So what is your Desktop(s) or server(s) best uptime?
My Desktops best uptime is: 3 weeks and 4 days.
My Windows servers best uptime is: Well over 120 days.
My Linux Servers best uptime is: 280 Days and counting.
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So what is your Desktop(s) or server(s) best uptime?
My Desktops best uptime is: 3 weeks and 4 days.
My Windows servers best uptime is: Well over 120 days.
My Linux Servers best uptime is: 280 Days and counting.
Had 498 days on one of the Unix boxes at work, twice in succession.
It could have kept going for the full 1000+ days, but some piece of software actually used the uptime (in 1/100ths of a second) and hadn't allowed enough bits to cope with a number that big. It screwed up on day 498 so we had to reboot it.
The first time, no-one knew what the problem was. The second time someone remembered exactly the same fault from 16 months earlier (from the boot logs) and some bright spark (me :P) worked out what was happening.
About 3 months on my linux server (SMB server and usenet downloader/extractor)
50+ days on my desktop.
just over 2 weeks on my win desktop went on vacation and forgot to turn it off.
A few years back I ran a FreeBSD box that had an uptime over 6 months, which I was proud of. These days my desktops don't usually go for more than a week or two. Even my Ubuntu laptop gets a reboot pretty regularly.
Over the past few years I don't think I've run the same hardware configuration for longer than a month (I tinker a lot...), so my uptime is usually measured in hours.