Network pics thread

[EvilAlchemist]

One of the network cabinets at my work i did. Contents (Top to Bottom) 48 port Cat 6 patch panel, Netgear GS748T, APC SMTL750RM2UC, Netgear GS510TPP, APC SCL500RM1UC.

Yellow wire bugs me too, just not had time to put it in the patch panel..yet!

 

[Cerulean]

One of the network cabinets at my work i did. Contents (Top to Bottom) 48 port Cat 6 patch panel, Netgear GS748T, APC SMTL750RM2UC, Netgear GS510TPP, APC SCL500RM1UC.

Yellow wire bugs me too, just not had time to put it in the patch panel..yet!
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And the rack and other hardware to mount the rack is ... ?

 

[EnderW]

I'd at least sit the cover on top of it as the cpu needs those fans at the back to pull air across it to cool.

I actually had a 80mm fan sitting on top of the motherboard.

 

[RavinDJ]

Someone else “maintained” it before I got here today 😱

 

[trick0502]

bringing it back. this is what i am inheriting.

 

[ziggo0]

bringing it back. this is what i am inheriting.

analog cameras over cat5 is the real crime here

 

[trick0502]

i saw that and was wondering who that even works? it is all getting taken out and replaced. real patch panels, cisco switches, filer connection, ip cameras.

 

[SamirD]

analog cameras over cat5 is the real crime here

And those splices that the last time I saw was in our first hotel that was built in the 1950s and telephone from the 1970s

Fun fact: I actually used an actually AT&T 'switchboard' with the pull cables that were tip and ring when growing up. That thing was still working when replaced with a candela microswitch pbx, and man I wish we still had it--amazingly reliable as it was on 24x7 for decades without a hiccup--beautiful piece of analog technology.

 

[trick0502]

bringing it back. this is what i am inheriting.View attachment 404323

Not bad from where it started. A power outlet still needs to be installed. And when the new security system is installed the power bricks will go away.

 

[EnderW]

 

[MinPins]

Keeping this ancient thread alive...
My recently revised home network rack.
Unifi UDM-Pro
Unifi USW-Pro-24-PoE
Unifi US-XG-6PoE
2 Unifi U6-Pro WAPs + 1 U6 Mesh (out in the garage)
Primary broadband: Sonic 10G Fiber (only $50/month!)
Failover broadband: Comcast 1G
Both of my PCs have Intel X550-T2 NICs

(please forgive the messy cabling, it's not pretty but it functions perfectly)

 

[Vengance_01]

Keeping this ancient thread alive...
My recently revised home network rack.
Unifi UDM-Pro
Unifi USW-Pro-24-PoE
Unifi US-XG-6PoE
2 Unifi U6-Pro WAPs + 1 U6 Mesh (out in the garage)
Primary broadband: Sonic 10G Fiber (only $50/month!)
Failover broadband: Comcast 1G
Both of my PCs have Intel X550-T2 NICs

(please forgive the messy cabling, it's not pretty but it functions perfectly)


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How in the hell do you get 10GB for 50$???!!!!!!

 

[MikeTrike]

How in the hell do you get 10GB for 50$???!!!!!!

Someone's brother, most likely...

 

[MinPins]

Nope, it's what anyone in my area (Sonoma County CA) can get it for.
I actually referred 2 of my neighbors so I am paying only $39.99 for unlimited 10G service.
https://www.sonic.com/residential/internet
My fastest download test to date (run on the UDM Pro) was just under 7Gbps, I've never hit 10.

 

[Vengance_01]

Nope, it's what anyone in my area (Sonoma County CA) can get it for.
I actually referred 2 of my neighbors so I am paying only $39.99 for unlimited 10G service.
https://www.sonic.com/residential/internet
My fastest download test to date (run on the UDM Pro) was just under 7Gbps, I've never hit 10.

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Makes sense if it's sonic but that's really freaking fast. I will stick with my paltry 500/500 😉

 

[SamirD]

I wish I had Sonic available--I just found out about them.