And I've worked in many places where the janitorial staff isn't allowed
access to the datacenter / comm closets. It was strictly up to the IT
staff to keep the place clean.
Having a low tolerance for unpleasant looking curly hairballs on the floor,
I was generally the one using the broom even
hahahahahaha
you know, in many places, the janitorial staff will refuse to even open the
door to a comms room, knowing they get blamed for anything bad that happens.
I've always kept a broom handy for those little chores
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How about this one:
We used to provide troubleshooting support for a forces network which
included some large sites and a few very minor (one or two user) sites.
There had been problems with one of these small sites intermittently for a
few weeks, but things got worse until it was dropping three
uot;
To:
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> my favorite story was the company whose network went down every morning
for
> a few minutes just about the time the work force was sitting down, turning
> on their PC's, and getting ready for the day.
we CANT
GET ACCESS !!
BREATH.In.OUT.
(by the way i AM JOKING and mean no offence )
CU
steve
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From: "Chuck"
To:
Sent: Tuesday, May 14, 2002 3:28 AM
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> my favorite story was the company
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From: "MADMAN"
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> Yes or when there is a problem and you ask, "did you change ANYTHING"
> you get the answer, no. a long time later after you finally isloate the
> problem the customer s
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From: "MADMAN"
To:
Sent: Monday, May 13, 2002 2:57 PM
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> Yes or when there is a problem and you ask, "did you change ANYTHING"
> you get the answer, no. a long time later after you finally isloate the
> problem the customer s
my favorite story was the company whose network went down every morning for
a few minutes just about the time the work force was sitting down, turning
on their PC's, and getting ready for the day. Now the obvious conclusion is
"it's just busy that time of day" Except that it didn't necessarily hap
Doh ;-)
Rah
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Yes or when there is a problem and you ask, "did you change ANYTHING"
you get the answer, no. a long time later
:)
Larry Letterman
Cisco Systems
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MADMAN
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Yes or when there is a problem and you ask
Yes or when there is a problem and you ask, "did you change ANYTHING"
you get the answer, no. a long time later after you finally isloate the
problem the customer says, "oh I didn't THINK that would have any effect
on..." You want to say I didn't ask what changes you thought would
cause the prob
And add to that cranky users who are entirely dependent on the network but
won't tell you the whole story when reporting problems. ;-)
Priscilla
At 09:52 PM 5/12/02, Michael L. Williams wrote:
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> > A 40 router lab
Michael says..
Larry Letterman
Cisco Systems
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Michael L. Williams
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> A 40 router
"Larry Letterman" wrote in message
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> A 40 router lab is nice, but its not the same as troubleshooting a
> production network with 20,000 + users at multiple sites.
Here here and to add to that. "... a production network with
20,000+ users at
Kevin Cullimore
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Please don't discount the value of analyzing & troubleshooting
poorly-designed networks. The learning opportunities are almost unimaginably
vast. OTH, it probably takes sustained
Very good point.
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Please don't discount the value of analyzing & troubleshooting
poorly-designed networks. The learning opportunities are almost unimaginably
vast. OTH, it probably takes sustained exposure to both for an adequate
understanding of how all this stuff is supposed to function/interact.
> Lucky for m
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