SplitInfinity Network Maintenance Reminder
 

Our first major neccessary maintenance in many years! Yippee!

This is a reminder to all customers.......

Dear Valued Customer,

On Wednesday, June 1, 2005, we will be performing maintenance at our San
Diego Data Center. We will endeavor to confine the maintenance to our
prescribed maintenance window of 2:00 AM through 5:00 AM Pacific.

During this maintenance, SplitInfinity engineers will be performing important
maintenance to improve the reliability and capacity of the power systems
in San Diego. There will be an outage expected to last no longer than
2 hours and will only affect certain customers.

SplitInfinity technicican will cleanly shut down all servers during this
time, and restore services shortly thereafter. If you have any special
concerns, please email them to: [email protected]

It is SplitInfinity's policy to notify our customers when performing work of this nature on infrastructure services. If you have any questions about this
maintenance, please contact us using the information below.

In advance, we thank you for your cooperation in this matter. Your
business is greatly appreciated and we hope that SplitInfinity can continue to
help you and your company grow in the future.

Sincerely,

SplitInfinity Customer Operations
Toll free: 866-SPLITINFINITY
Intl/Local: 858-560-2760

Alternatively during this maintenance window, you may call 619-227-8845
to reach the team directly involved.

[email protected]

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You can also contact me at 858 610 7152 if you have any questions :)

This is not just split infinity ... pretty much every host in the datacenter :P lol

:-)
Errrr.... yeah, so if you wanna call us were the people doing it all....
:-)

w00t! here we go!

Okay, make the next "woot" when you are back up!

Thanks for the reminder Chris. :)

things are starting to get back to normal now :-)

Now fix the ServerProvider.com ones.... Still waiting and time is up!

:1orglaugh

I wonder if the template email started off from the datacenter with mis-spellings or it just deteriorated on route?? :-)

http://www.splitinfinity.com/ <<---- down...

Err, not down. :-)
Up.

BY the way, that maintenance is over.