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Recent content by Drag0n_45
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Why is my switch a jet engine?
Yeah, but you get stuff for a gigantic discount. LOL We're pretty relaxed at my company - no time clocks, come and go as you please, quiet offices...but the company has to pay for everything directly.- Drag0n_45
- Post #39
- Forum: Networking & Security
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Why is my switch a jet engine?
well that sucks .i'm not eligible for that lol- Drag0n_45
- Post #37
- Forum: Networking & Security
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Why is my switch a jet engine?
damn.; Thats.... a lot.- Drag0n_45
- Post #33
- Forum: Networking & Security
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Why is my switch a jet engine?
Yeah. How much does that cost? The fiber links? I was going to use the internet as a monthly backup, but it's tremendously slow.- Drag0n_45
- Post #31
- Forum: Networking & Security
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Why is my switch a jet engine?
Yeah I'm trying to find a site to do that to at my work. I work in a corporate office, so there's not much we can do in the way of that. I might go with XDrive or something more commercial but similar.- Drag0n_45
- Post #29
- Forum: Networking & Security
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Why is my switch a jet engine?
they are god. i wish the software wouldu pdate faster though- Drag0n_45
- Post #25
- Forum: Networking & Security
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Why is my switch a jet engine?
yeah that's what i ended up doing - getting an hp procurve. Now just to register the procurve software so I can accurately monitor ports.- Drag0n_45
- Post #22
- Forum: Networking & Security
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HP ProCurve Switch 2650 48 port passive???
no. I didn't make that all too clear Passively cooled. I need the quietest solution possible.- Drag0n_45
- Post #3
- Forum: Networking & Security
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Why is my switch a jet engine?
I wouldn't if it were my money. Unfortunately it's company money. That pose was also in response to the post above it. I called my CDW rep (where I found the first switch) and he found an HP ProCurve 2650 for me that's passively cooled (we had to do a TON of work to figure that out though.)- Drag0n_45
- Post #20
- Forum: Networking & Security
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HP ProCurve Switch 2650 48 port passive???
Is this switch passive? Does anyone know? I can't seem to find anything via google, but I did find that the HP ProCurve 1800-24G Switch is passive, i would think the 48 port one would be also, but I'm not sure.- Drag0n_45
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- Forum: Networking & Security
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Why is my switch a jet engine?
all right. I've been trying to look around for some passive or fanless switches. I don't mind getting 2x24 port switches if i have to, just for space purposes I'd like to get a 48. Can anyone point me in the proper direction for a couple? I've been unable to find then even using google.- Drag0n_45
- Post #18
- Forum: Networking & Security
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Why is my switch a jet engine?
I've been looking at a couple of sites - tiger and cdw being the main ones. I listed a few up yonder. Any idea about those? (unless you can find one, which would also be awesome) When I type "fanless gigabit switch" into cdw i get expensive stuff.. i looking to stay under a grand.- Drag0n_45
- Post #17
- Forum: Networking & Security
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Why is my switch a jet engine?
bump cuz i've got my boss lookin for silence..lol- Drag0n_45
- Post #14
- Forum: Networking & Security