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don't bother, you can't really see them on that pic ;)

Looks like a Photoshop job There are totally no wires !! quite impossible, unless you have wireless power..

haha owned

:eek: orange rocks ;)

this is like the stupiest thread ever !

an almost unbelieveable difference isn't it :eek:

No.. don't calm down.. it's called.. sharing :D

how the hell do you find the correct wire in that ????

why do you mount it sideways ?

- reserved my spot in this holy thread - :p

He means that you should use zip-ties for the cables.. jeez, am i really the smartest around here ? :cool:

Hi, I looking for a new router to route my ADSL connection. I was looking on ebay and found several "used" cisco equipment. Now i don't really know wich router to buy. I have a ADSL (RJ11) modem (external) with a RJ-45 connection. Now wich router can i buy for my setup? I'm looking...

www.axentra.com ??

in my country, they lock away such people..

it's a picture with documentation to know what button does what :D

that's not a switch, it's a hub

why do you wanna make a router of such a machine ?

looks nice, but oh boy that top could have been done better so much more !

shielded utp can take some stuff. Just don't exaggerate

it seems reinforced with bars

Well i sure crimped a bunch, but it does take a while for one ;) Yeah, i've been living here for whole my life now.. it's nice to see another Belgian ;) Where do you live now if i may ask?

I did an update to our little home network today.. and damn, why does terminating rj-45 cables take so long :( Macro: Full shot:

@navicaph how do you like that lian-li ? Is it really quiet because of those factory modifications ?

what about a RAID 5 of 10 - 15 15,000 rpm SCSI drives..

It's possible under some circumstances. Eg: if your switch supports trunking. I dunno if you can combine two ethernet ports with different chips (afaik the dfi has a nvidia and realtek ethernet chip) It's called trunking ... you could always google it for your board, but i don't believe it'll...

it's a cinemaview from apple if i'm not mistaken, right ?

Yeah it is :) for both questions :p Ofcourse you could run eg. fiber in your house. Ofcourse it's a hell of a lot more expensive but yeah, it's for looks, and for nice pictures in this thread ;) It isn't exactly done in a couple minutes when you are experienced at all. I suggest reading some...

I hope that answer your questions

holy ! nice network ! what was the excuse for having 7 comuters folding ?

Well yeah, it depends from place to place.. :) Winamp controlled with a finger :p well it can be used for anything. It was very cheap ($125) so i bought. I mostly use it more as a second monitor, or to watch movies on my bed. Work great, although it's a bit too little

Here's my renewed room: Full view: Asthetic shot ;) : Q17 + 12.1" touchscreen The back of the screens + thin client Specs: Most right laptop: Compaq Presario X1005EA (Centrino) 1.3 Ghz Pentium M, 256 mb ram College work laptop Most left laptop: PII 400, 64 mb ram I use...

what OS does the client computer has ? Normally, when the wireless nic is inserted, you get an automessage that it is looking for a network.

i can get those fairly cheap, but i don't like the way the rack is at an angle, i wanted it to be straight :(

probably to show how many server are being mounted in two post racks

if you find that rack impressive..you might wanna check out the gallery at the networking subforum :p

when one full duplex lan cable gives you 100 mbit, what do you get when you connect 2 or more cables to one pc ? Right, 200 mbit or more. So 4 cables = 400 mbit connection. That is trunking. Only more "expensive" switches support it.

maybe he is trunking them

you got some list of equip? what cases are that, i like them :)

No it doesn't. You might check out terms like "thin client, thin-client server computing, etc." Examples can be found for like almost every OS.

this place is mine :p