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How to restart kube-proxy? #5910

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If the node is in an indeterminate state and containers are not manageable, I would probably recommend draining/cordoning it, followed by a reboot of the host. You could try just running the rke2-killall.sh script and then restarting rke2, but a reboot may be preferable.

For root cause, you might look at the kubelet and containerd logs around the time where the pod went into the terminating state.

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