[27967] in Hotline Meeting
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daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Matt Braun)
Thu Apr 20 11:04:54 1995
To: jjmorey@MIT.EDU
Cc: mhbraun@MIT.EDU, hotline@MIT.EDU, dcns-cluster@MIT.EDU, ops@MIT.EDU
In-Reply-To: Your message of "Thu, 20 Apr 1995 07:54:50 EDT."
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Date: Thu, 20 Apr 1995 11:04:32 EDT
From: Matt Braun <mhbraun@MIT.EDU>
You are telling me that the only way we can keep the clusters at a reasonable
temperature is for someone to complain when it gets to warm ?
Not only does this not sound very Customer Focused but radical changes in the
temperature are bad for the hardware.
My understanding is that PP does central monitoring, if so they should be
given a range of temperatures that the room should stay 24 HOURS A DAY and
keep it there.
Matt
>> /***** hector:resolved / mit-priam!jjmorey / 7:54 am Apr 20, 1995*/
>> /***** hector:hotline / priam!mhbraun / 12:42 am Apr 20, 1995*/
>> From mhbraun@MIT.EDU Thu Apr 20 00:41:55 1995
>> From: mhbraun@MIT.EDU
>> Date: Thu, 20 Apr 1995 00:41:52 -0400
>> To: "Louis A. Isgur" <larugsi@MIT.EDU>
>> Cc: hotline@MIT.EDU
>> In-Reply-To: [27960]
>> Subject: Re: W20-575 Hot!
>>
>> This is the third time I have seen this problem in hotline in addition to the
>> time I called PP myself.
>>
>> Are they having problems cooling the cluster ?
>>
>> I think someone should follow up with PP to make sure they are not doing
>> anything we would consider silly...like turning down the cooling after 5 or
>> not realizing that the room has over 100 people in it constantly in the
>> evenings.
>>
>>
>> Matt
>>
>> I have spoken with Paul at PPL who says that the power plant doesn't
>> work at full capicity over night (temp in w20-575 this morning 70.4).
>> I also asked if they had some weird schedule "No". If anyone has a
>> problem with the temp in W20-575 they should call 3-1500.
>>
>> 4-20-95
>> 8am
>> JJ
>>
>> /* ---------- */
