To: dp0622
Maybe main sever gets wacked??
Redundancy matters
6 posted on
08/08/2016 4:17:35 AM PDT by
CGASMIA68
(kant spell er punktuate,fluncked english.Gramer to!!)
To: CGASMIA68
Exactly...redundancy. Such a critical system should never have a "main server," as most business-critical systems would use a distributed architecture. This means they should be able to switch over to a backup system easily.
This seems more insidious, especially coming on the heels of the Southwest Airlines' glitch. Are our airlines and infrastructures being attacked? If so, by whom? Is the FAA investigating this? Is the FBI? Does it even matter to this administration?
10 posted on
08/08/2016 4:33:02 AM PDT by
Lou L
(Health "insurance" is NOT the same as health "care")
To: CGASMIA68
The main server was under a desk and someone kicked the plug out. They can’t get the hard disk to spin up.
16 posted on
08/08/2016 4:50:38 AM PDT by
The Antiyuppie
("When small men cast long shadows, then it is very late in the day".)
To: CGASMIA68
The story I heard was that they lost power to their main data center.
IOW, both commercial power and their backup source went bad.
Maybe, maybe not.
47 posted on
08/08/2016 6:45:19 AM PDT by
DuncanWaring
(The Lord uses the good ones; the bad ones use the Lord.)
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