A philips field service engineer (fse) went onsite, and did a thorough walk through in all the sectors floors, while checking all power to the uninterruptable power supplies (ups), philips intellivue information centers (piic), routers, switches, sync units, power over ethernet (poe), and access point controllers (apcs).The fse rebooted the piic and servers.The fse connected to the user interface in the 2nd floor closet, and found that out of the three apcs on the network, only one apc was running the whole network and were on unregistered access points (aps).The fse rebooted apc3-2 ip172.31.241.2 and apc4-1 ip 172.31.241.1; the customer¿s aps were then gradually connecting to the network.The network was restored after the systems reboot.Monitoring was restored showing evidence of patient vitals appearing on the patient sectors.The customer is aware the system is end of life/ end of service (eol/eos).Based on the information available and the testing conducted, the cause of the reported problem was a network issue.The reported problem was confirmed.The device was operational after repairs were completed.The investigation concludes that no further action is required at this time.If additional information is received the complaint file will be reopened.
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