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Don't know how relevant this is, but our only--ONLY--surprise system-down outage, here since Nov. 1995 was when a power-backup electrician doing maintenance threw a switch to put the 400 on straight power grid, and everything went down, he said because it was wired wrong. Then I remembered how the previous guy insisted on us bringing the system down first, precisely because sometimes it is. Score: Human cause-1; AS400 cause-0. Now take our W-98 history...please...take it...away... ----- Original Message ----- From: "Tim Shepherd" <tims009@hotmail.com> To: <midrange-l@midrange.com> Sent: Wednesday, June 19, 2002 3:49 AM Subject: Re: Whooda belived this? > I'd also check your power supply, i.e. the source. We had a machine on a UPS > and had three crashes in 5 days. They were 9332 drives, which crashed if you > sneezed in the next office. They were over 5 years old and initially we just > put it down to wear and tear. It turned out that the cause was the local > electricity distribution for the area had a "floating earth" which was > spiking the disks through the earth. It only became apparent as another > AS400 customer down the road was having the same problem. We installed a > separate earth from the rest of the building and had no other problems > since. > > Tim Shepherd >
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