Wintereise
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That naming convention is distinct of ColoCrossing, just sayin'.
'Your machine 1638CC-XEONWhat DC is this? Also, how much memory does the server have?
Would be quite annoying though?Obvious reply would be: Your terms say nothing about beeping, I will allow my server to beep as much as I beeping want, what the beep has it got to do with you![]()
Colocation, while a shame, does not work like that. Even if this is a dedi, same terms apply.Obvious reply would be: Your terms say nothing about beeping, I will allow my server to beep as much as I beeping want, what the beep has it got to do with you![]()
Actually not correct ^_^ Presumably the memory was upgraded. It is displayed in the post in the free -m output though, so that is my bad.Not obvious? Look after the ID before -XEON
What are you on about?Actually not correct ^_^ Presumably the memory was upgraded. It is displayed in the post in the free -m output though, so that is my bad.
I think at CC they have nothing else better to do, than to listen to beepsThat said, how could you hear a server beeper in a properly cooled DC -- surely the ventilation noise would drown it out.
Na, they are busy helping CVPS..I think at CC they have nothing else better to do, than to listen to beeps![]()
Unless you are working very close to the rack, I would look into a beeping noise if it was me working there.This makes no sense, not the beeping part, but the fact that they hear or care about it. In any proper DC or filled up rack.. I doubt you would hear the beep to the point where it was frustrating you.
Eh, with proper cooling and 40+ servers running.. I don't know.Unless you are working very close to the rack, I would look into a beeping noise if it was me working there.
I would be thankful if a tech opened a ticket like that for me to investigate.
I've had to diagnose beepcodes in a cabinet before, I had to get my ear very close to the server to hear anything.Eh, with proper cooling and 40+ servers running.. I don't know.
It's hard to hear, I admit that but once you hear that first beep you go wtf and shake it of, when the second comes you wtf again and some people (like me) wont stop until they find the source.Eh, with proper cooling and 40+ servers running.. I don't know.
I don't think most DCs actually care about this though. The rack next to ours in Detroit has had an Adaptec screaming away the entire time we've been in the facility.Colocation, while a shame, does not work like that. Even if this is a dedi, same terms apply.
You'll be disturbing people while they try to work / etc, which pretty much is valid grounds for at least attempting to boot you.