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Hes not near the computer smartass?

No budget left for mountings? :)

Do those poe injectors go pop often? If you don't want to invest in a PoE switch (not worth it for that many ports) a PoE midspan can be useful, especially if its managed to remotely cycle things.

dns???

I know it is DOCSIS 3.0 but on the hardware side they are using 4/5 channels for downstream and only 2 upstream so presumably a symmetrical connection isn't actually possible in that configuration? Don't get me started on their traffic management, use your full speed for more than an hour and...

Isnt that DOCSIS 3.0 or are VM being stingy?

hah the 90 degree switch is very dramatic :)

I seen a lot of recent fiber patch panels that are ST or SC - ST are actually nice since they are fully secured - never seen a LC patch/device thats not a GBIC!

Looks like you have 2u spare? Whack a PoE midspan in there for a cheap PoE add-on!

Is that a window at the top? I presume servers etc will be 'facing' this? If so where is the hot/cold separation?

Damn did XZIBIT design those fans? haha

What are those other 3 expansion cards in the storage box? Some sort of APU? No idea what that dev board is but seems to have every connector under the sun!

You're over thinking the problem as far as I can tell, a real cluster would be beowulf (architectures need to match but not precise hardware afaik); but you're only really needing to offset processing? Most 3d rendering software suites have a remote rendering feature which you can install on...

100 points for rear projected security glass into NOC, -100 points for goofy american flag....

If there is compression (and uncompression) along the 10mbit line you could potentially see a performance increase, the 10mbit connection is probably not symmetrical however so you could see your upload filling up which will hamstring any downstream gains.

8gb RAM and AMD cpu for one really slow VM - sick!

Bitcoin? Presumably something to do with OpenCL/CUDA?

I'm currently using it in modem mode along with dir615 flashed with ddwrt!

Legit bandwidth or DNS amplification?

Looks like PHP weathermap, presumably as a plugin for cacti. Currently playing with it myself.

You realise cardboard doesn't conduct electricity right? :)

Closets also often don't have (load bearing) walls :)

Windows for a game server? Do games not have dedicated (linux) servers anymore? (Man I sound old)

If you do venture down the nagios path, take a look at the backwards compatible fork 'icinga'.

LOL 12 port PoE midspan for one device (we have those instead of PoE switches)!

That DS209 must have some sick compression :) Is the 24 disk case not in the pic?

99% of statistics are made up on the spot (hoho) ... but really people tend to complain loudest on the internet when they have a problem; check any e-tailer and there will be someone who posted a 1 star review in a fit of rage because they are too dumb to use product x with y... anyway those...

No he needs another tiny helicopter for his wall...

don't want to sound too much like and iPhone fanboy but god damn how to people use those gigantic android table tennis paddles

Its to stop congestion (with many devices on the same frequency) not increase throughput (to one device).

Not exactly a long term solution but those pieces of paper look like labels?

I even used the word bait ... don't argue about opinions on the internet... clowns.

Pink hater bait: http://www.wired.com/wiredenterprise/2012/10/ff-inside-google-data-center/

What level of management? The only truly quiet switches are fanless IMO and they only come in 24 port flavours afaik

Generic term would be 'flight case'

You use napp-it in production? Licensed I presume?

Ping doesn't use the NTP protocol Chris. works here.

*explanation of potential difference between buildings* (the real reason you shouldn't join buildings with copper). and *covered in blood* lol.

HP 1810-24g here, I have it mostly because its fanless but still has limited management features, doesn't seem like sound is a major concern for you tho?

They aren't an 'ISP' ... my comment is basically saying there is no chance in them dealing with you ... if they did it would cost loads or you would have to offer them peering to somewhere they don't already have .. etc.