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2 hours ago, Photoguy21 said:

Shows you just how badly their network is. I would expect dual servers with Raid 5 storage but probably just on a normal computer.

Clean up after smoke  damage and checking up

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8 minutes ago, Pib said:

Even if they had dual servers with Raid storage setup, if the room and its associated electrical wiring was damaged "and/or the cause of the fire" I expect they will be completely reworking/rewiring the server area before they fire-up/plug-in their server(s) again. 

I agree, but it would be surprising if they had any servers that store data locally at all. I would expect their "server" room to contain nothing except some networking equipment and a firewall appliance with built-in VPN for access to the (remote) servers. Storing data at individual branches just complicates security and backup. You are right, though. After a fire, there is probably a lot of necessary electrical and network rewiring needed.

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Posted
12 hours ago, The Hammer2021 said:

Clean up after smoke  damage and checking up

The servers would not normally be kept in an operational environment. Just a distribution switch.

Posted
53 minutes ago, Photoguy21 said:

The servers would not normally be kept in an operational environment. Just a distribution switch.

Absolutely though, on reflection, there might be one minor exception. Many organisations keep the CCTV footage locally. Whether you would call that a "server" is debatable though.

Posted
3 minutes ago, BritTim said:

Absolutely though, on reflection, there might be one minor exception. Many organisations keep the CCTV footage locally. Whether you would call that a "server" is debatable though.

Agreed, a lot do keep CCTV locally but usually back it up to a central off-site location

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I happened to be at CW immigration today and when I walked downstairs where the bank is a person can easily smell that "burnt" smell around the bank.  It was still closed/roped off and a half dozen or so people inside working to cleanup.  One lady was trying to dry out some paperwork so maybe automatic sprinklers went off.    Through the glass windows I snapped a picture of the equipment room where apparently the fire was........it's more of a network equipment and main panel circuit breaker room.  

 

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Posted
1 hour ago, John Drake said:

Has the branch re-opened this week?

I called the first number below....they said yes they are open....reopened today/8 Aug.

 

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