TIPS FOR KEEPING SERVER ROOM CLEAN AND ORGANIZED: Ideally, a server room should be as clean as a whistle. Unfortunately, many server rooms start this way and then slowly spin out of control. If you want your servers to run as efficiently as possible, you have to pay attention to this important topic. A poorly managed server room isn’t just an eyesore – it’s also a health and safety hazard. Decreased airflow can cause damage to equipment, while disorganized cords can lead to costly slips and falls. Then there’s the stress and anxiety that comes with managing server issues and trying to keep everything up and running. 1. Maintain the Right Temperature Temperature is always a chief concern in server rooms. With so many high-powered machines operating in a small room, overheating is a risk. If nodes reach temperatures of just 85 to 90 degrees and remain at that level for a few minutes, they could potentially meltdown and become unsalvageable. Be strategic with...
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