The pattern on the walls is created by the lampshade, I don't have any pictures of it but imagine a ball of oversized paperclips that have been bent out of shape - it's something close to that.
The blades only run when I need them - I have a switched PDU so I can turn them on and off...
Some more pictures from home...
First there's the networking lab, this doesn't see much use these days...
These two run, along with the tape library, look after the house services, AD, DNS etc
One can never have too much UPS...
I mostly use the blades for testing things now...
I recently got this iPad dock. Makes a big difference.
Not much point showing my mac setup, I'd just be taking a picture of my lap with a macbook on it...
Given the low outside temperatures you could just pipe in air from outside - that could save a lot of money in terms of air conditioning.
This assumes you are in an area where the outside temperature is reasonably low all year round.
Users can ping, and access resources on the VPN server itself when connected, but nothing else on the local network. I have tried disabling the firewall.
Okay, I always had a simple VPN set up in RRAS on server 2003, using a policy to allow users in the 'VPN Users' group to log in and access the internet and other network resources.
I have set up the same in server 2012, and users in that group are able to connect, are given an IP address but...
You'll get more rack pictures as soon as I get around do it. Bear with me, I'm working on Uni assignments at the moment so I'm kinda busy. In the meantime, here's my desk.