/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[ｱﾉﾝｵﾌﾊﾞﾝｺｸ No.]

>windows 2008 server shitting up every few days
>have to drive over to fix it every time it shits itself for over a month
>found out it's the router that's been shitting itself
>Sergio, you need to fix the router. We can't afford a new one.
>mfw
>shit post in /jp/ to release my anger

[Anonymous No.]

why do you have a guido name bangkok?

[Anonymous No.]

how does it feel being the subhuman species of asia?

[Anonymous No.]

Why is your server running Windows? What do you do on there that you can't do with some shitty, 10 year old linux box?

[Anonymous No.]

>>7820819
Because the company wants to actually work, not spend all day stroking their neckbeards.

[ｱﾉﾝｵﾌﾊﾞﾝｺｸ No.]

>>7820819
because i have no idea how to make active directory and domain with linux

[Anonymous No.]

>>7820824
That's fair. Taking care of the Windows server is probably just about your speed, if it really took you an entire month to diagnose a shit router.

[Anonymous No.]

>>7820826
No Google where you work/live?

[ｱﾉﾝｵﾌﾊﾞﾝｺｸ No.]

>>7820833
>implying you can take out the router and diagnose it thoroughly when people need it to work erryday

[Anonymous No.]

>>7820798
>Sergio, you need to fix the router. We can't afford a new one.

Don't give in, they're thinking that if you get frustrated enough, you'll offer to replace it for them. DON'T DO WHAT THEY WANT YOU TOO.

[Anonymous No.]

>>7820845
The only diagnostic tools you can run are the ones where the router is powered on and in use. You might have the know-how to take it apart and start molesting it with a multimeter, but that'd void the warranty. And, your vendor would throw a shitfit.

[Anonymous No.]

No one wants to hear about your employment.

>>>/g/

[ｱﾉﾝｵﾌﾊﾞﾝｺｸ No.]

>>7820871
it was a problem with the router forgetting to forward ports