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  3. February 2006

Re: when a ups doesn't help

Jim Franz wrote:


Since we are adding up a best practices list - i wish IBM would
provide a way to lock the power cord to the back of the machine (some
clamp or something so that walking over the power cord cannot pull it
from back of the unit.
Small shops do not have raised floors or racks, and even then, repositioning
a unit can cause the power cord to dislodge.
jim
We're a small shop (2 520's) but do have a raised floor (came with the building). Didn't stop our IBM CE from unplugging the power cord in the middle of the afternoon, though. He suggested that I secure the plug with a nylon tie. Gotta do that one of these days. 


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