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True, I turned on a r430 in an empty room with very little noise and could not hear it.

Same goes for R430, and R210ii. Whisper quiet.

This only works or me if the computer you're connecting from has the same local username and password.

I fixed my problem, had to enable a windows firewall exception for WMI remote management. Is it possible to have the program ask for credentials to connect to a non-domain computer if you try to connect to one? We have a lot of non-domian computers for security reasons. This is an awesome...

It happens on every Win7 64 machine we have. And yes I can get to the C drive remotely

Muad'Dib, When I press connect I always get "Could not start VNC Viewer. The system cannot find the file specified. We cant connect to (the computer's name)" EDIT: I can connect to Win 2008 R2 fine, Win 764 still gives me the error

Are those all firewalls?

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Got some Cisco 1552E's at work.

Where I work (Small office type environment) we have been using nothing but Dell, we have 2x 5448's, 3x 3524p's, 1x 3548p, 1x 6224f and we haven't had a problem.. They're dirt cheap and unless you are running lots of traffic (we aren't.. Most traffic is at 10pm when 20 computers go to backup) or...

You using Cisco AP's? I put in a purchase order a month ago for a 5508, NCS, 9x 3502's, 7x 1552's, and 6x WS-C3560CG-8PC-S's to replace a 4 ap nortel system that is owned by a coworker not the company. All Cisco

And for us, a government muni, we cannot legally buy used equipment.

The Cisco price is the lowest price I can get through a state contract. I don't need POE, the EX4200-24T CDWG lists as being POE. The most layer 3 I plan on using is routing between a management vlan (for switches, WCS, etc) and the vlan the desktops are on (with ACL). Which, I'd imagine our...

6200 Powerconnects are Broadcom based, and some other Dell's are Marvell Technology Group.. Dell - $1399.00 (And probably less with out Government discount) Force 10 S55 $9,611.00 Cisco 3560G $5,186.10 Juniper EX4200-24T-DC $4,672.99 We are a SMB of 20 people with very little traffic on...

Powerconnect 5448 (I hope to replace soon with redundant 6224's) Powerconnect 3524P 1x Powervault NX3100 5x Poweredge R710's

How about a pic of what's on the right of that rack? That looks fancy.

Dell?

W520 with 1080p +1. I have it, it's amazing. The screen looks nicer than my U2711.. And that wasn't cheap

What speakers are those?

Most servers and UPS's require a 4 post rack. Though some can mount like the top one

Where I work we have two GE (Now UTC Fire and Security) Symdec 16 + 4's. They are the only security DVR's I have ever used so I can't compare them to anything else. But they're stable and integrate with our Kalatel digiplex, Kalatel controllers, our cyberdomes and our alarm system.

USB 2.0 is 480Mbit/s and Gigabit is 1000Mbit/s. You won't be able to get full gigabit speeds through a usb 2.0 adaptor, theoreritcaly without overhead you'd be able to get 480Mbit/s. Realistically I'd guess about 300Mbit/s. But I am probably way off If it's USB 3.0 then you'd have no problem...

As far as I know there are far better options than a drobo. I haven't heard great things about them. Qnap, Synology, etc. might be better options I love my DS1511+

I have those and they work on EZ ends but I couldn't get them to work on regular connectors But maybe that was me. Not sure I've seen them on some premade cables I have. Not sure where you can get those ends. They're nice looking

I've got three hitachi 5200rpm 2tb drives in it.

If you want to do it using the GUI it's fairly easy. If I remember right you just have to go to vlan membership, and create the vlan. Then for trunk ports you select the vlan and hit the port's box until it reads "T" (tagged) and for untagged ports you just have to hit that box until it says "U"...

The thinkpad t420s or t520 might work for you. I know the 520 can have a 1080p screen. And AFAIK the battery life is pretty good too. You could also consider the W520, it is a workstation class laptop but with the right power settings you can get 7 hours out of it.

http://ark.intel.com/Product.aspx?id=39721 I believe that is the xeon version of the 960. AFAIK sc0tty8 is right, only xeons can take advantage of ECC mem. I also believe only xeons can do vt-d (passing pcie device to a VM) if you ever wanted to take advantage of that. But I'm not 100% sure on...

Skip the i7, go for the xeon version of that. You're already buying ECC memory so might as well get the xeon.

Dell T110 X3430 10gb ddr3 unbuffered 250gb hard drive ESXI 4.1 Amazing server for 330 + 140 for 8gb more memory

+1 to the t110 from dell. Mine is coming friday, I am going to put 8gb more ram in it and make it an ESXi server. Its a STEAL for 330. Retail the cpu that comes with it is 209ish

I say go to head-fi.org. They will be able to tell you easily. They have helped me buy a number of headphoes and all their suggestions are right on. And you can trust anything they say is quality (unlike skull candy or beats)

True most of the time. But IMO there is more fun to be had with android because of all the different roms, kernals, and modems. With the iPhone there really isn't anything like that, just cool tweaks and apps like biteSMS, lockinfo, etc. Most of which can be done on android without rooting.

I have a 3gs. I just bought a captivate off ebay, it was GREAT. I liked android much more than iOS and the ability to hack it and flash it is really fun. I had to return it unfortunately because it was a older one with the shutoff problem, but as soon as I get my refund I am going to buy another...

I am going to use it as the core of my network. There are no gigabit connections going to the current core switch as all of the gigabit stuff is on one switch that is in another room than the core of the network

Picked up this HP Procurve 2626 for $25 at a flea market.

Whoops. Wrong thread. Sorry

I do know that having 2950 switches is a must.. the 1900, 2900(except for 2950 2960) and 2900XL will do you very little. 2950's are what you want. As for the routers you mentioned, they run a older version of IOS, I would suggest finding 2600 series routers and if you can afford it 2600XM models...