Quote:
Originally Posted by radioraiders
So water sprinklers in server rooms are the norm? 
|
No, not really. My "server" room is a converted utility closet, since the stupid architects decided that we needed a glass atrium instead of an actual server room. Damn glass atrium now throws off the HVAC system because of all the extra sunlight entering the building. They never considered that sets of 20' high windows facing south would be a bad thing for the HVAC system.
I had worked for a defense contractor many years ago when Halon was still legal. In their mainframe room they had signs that basically said that if the firealarm sounds you have 30 seconds to leave the room before the firedoor goes down and halon is dropped. If you're in there at 31 seconds, you're dead.
__________________
A 3rd Party Security Audit is the IT equivalent of a Colonoscopy, it's long, intrusive, and when it's done you'll have seen a lot of things you really didn't want to see, and you'd definitely remember that you had it done.
I ♣ baby harp seals.
|