So...I just got off the phone with this one and I'm still boggling about it with my coworkers this morning.
Account manager calls in and says his customer has had an explosion and fire at their datacenter and need Disaster Recovery help. Ouch. Furthermore explains that the customer has no off-site backups, and the backups they do have are on tape. At the site that's on fire. Ouch. Yeah, those tapes are crispy now unless they have a firesafe, which I'm doubting they do with the level of planning I'm seeing so far.
Then we get to the
part.
The account manager says the admin is having employees RUN INTO THE SERVER ROOM THAT IS CURRENTLY ON FIRE to attempt to recover the boxes. He's not joking.
I just...have no words. If my boss told me to run into a burning building to save ANYTHING (that wasn't alive - and even then, Eff Ewe for TELLING me to do it), I'd be inventing new and creative insults and be looking for a new job.
I'm gonna be shaking my head on this one all day today.
Account manager calls in and says his customer has had an explosion and fire at their datacenter and need Disaster Recovery help. Ouch. Furthermore explains that the customer has no off-site backups, and the backups they do have are on tape. At the site that's on fire. Ouch. Yeah, those tapes are crispy now unless they have a firesafe, which I'm doubting they do with the level of planning I'm seeing so far.
Then we get to the


The account manager says the admin is having employees RUN INTO THE SERVER ROOM THAT IS CURRENTLY ON FIRE to attempt to recover the boxes. He's not joking.
I just...have no words. If my boss told me to run into a burning building to save ANYTHING (that wasn't alive - and even then, Eff Ewe for TELLING me to do it), I'd be inventing new and creative insults and be looking for a new job.
I'm gonna be shaking my head on this one all day today.
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