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  1. Mister_Tad

    Mister_Tad Will work for nuts Super Moderator

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    Bah, too bad I can't post pics of our datacentre at work

    theres around 30 fully loaded Cisco 6509s, a bunch of Cisco 7600s taking care of routing, an 8900 handling WAN, a whole bunch of Brocade SilkWorms for the SAN, a few big-ass Aspect voice switches for the call centres.

    Floor is raised about 2ft in the machine rooms to allow for data cabling & aircon ducting, power from overhead.

    fun stuff!
     
    Mister_Tad, 16 Nov 2006
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  2. ozstrike

    ozstrike yip yip yip yip

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    Why can't you post pics? Just rules?
    I'd love to see it, stuff like that really interests me.
     
    ozstrike, 16 Nov 2006
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  3. kenco_uk

    kenco_uk I unsuccessfully then tried again

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    3com 3CRWDR100A-72 downstairs serving (via 802.11g):
    Buffalo BUFFALO WLI-TX4-G54HP upstairs serving:
    Main PC
    XBox360
    Acer Aspire laptop (also 802.11g via 3com)

    Toshiba laptop (using 802.11g via 3com)

    I'll have to get a visio done of the network at work. There are three win2k3 servers (1 x file/print/exchange, 1 x proxy/isa, 1 x terminal services) with cisco hubs, patch panels, a kvm and a tape backup library.
     
    kenco_uk, 17 Nov 2006
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  4. FuzzyOne

    FuzzyOne ⎃

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    Internet->Tubes->PC

    :)
     
    FuzzyOne, 17 Nov 2006
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  5. Mister_Tad

    Mister_Tad Will work for nuts Super Moderator

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    Probably, though I've never properly checked into it. We used to give tours to visitors and all but that stopped around a year ago - Auditors. I'll see what I can do with the pics :thumb:
     
    Mister_Tad, 18 Nov 2006
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  6. simon w

    simon w What's a Dremel?

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    [​IMG]

    [​IMG]

    There's a 20+ metre extension cable between the socket and the router and I still get 8Mbps :)

    Sorry about the carpet, we moved in ~6 months ago and haven't touched the 2nd bedroom/office yet.
     
    simon w, 18 Nov 2006
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  7. dfhaii

    dfhaii internets

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    [​IMG]
     
    dfhaii, 18 Nov 2006
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  8. fathom17

    fathom17 What's a Dremel?

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    The complicated ones interest me.
    Ones like mine just make me lol.
    ADSL->Netgear-> Girlfriends Wireless Laptop
    |
    +> Dual boot Desktop to Vista+XP
     
    fathom17, 20 Nov 2006
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  9. AJB2K3

    AJB2K3 What's a Dremel?

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    Do you have a clear LOS? if you do use a laser although the local counsil might complain.
    Heres mine
    [​IMG]
     
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    AJB2K3, 20 Nov 2006
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  10. ElThomsono

    ElThomsono Multimodder

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    [​IMG]
    TBH

    (God my flat's hideous up close)
     
    ElThomsono, 20 Nov 2006
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  11. Bruno_me

    Bruno_me Fake-ad‎min

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    [​IMG]

    not terribly exciting. I'm working on getting a pfsense box and using the cisco as a dumb dsl modem
     
    Bruno_me, 21 Nov 2006
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  12. simon w

    simon w What's a Dremel?

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    That looks interesting, might have to give it a try :)
     
    simon w, 23 Nov 2006
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  13. herbs

    herbs Nobody but us chickens

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    You didn't get that router from oclocker did you?
     
    herbs, 5 Dec 2006
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  14. ElThomsono

    ElThomsono Multimodder

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    Yeah, 'tis working nicely. Why, did you sell it to him? :hehe:
     
    ElThomsono, 5 Dec 2006
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  15. herbs

    herbs Nobody but us chickens

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    Yep, i couldnt get the DynDNS to work but otherwise it was a fine router.
     
    herbs, 9 Dec 2006
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  16. ElThomsono

    ElThomsono Multimodder

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    Static IP :D
     
    ElThomsono, 10 Dec 2006
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  17. kenco_uk

    kenco_uk I unsuccessfully then tried again

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    [​IMG]
    Lots of lovely blinking lights.

    From the top:
    A couple of patch panels.
    Belkin kvm
    Cisco switches
    Sony tabe library
    Main server
    ISA server
    Two VPN circuits
    Site internet
    HP Telnet Server
    There's also a huffing great UPS at the bottom
     
    kenco_uk, 10 Dec 2006
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  18. solar

    solar What's a Dremel?

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    This my main office/studio.

    [​IMG]

    Left to right we have..

    PowerMac G4 Cube. This is a headless file server, web server, print server, torrent box, etc.

    Next to it is a D-Link 802.11g router.

    On the floor you will see a single Firewire drive enclosure (with the blue LED) - containing a 120GB drive for backups.

    Next to that is a Motorola Surfboard cable modem.

    The box which looks like a Shuttle PC is a FireWire 4-bay drive enclosure containing 4x200GB drives. This is the main media storage for my network.

    Both those FireWire enclosures are connected to the Cube which shares the files via AFP to other machines on the network.

    The main computer on the right-hand end of the desk is a 20" iMac G5.

    Other network clients:

    My brother's Mac Mini in the next room - connected with an Ethernet cable running through a hole in the wall.

    My dad's Windows XP PC which is connected with a USB WiFi dongle to avoid running cables across the landing.

    My MacBook which is for general dossing about the house and also for connecting up to my TV for watching movies.
     
    solar, 14 Dec 2006
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  19. kbates666

    kbates666 What's a Dremel?

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    Here's Mine
    [​IMG]

    Modem/Router's
    [​IMG]

    Netgear Print Server/Switch
    [​IMG]
     
    kbates666, 17 Dec 2006
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  20. CaseyBlackburn

    CaseyBlackburn Network Techie

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    Let me update my main stuff:
    My server rack:
    [​IMG]
    When you open it up you see:
    [​IMG]
    Now lets break it down:
    [​IMG]
    From Top To Bottom:
    Netgear Wireless Access Point
    Belkin Wireless Access Point
    4 La Fonera Wireless Access Points
    (Only one wireless point will be left here when house extension is finished)
    3com 24 Port Switch
    APC Power Strip
    Cisco 7910 IP Phone
    Fileserver in a eMachines case
    APC UPS
    Active Directory, and Exchange Server

    Then The Bottom Half:
    [​IMG]
    From Top To Bottom:
    IBM PC Server 325 as a IPCop router
    Compaq Asterisk Server
    Webserver, Exchange Frontend Server
    TrendNET 24 Port Switch
    HP 24 Port Switch
    APC Power Strip
    Box Of Computer Parts
     
    CaseyBlackburn, 5 Feb 2007
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