Debian servers will be updated to the latest revisions, which will require server reboots, to be scheduled.

More circuit problems are happening. The vendor has verified there is a problem. However, the problem is intermittent. This makes it difficult for dispatched, on-site techs to zero-in on the problem, since everything will likely appear fine when they arrive.

I have informed the vendor that the dispatched techs will be provided a bed and feeding so they can remain until the problem surfaces again for them to observe first-hand.

Either that, or they will check every inch of wiring now, despite the hassle and rain.

The circuit to our upstream Internet service provider has been down most of the morning. Technicians have been dispatched to investigate and fix the problem.

Major network changes will occur throughout the day on Tuesday 16 February 2010 which will result in service outages of indeterminate time.

These changes are major upgrades that will improve network performance considerably.

Debian has released a minor version update the 5.0 series. Clients will be contacted to establish upgrade scheduling.

Users of prior major release versions of Debian will need to upgrade to the current version, as Orbis Lumen's support for prior major releases will be dropping off.

Customer system running Debian will be upgraded with a new kernel release, along with a few other security updates.

These updates will require a reboot, and scheduling will be made for customers with specific scheduling needs.

Customer systems will be upgraded with a minor version Debian Linux release. Scheduling for this upgrade will be ongoing throughout the week.

Customers will be contacted to schedule another kernel update to their systems, which will require a reboot.

Customer will be contacted to schedule a time for system reboots to facilitate the recent linux kernel image update within Debian.

Customer servers have been updated with a security fix for the Apache web server, and TIFF libraries.