In an effort to improve our network stability, we are planning additional maintenances this week and next week. These maintenances will affect several of the Arc platform services as well as connections to our games including Neverwinter, Star Trek Online, PWI and more. For more details on maintenances that will be coming (including tomorrow at 5AM)
please refer to this post.
~Morrigan "LaughingTrendy"
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Whoever pushes the button to take the servers or other network gear offline during maintenance must be really good if it takes the engineers so much longer to counter his actions and bring it up again.
People have been asking for more interesting boss fights lately. I think we've found the best candidate.
Join Date: Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Sounds like next Thursday's also going to be a bit unstable, but yeah, other than that this looks alright.
Infinite possibilities have implications that could not be completely understood if you turned this entire universe into a giant supercomputer.
Edit: we need a better, more clear "wink" smiley.
And a complete refund of all zen ever spent on STO since late August 2012
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I can think of a couple of cases of multiday failures I've personally experienced.
Disk head in a stripe set disintegrates, destroying platter. Stripe set, not RAID array, so the entire set's corrupted. And the last good backup was over a month old. (They sent the disk to a recovery company, who said that it was beyond recovery.)
Engineer trips on SCSI cable, pulling card out of computer through the backplate. A new motherboard had to be flown in from the west coast.
Floor collapse in computer room. (They actually got everything up in 2 hours, but performance was horrible the rest of the day while the RAID array checked for errors.)
Maintenance engineer manually generates a power spike for a SAN (with triply redundant power supplies), wiping its memory. It took 3 days for them to get to rebuilding my department's servers.
*Rolls his eyes*
Congratulations, since STO is a free-to-play game anyway, that shouldn't be much of a problem... But if you're not playing, that means plenty of time to study spelling and punctuation.
^Words that every player should keep in mind, especially whenever there's a problem with the game...
and perhaps try to play it on something halfdecent as well? lol like, when using my desktop, it's a 6yo machine, it wasn't real high end when I bought it, just good price/value, and I can still play it... most likely someone who skipped the tutorials, thinking he knew better, and then hit a wall