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A new addition to the home network.
I have not posted pics here in a while, been working on my server room, so here is what it looks like now:
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Actually looking more like a room now.
I have a dedicated thread for the project here with more pics:
http://hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=1741530&page=4
ouch! right in the power bill!
Those are some weird looking patch panels.
Espeically since you can see them clear as day with that huge picture
How come? What's weird about a 24port RJ45 Cat6 patch panel? (Two bottom ones)
The top one is slightly different, but serves the same purpose.
Hahaha nice. Yep even gel cells can have issues under certain circumstances. Interesting that only one 48v string blew though. Maybe it was actually thermal runaway or something related to a bad battery.
I've seen similar with battery banks in roadside telco equipment (DMS star module if I recall). Telco equipment like that can see very extreme temps, being outside.
I'd hate to see APC's price to replace those too.
I just replaced 8 of mine for $145. I'd consider that reasonable.
Pics or .....well no shens, we want pics damn it!
Those are Ubiquiti POE switches for the cameras. They use 24V instead of 48V so we couldn't use the HP switch. Tried to get the customer to buy 2-8 port switches and the rack bracket but the cost was quite a bit more.
Spent my friday refreshing the lab. New server has 2 quad core Xeons, 20 GB of RAM and 16 NICs, hoping it'll carry me through CCIE v5
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I love some disks but no faceplate space always looks kinda weird. Then again the other end like the weirdo R805s look even weirder with just 2 disk bays.Christmas arrived at work early.
http://i.snag.gy/3gH7T.jpg
weird... that's why I didn't go with the airvision camera for a CHEAP ip camera... the quality isn't that great even for the price, and it's not 802.3af... uses a lower voltage, so odd for PoE...
waiting on my end of year gifts to arriveEMC VNX5800 should be showing up soon along with two Avamar nodes
R805s look even weirder with just 2 disk bays.;