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Can I ask some people to jump onto that thread, too? There are complaints that since I pointed out the lack of ethics in the decision making processes of the initial posts that the conversation has died. Basically, I feel this is because the article was good and the only reason to post on it was to try to justify decision making that had not taken it into account. Some more posts to get it going again and not make it a thread of just me pointing out that the initial posts were bad, would be great. Even if they are just "good article, thanks for sharing" kinds of things.
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@scottalanmiller said in I can't even:
Can I ask some people to jump onto that thread, too? There are complaints that since I pointed out the lack of ethics in the decision making processes of the initial posts that the conversation has died. Basically, I feel this is because the article was good and the only reason to post on it was to try to justify decision making that had not taken it into account. Some more posts to get it going again and not make it a thread of just me pointing out that the initial posts were bad, would be great. Even if they are just "good article, thanks for sharing" kinds of things.
I would if I could log in. I use my LinkedIn account for SW, and it's not transitioning for some reason.
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@tim_g said in I can't even:
@scottalanmiller said in I can't even:
Can I ask some people to jump onto that thread, too? There are complaints that since I pointed out the lack of ethics in the decision making processes of the initial posts that the conversation has died. Basically, I feel this is because the article was good and the only reason to post on it was to try to justify decision making that had not taken it into account. Some more posts to get it going again and not make it a thread of just me pointing out that the initial posts were bad, would be great. Even if they are just "good article, thanks for sharing" kinds of things.
I would if I could log in. I use my LinkedIn account for SW, and it's not transitioning for some reason.
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Should I turn off my servers before Hurricane Irma arrives, expecting 4-5 days without power!
Um.. yeah no keep em plugged in and chugging along.. . .
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@dustinb3403 said in I can't even:
Should I turn off my servers before Hurricane Irma arrives, expecting 4-5 days without power!
Um.. yeah no keep em plugged in and chugging along.. . .
Yeah a planned power-down is always better than a sudden power outage. If you have a web presence, well migrate that to the cloud quick. If your small enough to run your company on 3 servers, you should already be using the cloud. That way, while your physical building is being destroyed, the employees who've evacuated can still get work done via their laptop and internet connection.
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I love the replies that are like "No.... test your UPS's and see if they work as expected"
Jack asses, at least my response the sarcasm is palpable!
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@dustinb3403 said in I can't even:
Should I turn off my servers before Hurricane Irma arrives, expecting 4-5 days without power!
Um.. yeah no keep em plugged in and chugging along.. . .
I liked the one response of one dude takes the server and goes X direction and the other dude takes the NAS and goes Y direction. Wouldn't be a terrible thing to do assuming moving it is feasible, and way its being transported won't destroy the equipment. I wonder if they'd take their network equipment as well.
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@eddiejennings said in I can't even:
@dustinb3403 said in I can't even:
Should I turn off my servers before Hurricane Irma arrives, expecting 4-5 days without power!
Um.. yeah no keep em plugged in and chugging along.. . .
I liked the one response of one dude takes the server and goes X direction and the other dude takes the NAS and goes Y direction. Wouldn't be a terrible thing to do assuming moving it is feasible, and way its being transported won't destroy the equipment. I wonder if they'd take their network equipment as well.
That doesn't make sense, because then if something does happen that poor employee is f***ed by management for "not protecting the equipment" rather than saving his/his families lives.
Have proper offsite backups and f*** the hardware. That is what insurance plans are for.
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@dustinb3403 said in I can't even:
@eddiejennings said in I can't even:
@dustinb3403 said in I can't even:
Should I turn off my servers before Hurricane Irma arrives, expecting 4-5 days without power!
Um.. yeah no keep em plugged in and chugging along.. . .
I liked the one response of one dude takes the server and goes X direction and the other dude takes the NAS and goes Y direction. Wouldn't be a terrible thing to do assuming moving it is feasible, and way its being transported won't destroy the equipment. I wonder if they'd take their network equipment as well.
That doesn't make sense, because then if something does happen that poor employee is f***ed by management for "not protecting the equipment" rather than saving his/his families lives.
