So Jow Forums, you've been in the industry long enough to know what a nice , clean, secured server room looks like, right? So you also must know how that's a fantasy.
Post images or stories of the worst, most nightmarish server rooms you've ever been in.
Bonus points for a before and after.
Image: Factory's server rack in the storage room. No cooling, and the door doesn't even have a lock.
doesn;t look that bad to be honest, that's a lot of phones to manage
Carson Torres
They're remarkable. Backs been fucked up bad since a bitch smashed into my car. Inversion tables make all the pain go away. It's fucking incredible. Light up a joint and get flipped for a while lmao yes please
Anthony Wright
This is in a highly respected known hospital in Canada, I'm not impressed by any means
Elijah Cooper
Unless you work in a data center or tech-related facility, expect the server 'rooms' to be like that.
John Anderson
It looks like they tried to booby trap the room with those bulbs or some home alone shit
Isaac Johnson
Living in a shitty basement could be how he affords $300 figurines.
Never pickup a job in the catering industry, I legit could barely get into a room because one of their 2 post racks fell over in front of the door. It had been like that for weeks apparently. didn't even attach it to the floor, just let gravity and the cables do the job of keeping it up.
Not one zip tie or velcro-strap could be seen. Nope'd the fuck outa there.
Lucas Miller
Yeah, most non-tech related industry's servers are lucky if they're even in a dedicated room.
Isaac Rodriguez
Midway (theres a 'before' pic, but its not on my phone) After coming.
Good luck. Most shitty racks stay shitty because end-users never want the downtime.
Tyler Walker
This is just gay shit. I don't like when it's overdone.
Aaron Lee
Well they can fuck off.
Isaiah Fisher
Had to replace 1u once in a shit like this. Three man job.
Dominic Howard
Is that an IKEA table?
Joshua Martin
inversion table
Nathaniel Ortiz
> hired as outside IT consultant > mid sized mortgage lender in dc area > handle millions of dollars a month > fired their old IT guy > asked to fix network and printers > on the walk through before signing papers i walk into this > where-is-the-server.jpg > oh we don't have one, everything runs on the receptionists PC > can you do it for $50/hr? > fucking hell
So apparently what was happening is the owner guys were skimming all the profits off the loans and the IT department was essential always outside contractors. they were not PCI compliant to say the least. did some digging and they had all the major ports open on the "firewall" which was just that comcast business gateway. the rececptionists "server" was running windows 7 home and had all the customers information in unencrypted excel spreadsheets on a windows share.
i honestly couldn't believe it.
i reported them and they got shutdown like a week later