Re: How did DST go for you.

[smorrison@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

I now have all of the performance history I expected to see, but there 
seems to be a hole from 12:15 AM to 3:00 AM, That's a bit larger than I 
expected to see. 

We also had a problem with a Cisco router that had to be rebooted Sunday 
morning. It cut of most of our IP traffic and may have affected our 
payment processing programs. From talking to our networking folks, we're 
running a interim fix from Cisco that may have caused that problem.


Steven Morrison
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I didn't apply any patches (that I know of, anyway) to iNav either 
server- or client-side either, Steve.  I didn't have any monitors 
currently running before, but the performance collection routines were 
and still are.


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smorrison@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> So far all went well. Only issue I see right now is that the system 
> monitors I had running in iSeries Nav all died at 2:00AM Sunday. I 
didn't 
> apply any patches to my iSeries Nav on my PC because I don't have any 
> timed functions in use. Apparently the performance collection routines 
> couldn't cross the DST change.
>
>
> Steven Morrison
> Fidelity Express 
> 903-885-1283  ext. 479