Have proper offsite backups and f*** the hardware. That is what insurance plans are for.
You're operating on the following assumptions.
- You assume there are proper offsite backups.
- You assume there is insurance.
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@eddiejennings said in I can't even:
@dustinb3403 said in I can't even:
@eddiejennings said in I can't even:
@dustinb3403 said in I can't even:
Should I turn off my servers before Hurricane Irma arrives, expecting 4-5 days without power!
Um.. yeah no keep em plugged in and chugging along.. . .
I liked the one response of one dude takes the server and goes X direction and the other dude takes the NAS and goes Y direction. Wouldn't be a terrible thing to do assuming moving it is feasible, and way its being transported won't destroy the equipment. I wonder if they'd take their network equipment as well.
That doesn't make sense, because then if something does happen that poor employee is fucked by management for "not protecting the equipment" rather than saving his/his families lives.
Have proper offsite backups and f*** the hardware. That is what insurance plans are for.
You're operating on the following assumptions.
- You assume there are proper offsite backups.
- You assume there is insurance.
No I only assume that people do the correct thing and not give a f*** about physical hardware. Planning for disasters such as this is the IT and businesses responsibility when they live/work in these areas.
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@dustinb3403 said in I can't even:
@eddiejennings said in I can't even:
@dustinb3403 said in I can't even:
@eddiejennings said in I can't even:
@dustinb3403 said in I can't even:
Should I turn off my servers before Hurricane Irma arrives, expecting 4-5 days without power!
Um.. yeah no keep em plugged in and chugging along.. . .
I liked the one response of one dude takes the server and goes X direction and the other dude takes the NAS and goes Y direction. Wouldn't be a terrible thing to do assuming moving it is feasible, and way its being transported won't destroy the equipment. I wonder if they'd take their network equipment as well.
That doesn't make sense, because then if something does happen that poor employee is f***ed by management for "not protecting the equipment" rather than saving his/his families lives.
Have proper offsite backups and fuck the hardware. That is what insurance plans are for.
You're operating on the following assumptions.
- You assume there are proper offsite backups.
- You assume there is insurance.
No I only assume that people do the correct thing and not give a f*** about physical hardware. Planning for disasters such as this is the IT and businesses responsibility when they live/work in these areas.
Yeah I wouldn't want to be responsible for computers and data during a disaster. I would rather be focusing on keeping myself and my family alive. I'd rather be jobless than lose someone's life or be divorced.
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What does this company do if there's a fire and they lose everything? Are they hoping the owners took the servers home with them? The whole conversation is ridiculous.
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https://community.spiceworks.com/topic/2054582-raid-0-failure?source=superfeed
"I haz RAID 0 failure.... am I boned???"
("15 years in IT" he says....)
"...but I put the Exchange server on RAID 0 because reasons!!!"
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@rojoloco hahah....
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Ouch, RAID5 on production server, RAID0 on replication target, and no backups. This guy is so screwed...
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@rojoloco said in I can't even:
https://community.spiceworks.com/topic/2054582-raid-0-failure?source=superfeed
"I haz RAID 0 failure.... am I boned???"
("15 years in IT" he says....)
"...but I put the Exchange server on RAID 0 because reasons!!!"
That's got to be a fake post.
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...waaaahhhh, don't be mean to the "IT Pro" with "15 years experience".... he might want to buy some stuff through our ridiculous "quote" program!!!! Like moar RAID!!!!!
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http://www.artizans.com/images/previews/BBOL282.pvw.jpg
You guys are brutal!
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@danp said in I can't even:
http://www.artizans.com/images/previews/BBOL282.pv
You guys are brutal!
True, as usual, but come on man. RAID5 replicating to RAID0 and no backups? With "15 years" experience? Asking dumbass questions (s)he should already know the answer to?
Ugh.
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mchance2 got his system backup and running and configured his system for RAID5 (presumably with winchester drives) and has corrupted blocks on his VM's.
Good times. I need some popcorn.
