Re: [97attendees] Please make use of the glass elevators

Michael Richardson <mcr+ietf@sandelman.ca> Mon, 14 November 2016 14:33 UTC

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Subject: Re: [97attendees] Please make use of the glass elevators
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Adam Roach <adam@nostrum.com> wrote:
    > There are six elevators that service the guest room floors, allowing people
    > who stay here to get from their rooms to the meetings and vice-versa.

    > Perpendicular to the guest-room elevator bank, there are four nice, large
    > glass elevators that service only the public (non-guest-room) levels of the
    > hotel. On a casual observation, it would appear that these glass elevators
    > are going largely unused, with most people choosing to use the guest-floor
    > elevators to traverse among pubic floors.

They aren't largely unused: they seem mostly congested, and there is some
difficulty figuring out which elevator is coming, because the "ding" light
often changes from while one is waiting.  People wait a long time for one,
and so people are multi-pathing and using the guest floor elevators, but
since we can't see the congestion queue 20floors up: we are doing ECMP, when
it should be more of a failover.

There must be stairs somewhere up to the 6th floor, for emergencies.

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