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There is a new firmware in trials for the SB6183 for users with IPv6 issues.
Not sure if it was rolled out to all users yet.
Reference thread:
http://www.dslreports.com/forum/r29569626-IPv6-SB6183-IPv6-problems
I was assuming multimode and SX modules just because of the short length.
Now I at least now that I should put (al least) premade OM4 LC to LC cables up while the runs are being made.
If I go with single mode for possible higher future compatibility:
Is there any issues with running single mode...
Thanks for the feedback.
It occurred to me this morning that the fiber itself isn't terribly expensive.
I think that I will have facilities place Ethernet and fiber in the bundle while they are in the ceiling.
Ethernet will be tried first.
If there are any issues, I will already have the fiber...
All,
To start with, I am not a network professional.
The work to be performed here is fully separated from our corporate network and is a standalone isolated network.
What I do for a living is test engineering.
As our products usually have Ethernet based controls or digital audio transports...
You may want to take a look at BackBlazes open hardware platform.
It happens to be for 45 hard drives.
Since you have picked your hardware, I would at least read it for lessons learned.
There is a link to it here.
http://blog.backblaze.com/2013/02/20/180tb-of-good-vibrations-storage-pod-3-0/
I would look at something like a CradlePoint MBR95.
I actually use one the same way as you would.
The CradlePoint has two internal radios.
One can connect to a WiFi source (which in my case is the hotspot function of my GS3), while the other can serve WiFi out as a normal router to all of...
I do something very similar with some of the Cradlepoint routers.
I use a 3G card, in addition to an unlimited hotspot.
Some of the Cradlepoint routers support WiFi as WAN.
It has the ability to broadcast your private WiFi network while attaching to another wireless network.
It will then use...