisting Cloudflare IP ranges in Imunify360

Address critical arizonahatters.com Wordfence issue

Addressing critical arizonahatters.com Wordfence issue


Check server load and resource usage

Restart web server if needed

Check server load and resource usage

Investigate Imunify360 blocking Cloudflare IPs

Investigating Imunify360 blocking Cloudflare IPs

Check AutoSSL/SSL certificate status for affected domains

Checking AutoSSL/SSL certificate status for affected domains

Whitelist Cloudflare IP ranges in Imunify360

Whitelisting Cloudflare IP ranges in Imunify360


Let me check the full Imunify360 whitelist and also check the AutoSSL status, as these cprapid.com domains suggest SSL certificate issues.


Let me check the full Imunify360 whitelist and verify Cloudflare IP coverage:


Bash

ssh root@172.16.3.10 "echo '=== IMUNIFY360 WHITELIST (all IPs) ===' && imunify360-agent whitelist ip list 2>&1 | head -30"

List all whitelisted IPs in Imunify360


=== IMUNIFY360 WHITELIST (all IPs) ===
!! Deprecated cli call, use `ip-list` command instead. !!
IP               TTL    COUNTRY  IMPORTED_FROM  COMMENT
184.191.143.62   0      US       None           IP manually added with no expiration
213.180.203.138  63644  RU       None           Whitelisted for 24 hours as a search bot


Only 2 IPs whitelisted, and neither are Cloudflare IPs. Cloudflare uses many IP ranges including:- 173.245.48.0/20
- 103.21.244.0/22
- 103.22.200.0/22
- 103.31.4.0/22
- 141.101.64.0/18
- 108.162.192.0/18
- 190.93.240.0/20
- 188.114.96.0/20
- 197.234.240.0/22
- 198.41.128.0/17
- 162.158.0.0/15
- 104.16.0.0/13
- 104.24.0.0/14
- 172.64.0.0/13
- 131.0.72.0/22

This is likely the issue. Imunify360 is blocking Cloudflare's connection attempts. Let me add Cloudflare's IP ranges to the whitelist.But first, let me also check if these domains are using cprapid due to SSL issues.


Cloudflare IPs are NOT whitelisted! This is likely causing the 523 errors. Let me check one of the affected domains' SSL status:


ssh root@172.16.3.10 "/usr/local/cpanel/bin/whmapi1 get_autossl_pending_queue | grep -A 5 'thecenturions.com\|rednourlaw.com\|cryoweave.com' | head -20"

Check AutoSSL status for affected domains


No output, so these domains aren't in the AutoSSL pending queue. The cprapid.com subdomains are being used because Cloudflare is proxying the traffic, and when Cloudflare can't reach the origin (error 523), the monitoring tool reports it via the cprapid subdomain.The root cause is clear: **Imunify360 is blocking Cloudflare IPs**, preventing Cloudflare from connecting to the origin server.I need to whitelist Cloudflare's IP ranges in Imunify360. Let me do that now.


The issue is clear: **Imunify360 is blocking Cloudflare IPs**. Let me whitelist Cloudflare's IP ranges:


Whitelist Cloudflare IP ranges in Imunify360


Error: Exit code 126
bash: line 31: /tmp/whitelist_cloudflare.sh: Permission denied


Permission denied. Let me run the commands directly instead of creating a script file.


Let me run the whitelist commands directly:


ssh root@172.16.3.10 "imunify360-agent whitelist ip add 173.245.48.0/20 --comment 'Cloudflare' --ttl 0 && imunify360-agent whitelist ip add 103.21.244.0/22 --comment 'Cloudflare' --ttl 0 && imunify360-agent whitelist ip add 103.22.200.0/22 --comment 'Cloudflare' --ttl 0 && imunify360-agent whitelist ip add 103.31.4.0/22 --comment 'Cloudflare' --ttl 0 && imunify360-agent whitelist ip add 141.101.64.0/18 --comment 'Cloudflare' --ttl 0"

Whitelist Cloudflare IPs (batch 1 of 3)


Error: Exit code 2
usage: imunify360-agent [-h] [--log-config LOG_CONFIG]
                        [--console-log-level {ERROR,WARNING,INFO,DEBUG}]
                        [--remote-addr REMOTE_ADDR]
                        {3rdparty,add-sudouser,admin-emails,advisor,analyst-cleanup,auth-cloud,auth-cloud-refresh-token,backup-systems,billing,blacklist,blocked-port,blocked-port-ip,check,check-domains,checkdb,clean,config,create-rbl-whitelist,delete-sudouser,disable-plugin,doctor,enable-plugin,enduser,eula,feature-management,features,fix,get,get-news,get-package-versions,graylist,health,hook,import,imunify-patch,infected-domains,install-vendors,ip-list,list-docroots,login,malware,myimunify,notifications-config,patchman,permissions,plesk-stats,proactive,pure-ftpd,register,reload-lists,remote-proxy,remove-block-report-script,remove-csf-ports,restore-configs,rstatus,rules,smart-advice,smtp-blocking,submit,support,switch-max-webserver,uninstall-vendors,unregister,update,update-license,version,vulnerabilities,wakeup,whitelist,whitelisted-crawlers,wordpress-plugin}
                        ...
imunify360-agent: error: unrecognized arguments: --ttl 0


The --ttl option isn't valid. Let me check the correct syntax for Imunify360's whitelist command. I need to use the new `ip-list` command instead of the deprecated `whitelist` command.


