7 Jul
2003
7 Jul
'03
12:45 p.m.
On Sun, 6 Jul 2003, Jay West wrote:
Anyways... that got me thinking so I had to check. I
popped into one of our
FreeBSD web servers. It hosts a fair number of high volume sites
(stevewinwood.com, kellerwilliams.net, and some stringcheeseincident support
sites)... the current uptime is.... 5:43PM up 353 days
I can beat that - I've had a Linux box up for about fourteen months, until a
power failure in the datacentre (yes, this is the datacenter that boasts
VESDA, loads of kilowatts of backup generators and ultra-powerful aircon)
reset it back to zero.
Mind you, I've had a NetWare 3.11 server (ob-classic computing!) up for well
over a year, probably about 18 months.
However, this beats all of them:
Uptime is 1048 days, 12 hours, 12 minutes
cat6500-1>
This is a Catalyst 6506 switch at one of my sites which hasn't been down since
its installation back in August 2000! Its the only piece of kit that will,
touch wood, have been in service without any outages for the whole of its
three-year lifecycle.
Peter.