When working on a server red text probably means there is a problem!
Martin and I were out working on a server today
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Business Meeting and “photo of the day” @OctagonT @TheBNLincoln
I had a very productive meeting this morning with Stuart and Francesca from the Business Network Lincoln at Forest Pines. I am looking forward to next week’s lunch time meeting – see the details here.
When I came out it had stopped raining but it was still grey and overcast but I did find this gazebo in the gardens for my photo of the day.
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My iPad does not look like this…
Following the success of the Adventure First Aid Kit, Nick, from JK Sonics, and I had our first design meeting tonight, for a new pocket first aid kit. Watch this space.
If you need more information on defibrillators, or any first aid issue or supplies, contact Nick at JK Sonics.
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Fill the Gap Marketing Academy 1st Birthday
This evening I went to the anniversary meeting of the Fill the Gap Marketing Academy, where we learnt some email marketing magic!
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Time for today’s photo
I was covering today for staff on holiday and I had my own appointments to get to, I was wondering when I would get time to find a photo for today.
As I was coming along the A15 I had to stop to make a call for work so I pulled into the RAF viewing area and there was the Vulcan sitting there in the rain.
I have photographed the Vulcan before but it does make a good subject.
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Testing – issues to be dealt with
Testing – our suppliers have server issues this morning and this is a test post.
Just to make this a little more challenging, the internet is down at my office, so I have moved to an alternative location…
DR planning in action.
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A very dirty PC
This was a really dirty job. We got a call this morning about a computer that would not start. Martin was already out on a call, dealing with a virus, so I went. He got lucky!
Well it did not take long to find out part of the reason that this PC stopped. Dust, dirt and cobwebs – except I think the spiders were killed by the dust.
A clean out however did not resurrect this machine – it was dead and buried.
Many of Octagon’s clients get us in to regularly clean and maintain their servers and computers to stop this type of catastrophic failure happening.
This article is sponsored by Octagon Technology – reliable and responsive IT Support for Lincolnshire.