A Plug Came Loose
Last night my server admin was over at Net Nation to install two new servers into the server cage. The new servers are to handle TTZ Media network’s new ad engine and The TechZone’s new Apache. Somewhere during the install, a power cord came loose on one of old servers. However, nobody noticed - the plug came loose on the server end and not the power plug end. As a result of the lost of power, this blog was down from 2AM till 10AM this morning.
We spent most of today setting up the two new servers. TTZ Media is all completed and running at full speed. There were some problems with permissions and path that needed to fixed. The TechZone’s new Apache server is also up and running but some parts of the site (older pages) are not showing up. There were also some permission and path problems as well. Also, the email doesn’t seem to be working right now so please don’t contact me via my TTZ address.
The cage that house all the servers that powers my sites is now full. When I get back from E3 Expo I’m going to contact Net Nation about upgrading to a bigger cage. That will give me enough space to add 10 more servers. I don’t need to add 10 servers at this time so I may sub lease some of the free space. If anyone needs some rack space, give me a shout.

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I noticed! It was the afternoon for me, but the middle of the night for you, so I couldn’t call you!
None of my ads were being shown
If one of MY servers had been unplugged, you better believe I would have woken you up
Reply to this commentHow many sites do you host? How come so many servers? What are the specs?
Reply to this commentYou can view all our servers in this post: http://www.johnchow.com/index.php/an-inside-look-at-ttz/
Reply to this commentMight be worth looking into servers with dual power supplies.
Christoph
Reply to this commentAll my servers have dual power supplies, except for one. And of course it’s always the one with the single PS that gets pulled.
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