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We lost a server :p

Rishy

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Hehehehhe..

We just moved into a new office building...today we lost a server...we can ping it fine...we just dont know where it is...

hehehehe...4 people are roaming the floor now looking for it...

i thought it was funny :p :D :p
 
hahahaha...thats funny...its a geek version of hide and go seek :)

FOR THE HORDE
 
Rishy said:
Hehehehhe..

We just moved into a new office building...today we lost a server...we can ping it fine...we just dont know where it is...

hehehehe...4 people are roaming the floor now looking for it...

i thought it was funny :p :D :p

I’m sure it’s long been lost in the forum archives but there was a true store of a University where they took inventory one time after like 5 years and were missing a server that was actually functional.

In the end someone noticed wires running into a wall that were plastered over. A phone call revealed that the wall had been added a few years back so someone broke through and there was the server sitting on a shelf behind the wall happy and fine for all those years. The drywall people actually built the shelf it turned out, I guess it seemed easier then calling IT to move the box.





 
Now this is why domain installers were invented, leave no boxen behind!
 
marty9876 said:
Now this is why domain installers were invented, leave no boxen behind!

Someody convince W that it will help educate childern......every school pc MUST run FAH or UD.....
 
BillR said:
I’m sure it’s long been lost in the forum archives but there was a true store of a University where they took inventory one time after like 5 years and were missing a server that was actually functional.

In the end someone noticed wires running into a wall that were plastered over. A phone call revealed that the wall had been added a few years back so someone broke through and there was the server sitting on a shelf behind the wall happy and fine for all those years. The drywall people actually built the shelf it turned out, I guess it seemed easier then calling IT to move the box.






Here's the article...2nd story down.

http://www.informationweek.com/832/frontend.htm


JTV

 
Damn, show me these offices where people "lose" servers. I might need to "lose" a few folders that I don't want to pay the power bill on.

 
Rishy said:
Hehehehhe..

We just moved into a new office building...today we lost a server...we can ping it fine...we just dont know where it is...

hehehehe...4 people are roaming the floor now looking for it...

i thought it was funny :p :D :p

ive heard of something like this before... none the less this is hilarious!
 
heh, i lost a system for a while... could ping it just fine, but couldn't find it in the house.

Thats the problem with giving laptops to kids... they immediately get shoved somewhere ridiculous and forgotten about. Thankfully, it was just under my sisters bed....

Of course she had no idea how it got there :rolleyes:
 
Black-Tom said:
heh, i lost a system for a while... could ping it just fine, but couldn't find it in the house.

Thats the problem with giving laptops to kids... they immediately get shoved somewhere ridiculous and forgotten about. Thankfully, it was just under my sisters bed....

Of course she had no idea how it got there :rolleyes:

i can take a guess....


oh wait you said sister..nevermind.
 
brycejones said:
Someody convince W that it will help educate childern......every school pc MUST run FAH or UD.....

get congress to make a new law. LEave no PC behind

 
hehehehehe....the tech stuff have come with the most technologically advanced way of finding the lost server...

we're shutting everything down tomorrow after work....then we're gonna put our ear's to the ground and hope to hear something running somewhere :D :D :D
 
Rishy said:
hehehehehe....the tech stuff have come with the most technologically advanced way of finding the lost server...

we're shutting everything down tomorrow after work....then we're gonna put our ear's to the ground and hope to hear something running somewhere :D :D :D

Technology at its greatest.
 
Black-Tom said:
Thankfully, it was just under my sisters bed....

Of course she had no idea how it got there :rolleyes:


We need pics of your sister, To really understand what you are talking about.



Two years ago, Our company had a machine named Frodo. it Had a virus and IT could not find it. Turned out to be a lab machine that got setup for a few days and run then turned off and put on a shelf for a few weeks. The cycle would then repeat.
 
Rishy said:
Hehehehhe..

We just moved into a new office building...today we lost a server...we can ping it fine...we just dont know where it is...

hehehehe...4 people are roaming the floor now looking for it...

i thought it was funny :p :D :p

Yea thats pretty funny. I like the other posters story about a server drywalled in too. Good stuff.
 
Rishy said:
hehehehehe....the tech stuff have come with the most technologically advanced way of finding the lost server...

we're shutting everything down tomorrow after work....then we're gonna put our ear's to the ground and hope to hear something running somewhere :D :D :D

If you have remote access to the server, can you get it to run a program that makes the speaker beep. Worked a few weeks at a large mutal funds firm as a temp and they had done something like that to find a pc once.

 
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