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Point the FEI PDU configs at the right Eatons - #260
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hspower_fei1pointed at 192.168.29.102 andhspower_fei2at .105. Those are feidcpdu2 and feieaton1, so both configs were shifted by one. They now use .105 and .106.hspower_fei2was the dangerous one: .105 is a real Eaton, so it would have connected and switched feieaton1's outlets while every keyword and log line said fei2.hspower_fei1failed safe, because .102 is a Digital Loggers unit that speaks SSH rather than Telnet, and that failure is what exposed this./etc/hostsexactly, which also adds the DC PDUs, the red side and the hosts below .100 that it was missing./etc/hostsnames them feieaton1 and feieaton2.