A server is a computer (or computing hardware) dedicated to sharing resources. According to experts, the majority of server outages are due to its misconfiguration.
For stable operation of the server, it is necessary to constantly monitor that it does not overheat. It is best to equip the server room in a room whose door does not go out into the common corridor so that the server does not fail from the constant temperature drop. The installation of additional air conditioners in the server room should also be thoughtful: you should not install them if there is even the slightest risk of network overload. In order to prevent the server from shutting down in case of slight overheating, you can slightly adjust the BIOS settings by introducing new Shutdown Temperature and CPU Warning Temperature values. You can also install a program for 24/7 temperature and voltage monitoring. However, it often happens that the server fails due to a change in the operating system, updates and the installation of new programs. Therefore, if everything worked fine before the changes in the configuration, it is better to return them. Server shutdown can also occur due to equipment failure or some of its characteristics, due to which one device may conflict with another. The way out is obvious - to diagnose all equipment and eliminate conflicts and defects. If the server shuts down every day at the same time with an enviable frequency, it is necessary to update the anti-virus database and check it for unauthorized access. If this does not help, you should turn to the "Task Scheduler" and see if there are any programs that start at this time, which is causing the server to overload. Sometimes such problems can arise for a reason independent of the equipment. So, if the server always turns off at two in the afternoon, then this may be due, for example, to the fact that employees of the organization where it is located, having sipped tea at lunchtime, amicably disperse to their workplaces. Kettles are turned off, computers, as if by order, turn on, there is a voltage drop and a simultaneous overload of the server. But if you increase the capacity of the server, you can break this vicious circle.
