OK. Latest news our NOC got. Looks impressive. Wonder if they mean Steve Feldman?
---------- From: Ryan Jeffs[SMTP:rjeffs@genuity.net] Sent: Sunday, February 01, 1998 10:15 PM To: trouble@genuity.net Subject: Update on Mae West.
Mae West: Still hosed. Work Done: Replacement of SCP card on Giga-1 Removed everyone off of the giga, and replaced 1 by 1 Replacement of parts ON SCP card.
None of it worked..
Current Status: Gentleman who designed Mae-West is being flown in. He has just landed and is due to arrive onsite in 20 minutes.
Side note: peers are coming back up again as i write this (possibly another false alarm?)
-Ryan Jeffs Help Desk Technician Genuity Network Operations Center
OK. Latest news our NOC got. Looks impressive. Wonder if they mean Steve Feldman?
No, they don't mean me. 40 miles would be a short flight. :) I don't have details of the failure, though I have spoken with the techs a few times today. The maintenance window was to physically move MAE West downstairs into a new facility. Apparently one of the four new switches is acting up (despite having passed a burn-in test) and most peers on that switch have been experiencing connectivity problems all day. That's what I know-- the WorldCom NOC should have the latest status. Steve
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