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    Power Surge !

    Morning All. Come into school this am to be told " the lights dipped yesterday i think we've had a power surge"
    Now i have half a dozen pc' s which wont connect their profiles and log onto the domain.
    Can someone give me some pointers thanks

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    Do you have a ups?

    Is it manageable? as this should tell you in its logs if there was a surge or not.

    Can you login locally and check they can see the domain/ping servers etc? Are they all in the same location?

    Could be a switch is playing up after the surge.

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    yeah i'd be looking at the switches they are connected to, its possible that the surge tripped a circuit breaker powering the switches

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    Thanks for reply,
    There is a ups on the server which it didnt affect . Ive 4 PC'S IN ONE class connected via a switch 1 connects ok 3 dont .Then ive 2 other classes with similar issues .
    Ive replaced switches . Im now trying to find out local login etc as no one seems to know anything !

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    Technically a brown out :-P
    Local login can be reset if need be.

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    Thanks to all who replied . Issue now resolved, I pulled the mains out from the affected pc's removed patch cable and unplugged switches for an hour reconnected and everything now ok ...
    Time for a cup of tea

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    Quote Originally Posted by klingklang View Post
    Thanks to all who replied . Issue now resolved, I pulled the mains out from the affected pc's removed patch cable and unplugged switches for an hour reconnected and everything now ok ...
    Doesn't that come under the category "Have you turned it off and on again"?

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    Quote Originally Posted by klingklang View Post
    Thanks to all who replied . Issue now resolved, I pulled the mains out from the affected pc's removed patch cable and unplugged switches for an hour reconnected and everything now ok ...
    Time for a cup of tea
    Would have been the first thing i would have done ( disconnect untill MB power light goes out), and also turning the switches on and off again

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    My old work had a server that when a brownout occered overnight and the ups died would require me turning it on and off again for about 20 mins untill i gave up, had a cup of coffee and it would then turn back on.

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