[Coco] Router Outage

[Ward Griffiths]

On 09/05/2005 06:28 pm, Dennis Bathory-Kitsz wrote:
> At 10:52 AM 9/3/05 -0400, Ward Griffiths wrote:
> >Well, your message came with a timestamp of 8:53, so that's an incredibly
>
> good
>
> >estimate for a downtime situation.  Shake their hands for me.  I've never
> >guessed that close in my life.
>
> They're good. That's why I signed up with Pair Networks eight years ago.
> They're medium sized (they host about 150,000 sites), but one of the most
> reliable out there. I can count the downtimes over those years on one hand.
>
> It took them about 15 minutes to move my domains from a shared to a
> dedicated server, 1/2 hour for a hard drive and memory upgrade, 1/2 hour
> for this router outage, and the longest was about 3 hours when they moved
> the entire company to another building, carting over the servers in groups
> by truck. The whole new infrastructure was set up and ready for the servers
> to be cabled in, with both buildings running until the whole job was done.
>
> And the good news is that the CEO is also the head techie, and is a regular
> on all the newsgroups. If there's a question or complaint, he attends right
> to it and reports the results.
>
> I recommend them as a really fine hosting company. http://pair.com/
>
> Dennis

I'll definitely keep them in mind when I move up to New Hampster to open my 
restaurant in a year or so.  (And to put things on topic, there _will_ be a 
couples of Coco systems on functional display there, at least a 1 and a 3 -- 
along with the T6kHD for the bookkeeping system).
-- 
Ward Griffiths    wdg3rd at comcast.net

Let's get real. According to the CBO's report, in the current fiscal 
year the U.S. government is gorging on some $2,142 billion of revenues, 
consisting of taxes, fees, charges, fines, and other species of 
extractions from the people's purses. This sum works out to 
approximately $7,500 for every man, woman, and child resident in this 
country, or $30,000 for a family of four average persons. Perhaps some 
of those people feel they are getting benefits worth at least this much. 
I myself don't have that feeling.   --  Robert Higgs