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Cisco SG300-10MPP comes pretty close... 8 1Gb POE+ ports and a total POE budget of 124W (just short of your requirement). 2 1Gb SFP ports We've had a SG300-10P running in a very basic metal outdoor enclosure for several months, summer was fine but it has not yet seen a winter (Michigan)...

I wonder which models got Comware7? We run the JC101B, and I do not see a Comware7 image available for it. Good to know there's at least one other person on here running Comware! lol

You could just get really, really good with Visio... http://networkdiagram101.com

Vyatta can do this as well, or VyOS now I guess. I believe the shapers can even be applied to bridge interfaces.

I used a smaller version of one of these for a project and thought it was pretty nice. http://www.tripplite.com/wall-mount-rack-enclosure-cabinet-26u~SRW26US/ It's all perforated metal, the sides are easily removable but locked in place when the front door is locked.

Wouldn't perforated blanking panels sort of defeat the purpose? I've never seen them.

At first read, I assumed you could use specific criteria to trigger a task with Squid, but I don't see a way to do it. My quick research led me to this though, looks pretty interesting...

I didn't look up your switch, but the optics just need to match on both ends, if your power connect will take SFP modules, they don't need to be dell specific, its all the same stuff.

A non-dell SFP will likely work in the powerconnect just fine. There are SC Cisco 100BASE-FX SFP's on ebay for ~$30, seems like it's worth a shot for the simplest solution.

I certainly wouldn't worry about it in the OP's case, but it almost definitely IS against the ISP's TOS. For instance, my provider is Wide Open West, from their TOS:

lol, I saw your message prior to edit and was racing to reconfigure in PT, you beat me to it. I think this wont work in my IOU example because it needs a third device to generate the ARP request, the router wont do it on it's own. Glad you posted this, I learned something. Thanks!

RTR1 e0/0 192.168.2.2/24 - Physically connected to RTR2 e0/0 no ip routes, no ip default-gateway RTR2 e0/0192.168.2.1/24 - Physically connected to RTR1 e0/0 lo0 10.0.4.1/24 no ip routes, no ip default-gateway RTR2#sh ip int br Interface...

It's packet tracer BS, I just recreated in IOU and it does not respond, as expected.

But the switch doesn't have a return route, it can't ping 10.0.4.1, why can it route through it? (Not the OP, btw). I think it's a goofy packet tracer thing. [Edit] I take that back, I recreated in PT, and it CAN ping 10.0.4.1. The switch seems to be guessing it's next hop, even though it's...

Thanks for confirming my thoughts. All uplinks are on diverse path fiber port channels so we're good there, another good reason for not running copper between floors. Oh, and the floors are small, runs are definitely well within the 100m spec.

We have a low voltage installer running all new CAT6 throughout a two-story building that's being remodeled. We've asked them to patch all drops on the first floor, to the first floor IDF, and all second floor drops to the second floor IDF, seems simple to me. They're telling me that they...

Ahh, yep... I googled PS6510x power consumption to verify that single psu was insufficient, and somehow came across this, which verifies your suggestion. http://en.community.dell.com/techcenter/storage/f/4466/t/19452051.aspx Thank you

Hey guys, quick question - we have an Equallogic PS6510x with triple redundant power supplies rated at 440W each, the building has two circuits, each on an independent UPS. From what I understand, the EQL draws around 800W, and thus relies on two power supplies being online at any given time. Is...

Not sure if this is the best way, but it works for me for other purposes. First create /tmp/special-chars file containing "!@#$%". Then you'll set a variable to be read from the contents of the text file containing the special characters, and use that variable in place of the special characters...

Yeah I noticed this the other day while looking at Comcast's internet packages, many of them offer "Access to over one million WiFi hotspots at no extra cost." Nice. No thanks.

Solarwinds LEM/Trigeo sends us these alerts everytime a USB device is connected to an end user's computer: It also allows to whitelist a device beased on the USB Device ID like Ciggwin mentioned.

Care to elaborate? We've run C2960's at branch sites for years with no trouble, so when it came time to refresh our corporate access layer, the stackable 2960X and XR line made a lot of sense over moving straight from 3750's to 3850's. We've made a significant investment in the 2960 lineup now...

No, because you're just configuring the listen port, whether that's 8080, or 80 doesn't matter. You still need to point your browser to localhost in order to use the tunnel. One way to do it would be to point the traffic to a destination site, instead of the remote proxy server, then browsing...

I love that Centos has an interim package out but my Redhat boxes don't have an update available yet.

Thanks for posting this, I've been checking all of our stuff for the last four hours. That http://filippo.io/Heartbleed/ site has a command line utility for checking internal servers as well which turned out to be pretty handy. I ran a nmap of the networks I was interested in, filtering for only...

Lol, wish I had noticed the mdns service when I was looking at dhcp-relay. For future reference of others, would that command be simply: "set service mdns reflector" ?

Assuming you have the ERL performing your inter-vlan routing, maybe you can use the dhcp-relay option to forward broadcast traffic in EdgeOS/Vyatta, similar to Cisco ip-helper. It appears to have a relay-options port setting for specifying what port to listen on. Something like this: configure...

That's far too much Windows for a 10Gb link.

I think you can just shift+rightclick and 'run as different user'.

You rock, thanks dude!

I did some testing with the new version, it's definitely an improvement, but I'd recommend enabling authentication in the server registry settings. As it stands now, if the admin PC terminates the application abruptly, the session remains out there for anyone to connect to. In addition, anyone...

Awesome, thanks for the confirmation!

Maybe this was corrected in an update, as I've been running 1.4.0 for some time. But we discovered today that this tool has been occasionally leaving tvnserver running on remote PCs with no authentication. An nmap of our ~400 hosts reported 31 PCs running VNC that do not have the full service...

Not quite the same as the built in appstreaming, but this works pretty well for me. I just install the ThinLinc shell on a Win TS, and put together a shell script named outlook on the linux client, that contains the following lines: --- cred="$(cat /etc/security/creds/win-username)" rdesktop...

I'm a net admin for a credit union, we've received very specific targeted phishing attempts with spoofed sender addresses from American Express, right down to using actual local employee names and very similar fake domain names. We process all suspicious email manually, and there have been a few...

I've never tried it, but I expect that a deny line that preempts the permit line in the matched access-list should work as an exclusion, for example: access-list 100 deny ip any 80.1.0.0 0.0.255.255 access-list 100 permit ip any 80.0.0.0 0.0.0.255

Once you're done, enable Dynamic ARP Inspection and DHCP Snooping so you don't have this problem again.

lol, this is my power bill for August, the first month that I fired up my IBM pSeries and SAN at home. Guess what? I shut it off for September... lol

You could save your $200, and use a real server OS... :-)

I have one of those intel cards as well, works fine in Linux and in ESXi, FWIW. I haven't touched Windows 2012 though.