Mar. 29th, 2006
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Mar. 29th, 2006 09:33 am![[identity profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/openid.png)
I've come to realize your average goat is not a sufficient sacrifice for ensuring the Exchange server rebuild goes smoothly.
Any suggestion as to what I should be offering to the gods?
Any suggestion as to what I should be offering to the gods?
Difficulty: Mayhem!
Mar. 29th, 2006 06:27 pm![[identity profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/openid.png)
FYI on the Exchange server rant:
This isn't my job. My job is working nights, doing 24x7 network security for the Army.
This was a favor for my town's fire company.Their own IT people are quite often literally putting out fires and saving lives I used to work for a small business that did some IT support for them. I was the only one there qualified to do this level of stuff, so I still do a lot of the more complex tasks.
...And nothing is more complex than when you discover the damn thing was configured by Dell with its 4x160GB SCSI drives in a RAID-0... and one of those drives is dying.
It's up. Drive replaced, system re-raided and rebuilt. Mail is flowing, spam is not. And I finally got more than a couple of hours sleep.
This isn't my job. My job is working nights, doing 24x7 network security for the Army.
This was a favor for my town's fire company.Their own IT people are quite often literally putting out fires and saving lives I used to work for a small business that did some IT support for them. I was the only one there qualified to do this level of stuff, so I still do a lot of the more complex tasks.
...And nothing is more complex than when you discover the damn thing was configured by Dell with its 4x160GB SCSI drives in a RAID-0... and one of those drives is dying.
It's up. Drive replaced, system re-raided and rebuilt. Mail is flowing, spam is not. And I finally got more than a couple of hours sleep.