... not always all-Cisco or even Cisco... and you have to deal with things that you don't deal with in the datacenter.
Like... "We hose down the entire interior of the facility once a week. Does your gear need to be behind the splashguard?"
:twitch: It's a different world in OT, for sure...
REminds me of the funny security video that I used to have to watch at DoE. Where the cleaning woman was vacuuming under the raised floor, and her cord plugged into the wall ran short, so she moved it from the wall to one of the Rack PDU outlets, she hit the power on the vacuum and the rack went dark. LoL.
DoE regulations are fun to work with, too. Lots and lots of fun.
Quote from: ristau5741 on May 26, 2021, 10:16:06 AM
REminds me of the funny security video that I used to have to watch at DoE. Where the cleaning woman was vacuuming under the raised floor, and her cord plugged into the wall ran short, so she moved it from the wall to one of the Rack PDU outlets, she hit the power on the vacuum and the rack went dark. LoL.
Almost as bad as the cleaner unplugging the rack from the wall to use the wall power for the vacuum. IT engineers can't understand why everything goes down once per week then comes back again on its own :)