Bedotnet bléssé par wilma

Ca suffit je viens de recevoir quelque mail quelque peu sarcastique me disant que mon site était a terre depuis deux jours et qu'il faudrait que je me reveille. Mon site est héberge aux états unis, en floride particuliérement et en ce moment Wilma pose plus de soucis qu'autre chose la bas. Donc le prochain mail de ce type j'envoie son auteur en floride par le premier avion et je le laisse croupir sous l'ouragan.
Voici un mail de mon hébergeur.
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Current status:
All servers in the VERIO/NTT Boca Raton (Florida) datacenter are down.

Here's the problem:
http://www.weather.com/maps/news/atlstorm24/satelliteradar_large.html?from=wxcenter_maps

As many of you are aware, one of our datacenters was in the direct path
of hurricane Wilma. Although the facility should be well equipped to
handle such storms, there has been a serious failure within the 10MW
generator plant. Onsite engineers have been unsuccessful in attempts to
restore backup power and additional support is enroute. At this time,
the ETA for repair is 3:30 EST.

This affects ALL customers in that datacenter. ETA is a few hours at
most so hang tight. Moving Sites/Databases/Mail/DNS to another
datacenter at this point isn't prudent. Storm should be OUT of the area
by 3PM EST (hopefully).

We're still confident that FPL (Florida Power and Light) will restore
commercial power soon.

The datacenter is located in a facilty rated to withstand a maximum
category 5 hurricane. The backup generator plant is also housed within a
cat5 building. Utility power is supplied via 2 seperate power
substations. There is fuel onsite for several days. Last week a
generator test was performed and no problems were found. The power
failure today was apparently caused by the failure of the pump that
delivers fuel to the generators. This pump was not a redundant component
and must be repaired before the generators can be put back online.

We sincerely regret today's issues and understand the critical nature of
this business. We are working closely with facility management to ensure
resolution. Once this is resolved there will be a complete review of all
aspects of the failure.
--
Andrew
DotNetPark Team
http://www.dotnetpark.com/