Congratulation to HP

[Thamm]

Hi,
2 weeks ago one of our HP workstations reached an uptime of 1000 days.

Congratulations HP.

126 -> uptime
10:21am up 1012 days, 21:57, 7 users, load average: 0.84, 0.39, 0.15

model
9000/712/100

OS:10.20

[steven Burgess_2]

class

can anyone beat that ?

Steve

[Michael Tully]

Th most I ever saw personally was 756 days on a H class quite a while back. This was ona system that was a production box as well.

This one being 712 workstattion .... what does it do?

Congrats anyway ...

[Thamm]

It works as a Gateway (saprouter) to SAP.

[Michael Tully]

awesome ...

Hate to be the person who patches it next ... ;^)

[Animesh Chakraborty]

Interesting!

My boss would say that the sysadmin guy is not working at all for last 1012 days!!
Is it under HP maintenance?

Thanks
Animesh

[Michael Tully]

I think I'll stick with my boss Animesh ... ;^)

[Duncan Edmonstone]

There's a rumour that HP's Mission Critcial Support Technical Account Managers keep a book on the uptime of their customers systems! Once a year each account manager brings in evidence of the best uptime values, and he collects the winnings....

probably apocryphal, but nice to think it might be true!

Cheers

Duncan

[Christopher Caldwell]

Their boxen are pretty rock-solid:

$ uptime
8:25am up 1050 days, 4:05, 2 users, load average: 1.27, 1.17, 0.90
$ model
9000/856/E55

[Alexander M. Ermes]

Hi there.
Is the harddisk large enough for the next patch session ?
;-)
Rgds
Alexander M. Ermes

[John Bolene]

I win so far.....

I have one that is 1365 days and one that is 1050 days.

[Kelli Ward]

Way to go to the little gecko workstation.
I bet there is a drive big enough for the next patch session. Question is, can the 712 handle it. ;)

I'll never get to see that kind of uptime, as we do a yearly cleaning of our systems. :-/

Neat to see.
Kel

[Thierry Poels_1]

hmmm, I'm sure we can beat that uptime on our SuperDome in one week time after a reboot. :-)

[Steven E. Protter]

Just being the fly in the ointment.

How can the box be secure if it hasn't been patched in a thousand days?

There are quite a few security bulletins requiring reboot since then.

SEP

[Norman_21]

Just my $.02 as usual. I'm really surprised how could any system be up for 1012 days without the need of any patches that might require reboot or any other reason. The maximum our HP-UX Server can survive without rebooting is for two weeks. But I reboot it on weekly bases.
I'm impressed.

Thanks.