I am 100% confident Management is not happy with how the server migration went. They spent many many hours on it yesterday.
The folks working on it will get it everything working. Be patient, this is how things go at times with software.
The folks working on it will get it everything working. Be patient, this is how things go at times with software.
I would have patience if I could have at least signed in without creating a new account. If this keeps up, I won't be a supporting member for long.
They will fix it . Things always go south when making a server move, but they always get it right before they quit. It just can not be done instantly , everything good takes a little time.
I'm sorry to hear about your having to create a new account Rose. That sucks.
ECF has been up and down a few times already this morning. At this point, I can only imagine how frustrated the folks working on this are.
Think they missed the morning wake up call Butch!
Maybe this will help...
Maybe this will help...
I am 100% confident Management is not happy with how the server migration went. They spent many many hours on it yesterday.
The folks working on it will get it everything working. Be patient, this is how things go at times with software.
I can't really think of one time that a migration or update went as planned with anything whether it be the forum or just a pc. A while back, every time we got a windows update at work it would wipe out everyone's IP address at work and no one could connect to our mainframe. I'd have to go around and re-enter everyone's network settings for them.
Depends!!!Burning question of the day:
If I drink 27 root beers then go to the store for more, would I get a DUI ????????????
Morning, all.
Still a funky board...
Still dry here, brisk. Only down to 32 last night, heading back to 40.
Still a funky board...
Still dry here, brisk. Only down to 32 last night, heading back to 40.
I never did much with PC's. Large-scale mainframe systems was my bread and butter. With upgrades (sw and/or hw) we always did a test run on a backup system first. If everything worked properly then the actual upgrade was scheduled during whatever window the customer set. On that day if it didn't go well we had to be back up and running on the old sw or hw at the planned time.
Those upgrades always involved a lot of people on the customer side to verify everything was properly working.
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