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Dkone111

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  1. Way to blame the victim. Somehow this is my fault because MB broke all our computers that were online at the time of the update?
  2. Thanks for the attempt to put words in my mouth. I am sticking with outrage... I wouldn't use the word frustration when I am driving into the office on a Saturday and then having to spend a couple hours removing MB from workstations and servers and then apologizing to our customers because of someone else's screw-up. So yeah, I am sticking with outrage. Frustrating would be it took down my home PC and I had to reboot/update or uninstall/reinstall. Btw, I didn't have the problem on my home machine because I don't run MB on it.
  3. New forum user, only registered to speak of my outrage. We will be re-evaluating our continued use of MB, we currently are using the managed cloud solution company wide. What happened today is 100% unacceptable. This took down all of our web servers and our SQL server, causing our customers to call us asking why they can't log in. It also took down my workstation so no remote login available and took down all our employees that were working today. In most cases the outage was so severe that the machine could not update and had to be rebooted with the power switch or via the VMware console for the servers. My recommendation will be to pull the plug on the MB service and request a refund on our licenses. It is a sad day when your malware protection/AV solution is worse than what it is protecting you from. Apologizes and promises to re-evaluate how you deploy patches are NOT good enough, your mistake cost our company real financial loss.
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