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rblizz join:2001-12-16 North Richland Hills, TX	rblizz to daneli Member 2012-Nov-1 8:47 am to daneli Re: Back to worst-case-scenario to start with! said by daneli: What surprised me about Iscream's last post before the power went out was the revelation that callcentric has less than 60 minutes of backup power available in the event of a power failure. A diesel-powered generator isn't a perfect solution - recent events in New York confirm this - but it would go a long way to mitigate most of the risks associated with future power outages. (It isn't far-fetched to think that another power outage is likely in the future and that it could last more than 60 minutes.) Unfortunately it doesn't appear that a generator was an option in this building. But, maybe now, CallCentric can use this event as leverage with their landlords and get permission to install a generator.
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Davesnothere Change is NOT Necessarily Progress Premium Member join:2009-06-15 Canada 2 edits	Davesnothere Premium Member 2012-Nov-1 8:52 am said by rblizz: Unfortunately it doesn't appear that a generator was an option in this building. But, maybe now, CallCentric can use this event as leverage with their landlords and get permission to install a generator. Yes, and I would be more than willing to put my name on a petition to help them make that happen, whether or not I am still a customer at the time.
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tr0910 join:2006-01-03 Kansas City, KS	tr0910 Member 2012-Nov-1 9:21 am said by Davesnothere: Yes, and I would be more than willing to put my name on a petition to help them make that happen, whether or not I am still a customer at the time. They were just down again briefly. Line went dead, and website went dead. I blame myself for trusting them, but it was based on recommendations from you all here. However I only trusted them with 1/2 our lines, so we were not completely shut down. Still, I think a healthy discussion is warranted, and they need to have a asterisk next to their name until they can prove they really have a disaster recovery plan, and have tested it out. Does anybody have a fly swatter handy? We need to get rid of that that (buzz, buzz, buzz) that keeps flying around our ears....
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royrogers join:2012-10-17	royrogers to Davesnothere Member 2012-Nov-1 9:23 am to Davesnothere So the NYSE is still running on generators, and has no connectivity on the floor. That was just reported on Squawk on the Street as I type this. Where is the juice for Callcentric coming from? My theory is this: Callcentric is located in a building full of ISP's. ConEd and NYSE and everyone else recognized that the first priority is getting power to that building, even before the NYSE. Iscream, how far off am I?
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Davesnothere Change is NOT Necessarily Progress Premium Member join:2009-06-15 Canada	Davesnothere Premium Member 2012-Nov-1 9:25 am said by royrogers: So the NYSE is still running on battery backup, and has no connectivity on the floor. That was just reported on Squawk on the Street as I type this. Where is the juice for Callcentric coming from? One Word : RATS They have them running on wheels to operate power generators. Letterman told me so. NYC bylaws say nothing against doing THAT !
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