 Apparently not. There's a lot of systems apparently that are set up in one deep, and if that system goes offline, then that's that. You don't have a system anymore, and that's pretty poor planning. But apparently that's the way a lot of things are set up these days. I was always trained that you had to have redundancy and off-site redundancy because if your main broke or went down, you would want to have another system come up behind it.