It is pretty trivial if you're setup correctly, but the setup takes an
S-Ton of work and testing...
On Wed, Mar 1, 2017 at 3:30 PM Michael B. Smith
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> I have to say, what surprised me most about this outage was the lack of
> failover to alternate datacenters for
Joe - What Brian said is correct.
Also, I can state that we have had a mix of E1, E3, and E5 licenses for our
users. All users are mastered from on-prem AD, and then synced to O365 via
Azure AD Connect. No "Cloud-only" accounts except for a couple of oddball
exceptions.
Recently (within the
When you look with Windows utilities you will see the actual user.
Office probably uses what name is defined if you click file options.
The name used to personalize office. Check there of you find Jack.
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On Wed, Mar 1, 2017 at 10:27 PM, David L Herrick
Agreed. Why did this happen and who of all the resident clients were affected
and why?
Curious that so many of their client sites/services were affected by this as
much as they were.
S3 has over a dozen more sites over the USA. Is this an issue of redundancy
failing, or clients not
I have to say, what surprised me most about this outage was the lack of
failover to alternate datacenters for some pretty big names.
I have no idea how this works in AWS, but in Azure it’s fairly trivial; I would
expect the same of AWS.
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It may not be the last person who saved. It will be the person that did not
close the file properly - lost network connection, whatever. So the temp file
sits out there until manually deleted and handing out bogus info.
Took a look and found an example the word file is not currently open by
If I remember correctly that can occur when the temp file created when the file
is opened does not get deleted at exit
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I will say I have noticed this for years and never really figured it out. It
may have been the last person who saved the file but I'm not ready to say for
sure that's what it was. Whats really funny is we have one admin who uses
libreoffice and it still shows as him occasionally so I don't
On Wed, Mar 1, 2017 at 3:41 PM, Kennedy, Jim
wrote:
> The version of Office that is being used was registered with the former
> employee's name. That is where that comes from in Office.
Hmmm, that user did not register all the copies of Office on all dozen
users
The version of Office that is being used was registered with the former
employee's name. That is where that comes from in Office.
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Sent: Wednesday, March 1, 2017
This is strange. We use Word 2010, and we have one document that a
dozen people or so share. Now, here's the weird part - if Joe has the
file open, and I go to open it, it says that "Jack has the file open".
It doesn't say "Joe", it says the name of a former employee. Mind you,
this former
If not S3, then what?
You're always going to be relying on someone else's something.
Some data center provider (okay, so you might run your own)Some power provider
Some Internet provider
It's not like they have internet outages every week, and it's not like various
organizations relying upon them
No. Their uptime is still better than anything I run on my own.
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Sent: Wednesday, March 1, 2017 8:44 AM
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Subject: Re: [NTSysADM] AWS East Outage
Depends on your SLA with them
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Subject: [EXTERNAL]Re: [NTSysADM] AWS East Outage
https://techcrunch.com/2017/03/01/the-day-amazon-s3-storage-stood-still/
Would / should you hold your IT vendor responsible for relying on S3?
Jean-Paul Natola
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