The DataCenter where I use to work at had a Halon dump, on the system that
supported the Silo's.. (Five of them),
During the annual service check by the Halon Fire Vendor something happened
during the test and it set off the Halon . All sort of alarms went off, the
Building was evacuated, (
1. Yes, you can manually delete them.
I setup a SMS Management class for them to migrate them directly to ML2 after 2
days, Did a Activity Swap log daily. and Delete for non/use after 35 days of
non use, (I think the backup were kept for 60 to 90 days after deletion).
2. Not sure about the fr
We had a fun one ...
We had a STK Silo and we were getting "random" late afternoon barcode read
error from the camera inside the Silo, CE would be called, Could find nothing
wrong. This went on for about month or so, Not every day but a few times a
week,
It stumped everyone, So the next tim
We had worked out "In Theory" how we would do it.
About 18 months after we opened our second data center, Our Main Data Center
needed to shutdown over a long weekend, for 100% shutdown power maintenance.
After the Online's were shutdown Friday Night, We waited for all the DASD &
Tape to sync
