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Yeah. I was buying broken MacBooks and fixing the for a while. You can normally get macs that "won't power on" for $150 then add a $30 keyboard/power button board, then sell it for $450-500.
The CB goes in my jeep for trail rides.
@compslckr what are you using for virtualization?
@calvinj that's a panduit mini-com patch panel and jacks.
Looks like just VMware Player.
Also says that in the titles of the windows![]()
@compslckr what are you using for virtualization?
@calvinj that's a panduit mini-com patch panel and jacks.
Did a huge data bundle move yesterday, will post pics after i bring them off my camera.
Here is what i get to continue with this week some time![]()
60' of this x 3 runs, all hp pro curve switches
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Not sure if that's 10gig or 1gig, but something everyone should know is that fiber caps are important for 10gig/40gig/100gig links. Good job sir.
I never believed it until I was getting input errors and cleaned the fiber tips and they went away. Then I bought one of these: http://www.flukenetworks.com/datacom-cabling/fiber-testing/fiberinspector-mini and u can actually see the dirt on the fiber.
We noticed the same thing when we started putting in our 10gig/CWDM ring. It's bad when the link has so many input errors it shuts itself off. We'd planned on purchasing some test equipment when we started our FTTH build out, this just expedited it a bit. Ended up getting a JDSU unit similar to the Fluke one, but it has a power meter so it's one less thing we have to carry.
Ahh put this little gem back in service today. need some cable ends redone and the kvm cables routed better but it works.
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Ahh put this little gem back in service today. need some cable ends redone and the kvm cables routed better but it works.
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Mine should be here soon, client upgrade=new ESXi box.![]()
What was wrong with the little guy!
It's not an ESXi box. It's just a simple box for some Production Automation stuff. Just moved it from it's dirty home into our Data Center.
Other than It won't fit in the rack on it's side and they don't make rail kits for it anymore. Nothing. She is a beauty!
I think he only has 1 PSU plugged in...
Delete This
Ahh put this little gem back in service today. need some cable ends redone and the kvm cables routed better but it works.
http://i123.photobucket.com/albums/o305/calvinj_bucket/IMAG0513.jpg
Dell PowerEdge 2900, 4 gb of ram, 2x 73gb in Raid 1, single dual core something or another. It's a pretty standard issue box.
Ours are Dual 3.0 Quads with 4gb ram and 5x80gb WD drives. Don't ask me why that was the config, it just happen to be what Dell had on sale.
Ours are Dual 3.0 Quads with 4gb ram and 5x80gb WD drives. Don't ask me why that was the config, it just happen to be what Dell had on sale.
You want porn? Well it isn't really too sexy but here is what I worked on all day..................
And the specs
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The drives are 600GB 15k SAS 6 in RAID 5 w/ 1 hot spare.
Just got a new stack of cisco gear at work...
2x 3845
2x 5508 (250ap license each)
2x 3750g 12-port sfp
4x 3750g 24 port + 4sfp
20x 3750g 48-poe
1x 2811 (console)
pics coming soonish as I get around to racking them.
Just got a new stack of cisco gear at work...
2x 3845
2x 5508 (250ap license each)
2x 3750g 12-port sfp
4x 3750g 24 port + 4sfp
20x 3750 48-poe
1x 2811 (console)
pics coming soonish as I get around to racking them.