The bama server is not set up for that kind of service. When you leave for the holiday, TURN OFF your office computer and related equipment. If you have essential equipment that must keep running, go over your plans for what to do in case of severe weather or power failure. When you turn your computer system back on, if the date or time is not correct, set it. If you experience a problem, don't panic.
Most computers experience problems now and then that require a reboot.
A problem of that type won't necessarily mean you have a y2k problem. When you run your applications, especially on any data with date values or date calculations, LOOK at your results and see if you have a date problem. For most people, any y2k problem they see is likely to be with their own data and their use of application software, rather than with their hardware or with the software itself. A problem of this type may not show up on January 1, but may be seen whenever you use that application or data for the first time. If you have gone through the steps of the Y2K Readiness Checklist, made your backup, and are running current virus protection, then you know what to expect from your hardware and software.