I recently (inadvertantly) rebooted a DAS in a courthouse by leaning on the wall. Talk about Hall of Shame...
I was troubleshooting the public safety part of an existing multi-carrier DAS, sitting on the floor, hooked up to the DAS head-end. After a while got tired, and leaned back on the wall. There was a single plug going into the wall outlet which was connected to 2 UPS units, the whole head-end was connected to these 2 UPS units - basically, this DAS had a single point of failure. While I leaned back, I guess, I wiggled the plug and the power connection went out. Although UPS took over, but the latency in the UPS made the DAS reboot (this reboot shoud not have happened, but it did!).
Besides the fact that I may be few fries short of a happy meal, I learned a few things:
1. Do NOT to use a plug with its stem sticking out. Touching the stem (especially accidentally) may cause problem.
