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Holy super duper UPS overkill batman. Isn't that a 4Kw UPS?
Whats with the sweet adtran switch in the middle of no where
Looks like either the 3000VA or the 2200VA model with an external battery.
Got enought CCTV cameras in the building? lol. Hows that cyber power UPS working for ya? My side job has one on there server, camera server, back up drive, and monitor, and it always says zero load? Actually the only light that come on is power and ground. Any ideas?
It works, I don't use it for much. I think it just has a SonicWALL TZ170, cisco ATA and a few other low power devices. I replaced it's internal batteries about a year ago. The acid destroyed the connectors and it was not working, as we found out in a power outage. lol... As for the CCTV stuff, it's all old and not properly maintained. I've been considering a Ubiquity system at each site. They originally spent like $20k on this crap... Because of that I try to keep myself involved at least in part with all of the technology deployment decisions. The whole deployment of that thing is just crap and tacky. All four of our locations look like shit and have a crap camera system that does not work for shit. /endrant lol
did you just say tz170 ? woah !
thats some old cctv stuff, time to go all poe cameras
Temporarily handling the L3/NAT stuff for our AT&T VDNA voice service (which is going away). However I'm going to have them re-configure the MIS router with a LAN IP and have it do the NAT later. Only necessary because you need to schedule the changes with AT&T on the MIS router.
Another update of one of our remote sites. New ProCurve 2520's w/PoE and a refurb 7103dl Router.
Going to put up two outdoor UniFi's and one indoor model to replace our Meraki's.
What is your CPU usage at on the 2520 PoEs? Have some that all seem to hover at 45-55%. Just 2 VLANs and STP, can't figure out why they don't settle down. Upgraded to 14.30 with no change
I took one last shot before I left today.
My new VoIP stuff is working great across the network without issue so far. I only racked up about a half hour worth of calls on it, but flawless while testing. I just need to get bigger loads across the fiber.
And I still need to remove that stupid adtran.
I was looking at getting a new poly com sip Phone not sure what model to get but i want a nice screen and 4 lines...
Where'd the poweredge go?
miketrike, at&t vdna is what, hosted voip? PS nice norstar cabinet on the very left side. I'm guessing it's no longer used.
Yeah AT&T VDNA is Hosted Voice, it works reliably. However lacks some basic features such as BLF support, Operator console on a computer, Custom Music on Hold, etc.
Oh and it's expensive... Let's just say we'll be going from about $7,000/mo~ for all of our sites, down to $1000/mo~ by bringing it in house again. What's funny, is that $7000/mo is cheaper than what we were paying before the VDNA service. However I felt comfortable to take on the Voice this time around, so we can get that bill under control.
Yeah all of that stuff on the wall is trash. I have not had time to rip it out. I doubt we'll ever sell the building, as it was custom built for us decades ago, so that should not be an issue.
Are you building your own sip server ?
Next I would try to get rid of the window...
Yeah, we discussed that last week, I've been sneaking this stuff in little by little.
I do give you credit for pulling off a raised floor
After talking to a few local companies, we decided to roll our own on 3CX box. You might like to play with it, I know you like new things to mess with; they also have a free version. We paid for the 64 simultaneous call version, the non-call center edition.
i did play with it, but found freepbx better, and still running till this day..( points at spa942)
For home use? Also, better call quality?
I just finished upgrading the network core for a small cluster of office buildings located at the Oil & Gas facility that I work at. We replaced three aging Catalyst 3560's (Two 48port POE & one 24port POE that handled the routing) with a stack of Catalyst 3750-X's. The top and bottom are WS-C3750X-48PF-S with 4x 1G uplinks, and dual 1100W power supplies, and the middle is a WS-C3750X-12S-S with a 350W power supply. We have more buildings going up as we speak, so the rest of those SFP ports are going to start filling up pretty soon.
With I had some before & after pics, I did my best with what was available to clean up the mess that was left for me.
My project for next month is upgrading the core of our main network here on site. We will be replacing two ancient Catalyst 4506's with with two brand new 4506-E's with 7LE Supervisors, a few 48port 1000BASE-X SFP cards, and a few 48port 10/100/1000 PoE cards. Expect lots of pics from this project!
Krazypoloc, all I can say is yikes!
No compliments on the cleanup?
Nice job!Well did some cleanup, not finished yet but it sure is a big step in the right direction.
Before.
http://i57.photobucket.com/albums/g222/krzywica/IMG_20111012_095643.jpg
After
http://i57.photobucket.com/albums/g222/krzywica/IMG_20111123_151243.jpg
Don't mind the mess on the left...thats the phone system that I'm not even going to touch as we are going VOIP in Q1 next year.
You should post more. Great site you have as wellLong time lurker, finally decided to post.
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