At least this did not cause a system outage. If it had done so, there
might have been a Service Interruption Meeting, something you do not
want to attend unless you are one of the inquisitors, that is. Being an
inquisitee is no fun ;-)

Regards, 
Richard Schuh 

 

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> > This was some facilities people working on the power, but 
> not for the
> > devices that were knocked off.   
> > 
> > Regards,
> > Richard Schuh
> 
> Our "building maintenance" people are no longer responsible 
> for the computer room at all. Granted, we in IT won't do the 
> actual hands-on work, but we do have people "monitoring" what 
> is done. And pulling a plug out the wall is likely to be 
> "audited". Especially if one of the paranoid z/OS techies is 
> doing the monitoring.
> 
> --
> John McKown
> Senior Systems Programmer
> HealthMarkets
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