What went wrong part 2...
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Good job everyone,
now step slowly away from the Jolt Cola and the coffey pot. Try to catch up on those strange tasks you missed, like sleep, and eating. :11ztongue
I've had my share of systems getting fried, I'm just glad i didn't have to do anyhing
Its back, its back, its back.......
Paul.
now step slowly away from the Jolt Cola and the coffey pot. Try to catch up on those strange tasks you missed, like sleep, and eating. :11ztongue
I've had my share of systems getting fried, I'm just glad i didn't have to do anyhing
Its back, its back, its back.......
Paul.
aquageek
Contributor
Thanks for getting things back up again guys. I had a fun time yesterday. I had to restore some data from LTO tape. The tape that I needed became stuck in the drive and I had to take the whole 8 slot transport apart to get it out. Tried it again several times only to have "incompatable media". I had go back even further for the data and get what I could from differentials.....IT it's not just a job, it's (you fill in the blanks!)
Jim
Jim
Are all three of these servers in the same physical location? Are backups stored off-site?
It's obvious you guys are taking measures to ensure data availability, but I'm curious about the top two!
Thanks,
It's obvious you guys are taking measures to ensure data availability, but I'm curious about the top two!
Thanks,
OP
The servers are sitting in the same datacenter which is a multi-homed, state of the art facility complete with fire suppression systems, high tech security monitoring and numerous incoming power and internet connection points to insure everything is safe, secure and redundant. Backups reside on our database server and on a separate NAS tape drive. Every few weeks a series is downloaded locally to serve as an off-site backup as well.
Awesome job on the restore! Glad to have SB back. Hopefully you guys can get some rest now.
caymaniac
Contributor
Okay, another Christmas gift!
Thanks TA for all the hard work! Where did the fixitboard threads go, though? They were really funny! It was an awesome alternative fix. :07:
scubalaurel:
I think they were learning to tighten up the no registration thing.
dlndavid, aka TigerW
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