Sure can.  Reminds me of once I was working on a 937.  Poor thing was over
worked and had really bad performance at the time.  I accidentally kicked
the plug out of the wall for 15 - 20 minutes before I realized it.  I
plugged it back in, most sessions (even network session) were saved, all
batch processing kept right on going, and not a single person called to
complain.  I went out to some users and asked them about it.  They just
assumed it was being slow :)

        True story, but to your question.  The impact depends on the model of e3000
and availability of UPS.

Jon

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Sent: Tuesday, September 03, 2002 6:04 PM
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Subject: [HP3000-L] Powering down a 3000


Gentle Listers:

Anybody know how/if one can drop wholly, power to a 3000- like if a
fire alarm is signalled, can the entire power to the box be instructed
through fair means or foul, to stop?

Many thanks in advance.

JP (A Canuck in WA)

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