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IT Maintenance and Troubleshooting

Purpose and Scope

In this page, you will learn how to perform the basic IT maintenance & troubleshooting for Health Facilities.

Responsibilities and Procedures

All of the following procedures must be applied by a local IT coordinator or if the IT coordinator allows it, a technician on the Health Facility.

Lost / Broken / Stolen IT equipment

- If any equipment has any issue that stops it from working, you may try turning it off and on and see if that helps - If the equipment is stolen / lost / definitely broken, you shall order the same equipment and reapply the settings written in the installation SOP

LocalData Stop / Start / Crash Recovery

- If for any reasons the tablets do not work anymore, you may restart the Raspberry to see if this solves the issue. To do so, simply unplug the USB-C cable wait a few seconds and plug it back in. Wait 3 mins and see if your issue is solved. - If the issue persists, you need to perform the localData install SOP on the Raspberry PI once again.

Security Updates

- To execute security updates, you will need a USB keyboard and a screen with an HDMI/micro-HDMI cable - Plug the screen and keyboard in the Raspberry PI, and login with the normal User / Password - Execute the command: git pull - Then: shutdown -r 0

Internet / Medal-Reader Issues

- Check if the tablet is connected to the correct Wi-Fi (Dynamic) - Reboot the router by unplugging it / plugging in back OR by long pressing the power button until no more lights can be seen from it, then press shortly on it to turn it back on - Check with a phone User that has the same operator as the 4G router if there is a general internet issue

#MustHaveDevTools

Useful resources

Useful Terminal Commands

Useful Linux basics commands If you want to know more about the commands you'll have to use

Exemple to retrieve a zip file

scp zip1.zip username@<server_ip>:/var/lib/dokku/data/storage/<app_name>/app/cases_zip/2XlcgspHJlCuqDPQFJhzLZaR5s0SGPDAOdwxlMWw.zip

Other resources