CD's fault!!!!!!
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CD's fault!!!!!!
thanksforallthefish
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The servers were operating at a max of %14 of their capacity for the past few days... that's not shabby. The bandwidth is down a tad too. Possibly the winter storms are causing connectivity issues. I have had a few sites load intolerably slow yesterday, but not ScubaBoard. Load times for me are righteous.
Usually when the servers approach %90 of their capacity is when we have an issue where everyone thinks we are slow. It's been almost a year since we went to the new server schema and we have yet to exceed %20 since then. Before, we hovered at about %85-95, The only down time this past year was caused by our Data center installing a 20 amp breaker in our 30 amp cabinet. Our 9 servers draw 21 amps under a full load. Of course they blamed our servers for some massive spike until I pointed out the inadequate breaker. I really didn't care whose fault it was... I just wanted it fixed!
Usually when the servers approach %90 of their capacity is when we have an issue where everyone thinks we are slow. It's been almost a year since we went to the new server schema and we have yet to exceed %20 since then. Before, we hovered at about %85-95, The only down time this past year was caused by our Data center installing a 20 amp breaker in our 30 amp cabinet. Our 9 servers draw 21 amps under a full load. Of course they blamed our servers for some massive spike until I pointed out the inadequate breaker. I really didn't care whose fault it was... I just wanted it fixed!
santafejoe
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Whatever just get the system back to normal it s a PIA 
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The servers were operating at a max of %14 of their capacity for the past few days... that's not shabby. The bandwidth is down a tad too. Possibly the winter storms are causing connectivity issues. I have had a few sites load intolerably slow yesterday, but not ScubaBoard. Load times for me are righteous.
Usually when the servers approach %90 of their capacity is when we have an issue where everyone thinks we are slow. It's been almost a year since we went to the new server schema and we have yet to exceed %20 since then. Before, we hovered at about %85-95, The only down time this past year was caused by our Data center installing a 20 amp breaker in our 30 amp cabinet. Our 9 servers draw 21 amps under a full load. Of course they blamed our servers for some massive spike until I pointed out the inadequate breaker. I really didn't care whose fault it was... I just wanted it fixed!
:love4:Love it when you speak geek to us Pete, that's sexy
Slow as Moses here in NC too, I just gave up last night.
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Pete;
I think it is the lousy weather.
I saw yesterday that 49 of the 50 states got snow yesterday.
They are all locked up indoors hiding from the snow and are picking on you.
Chug
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I think it is the lousy weather.
I saw yesterday that 49 of the 50 states got snow yesterday.
They are all locked up indoors hiding from the snow and are picking on you.
Chug
Loves South Florida a lot right now.
ok I thought I was having a problem with my internet connection, it was slow since last night for me.
Hmmmmm........
Someone must have remembered to feed the little squirrel on the pulley belt.
Someone must have remembered to feed the little squirrel on the pulley belt.
irishsquid
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