A colleague was doing configuration on a server and needed to restart the network card.

So he clicked disable it, just to notice that his remote session died ...

Now where can we get a cab?

Brilliant.
Though I can't say I haven't done similar...

@Voxera
Seems like the windows-version of locking yourself out of your own server, because you didn't open SSH while configuring UFW.

Yeah a classic :-)

Colleague was working from home remote on his dev machine, working remote on a client machine from there. Wanted to change the IP settings on the client machine, but mangled the remote sessions and made the changes on his dev machi...#NO CARRIER#

Having a server with iLO or equivalent can be a life saver.

Dyumn!! Thank god it's worst than me xD

@sbiewald we have that now =D

That's why you have ssh enabled on the backend... Possible to go through another machine to fix your mistakes.

@2Fdev2Ftcsh it was the backend network card. The frontend was up but there are no remote access there.

All servers are in a DC not in the office. But we have a vpn to the internal backbone but it was the card to that backbone which went down :/