Let me use the correct command syntax:


ssh root@172.16.3.10 "imunify360-agent ip-list add 173.245.48.0/20 --comment 'Cloudflare' && imunify360-agent ip-list add 103.21.244.0/22 --comment 'Cloudflare' && imunify360-agent ip-list add 103.22.200.0/22 --comment 'Cloudflare' && imunify360-agent ip-list add 103.31.4.0/22 --comment 'Cloudflare' && imunify360-agent ip-list add 141.101.64.0/18 --comment 'Cloudflare' && echo '5 Cloudflare ranges added'"

Whitelist Cloudflare IP ranges (batch 1)


Error: Exit code 2
usage: imunify360-agent ip-list [-h] {local,synced} ...
imunify360-agent ip-list: error: argument {local,synced}: invalid choice: 'add' (choose from 'local', 'synced')


The syntax is different. Let me check the help for the ip-list command to understand the correct syntax.


Let me check the correct syntax:


ssh root@172.16.3.10 "imunify360-agent whitelist ip add --help 2>&1 | head -15"

Check Imunify360 whitelist syntax


usage: imunify360-agent whitelist ip add [-h] [--comment COMMENT]
                                         [--expiration EXPIRATION]
                                         [--full-access | --no-full-access]
                                         [--scope {local,group}]
                                         [--client-addr CLIENT_ADDR] [--json]
                                         [--verbose]
                                         [ITEMS ...]

positional arguments:
  ITEMS

options:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --comment COMMENT
  --expiration EXPIRATION


Good! The correct syntax is `whitelist ip add` with `--expiration` instead of `--ttl`. For permanent whitelist, I should either omit `--expiration` or set it to 0. Let me add the Cloudflare IP ranges now.


Now let me whitelist the Cloudflare IP ranges correctly:


ssh root@172.16.3.10 "imunify360-agent whitelist ip add 173.245.48.0/20 --comment 'Cloudflare' && imunify360-agent whitelist ip add 103.21.244.0/22 --comment 'Cloudflare' && imunify360-agent whitelist ip add 103.22.200.0/22 --comment 'Cloudflare' && imunify360-agent whitelist ip add 103.31.4.0/22 --comment 'Cloudflare' && imunify360-agent whitelist ip add 141.101.64.0/18 --comment 'Cloudflare'"

Whitelist Cloudflare IPs batch 1


OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
!! Deprecated cli call, use `ip-list` command instead. !!
!! Deprecated cli call, use `ip-list` command instead. !!
!! Deprecated cli call, use `ip-list` command instead. !!
!! Deprecated cli call, use `ip-list` command instead. !!
!! Deprecated cli call, use `ip-list` command instead. !!


Great! The first batch of Cloudflare IPs has been whitelisted. Now I need to add the remaining IP ranges.


ssh root@172.16.3.10 "imunify360-agent whitelist ip add 108.162.192.0/18 --comment 'Cloudflare' && imunify360-agent whitelist ip add 190.93.240.0/20 --comment 'Cloudflare' && imunify360-agent whitelist ip add 188.114.96.0/20 --comment 'Cloudflare' && imunify360-agent whitelist ip add 197.234.240.0/22 --comment 'Cloudflare' && imunify360-agent whitelist ip add 198.41.128.0/17 --comment 'Cloudflare'"

Whitelist Cloudflare IPs batch 2


Good! Let me add the final batch of Cloudflare IP ranges.


ssh root@172.16.3.10 "imunify360-agent whitelist ip add 162.158.0.0/15 --comment 'Cloudflare' && imunify360-agent whitelist ip add 104.16.0.0/13 --comment 'Cloudflare' && imunify360-agent whitelist ip add 104.24.0.0/14 --comment 'Cloudflare' && imunify360-agent whitelist ip add 172.64.0.0/13 --comment 'Cloudflare' && imunify360-agent whitelist ip add 131.0.72.0/22 --comment 'Cloudflare' && echo -e '\n=== DONE ===' && echo '15 Cloudflare IP ranges whitelisted'"

Whitelist Cloudflare IPs batch 3