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GSN: Power Work - Systems Shutdown |
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GeekSoc System Notice: Power Work - Systems Shutdown
Work on the Server Room's power circuits will be carried out this Friday (19/03/10) from about 0800-1200. To accomodate the workers, ALL SYSTEMS will be shutdown Thursday (18/03/10) at around 2200.
Again, apologies for the bumpy service at the moment, but this should be the last piece of work for a while. |
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GSN: Tuesday Disruption Report |
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GeekSoc System Noitce: Tuesday Disruption Report
During some time between Monday evening and early Tuesday, one of the network switches in the GeekSoc Server room suffered a psu blowout. This took away network access for our website, mirror, and storage and authentication. With Shell unable to reach the storage/authentication box, users were unable to login, and access their home directories. IRC remained online.
Apologies for the continued unplanned disruptions, but we are using very old equipment. |
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GeekSoc System Notice: Report on downtimes
The last week saw 2 downtimes for us. Monday evening - Tuesday afternoon, and Thursday afternoon - Friday afternoon.
The University decided to do some power testing on the building, requiring the first shutdown. It was not made known to us untill a few hours before they begun.
The second downtime was to give time to the electricians to change the Server room power layout. Unfortunately there were problems discovered with the wiring, so we'll need to schedule a third downtime sometime next week.
Thanks for everyone's patience with these matters. |
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GSN: Systems Shutdown for new power layout |
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GeekSoc System Notice: Systems Shutdown for new power layout
We will be shutting down the systems around 1630 today to prepare for the power layout of our server room to be changed.
We hope to have the systems backup by tomorrow evening, as we will be taking some time to rearrange the physical layout of the room to meet the new power layout.
This should appease the Health and Safety conscious amongst us, and allow us to distribute the load from our machines better.
Forgoing any unforseen problems or crititcal work, we don't have anymore shutdowns planned for a long time. |
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