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So I just left a review for Binom as we have a Link Directory Contest running atm which you can check out here
afflift.com
Well worth the effort to write a quick review but remember to post on the contest thread!
Anyway I checked my Binom server and its been up for 659 Days 2 hours 54 minutes, damn thats almost 2 years!!
I've have seen servers up for longer but they tend to be on customer sites where everyone is scared to death of touching it or they simply don't even know it exists, which actually happens more than you might think!
I did have one running in my home lab that almost made 3 years but there was a power cut and well that fecked that up.
These long uptimes are generally Linux servers, I rarely see a Windows server with such a long uptime but its not unheard of, I have worked on a few NT4 servers that were up for years (8+) but newer Windows OS's seem to want reboots far more often.
I doubt anyone will beat the lonest uptime for a computer which I believe is onboard the Voyager2 space
Link Directory Contest with $1000 in Prizes (August 2023)
It has been awhile since we've done a Link Directory Contest and everyone is coming off summer break so I thought it was the perfect time for us to do one! With this contest, you will have a chance to get your hands on $1000 in prizes just by leaving a review in our Link Directory 🚀 I will...
afflift.com
Well worth the effort to write a quick review but remember to post on the contest thread!
Anyway I checked my Binom server and its been up for 659 Days 2 hours 54 minutes, damn thats almost 2 years!!
I've have seen servers up for longer but they tend to be on customer sites where everyone is scared to death of touching it or they simply don't even know it exists, which actually happens more than you might think!
I did have one running in my home lab that almost made 3 years but there was a power cut and well that fecked that up.
These long uptimes are generally Linux servers, I rarely see a Windows server with such a long uptime but its not unheard of, I have worked on a few NT4 servers that were up for years (8+) but newer Windows OS's seem to want reboots far more often.
I doubt anyone will beat the lonest uptime for a computer which I believe is onboard the Voyager2 space
