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We study a M/M/1 queue in a multi-phase random environment, where the system occasionally suffers a disastrous failure, causing all present jobs to be lost. The system then moves to a repair phase. As soon as the system is repaired, it moves to phase i with probability qi ≥ 0. We use two methods of analysis to study the probabilistic behavior of the system in steady state: (i) via probability generating functions, and (ii) via matrix geometric approach. Due to the special structure of the Markov process describing the disaster model, both methods lead to explicit results, which are related to each other. We derive various performance measures such as mean queue sizes, mean waiting times, and fraction of lost customers. Two special cases are further discussed.
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