To be honest I don't blame them.
"That will be fixed in the next firmware release" was a pretty common saying.
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To be honest I don't blame them.
"That will be fixed in the next firmware release" was a pretty common saying.
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No idea.
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Just thought I'd throw this out here...
I heard that often too. It was a neat box, but tons of stuff just didn't work as described/documented. We actually ended up running a few different custom code revisions just to make some features work
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These bitches are heavy
I nearly lost a thumb to one of those a few years ago when a coworker and myself were removing one from a 2 post rack. I was holding the rear of the ups with one hand, while he held the front and removed the rack screws when dipshit decides that it's a good idea to hold a UPS by the plastic face plate. Long story short, he rips the face plate off, drops his end of the UPS, I drop my end because my one hand couldn't hold the weight and somehow I end up with an awesome gash from my palm all the way up my thumb. Oh yes, there was blood.
Either way, 1500 isn't THAT heavy. Try a 3000VA on for size
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so are those Junipers regular PC's like the firebox's?
Cheater, that thing has wheelsI nearly lost a thumb to one of those a few years ago when a coworker and myself were removing one from a 2 post rack. I was holding the rear of the ups with one hand, while he held the front and removed the rack screws when dipshit decides that it's a good idea to hold a UPS by the plastic face plate. Long story short, he rips the face plate off, drops his end of the UPS, I drop my end because my one hand couldn't hold the weight and somehow I end up with an awesome gash from my palm all the way up my thumb. Oh yes, there was blood.
Either way, 1500 isn't THAT heavy. Try a 3000VA on for size
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^Totally useless, the wheels are on the case lid, but there are no handles on the lids to drag them by lol. I believe final weight on that case was just shy of 200lbs :x
Looks to me like an older Network General\Netscout Infinistream box.
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Either way, 1500 isn't THAT heavy. Try a 3000VA on for size
Little Networking? While you DJ?
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I don't like hotel internet connections
I don't like hotel internet connections
Mine have all been fine. That may change when i head to the us for more training tho
DAMIT!You could always use a SSH or VPN back to your house. Though you'd still need a decent firewall on your laptopI don't like hotel internet connections
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You could always use a SSH or VPN back to your house. Though you'd still need a decent firewall on your laptop
I SSL VPN back to my home server no matter where I am. Easier than carrying around that much equipment
I SSL VPN back to my home server no matter where I am. Easier than carrying around that much equipment
I use open vpn from Untangle for now, until i decide if i want another Sonicwall OR just leave Untangle running.
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I always use a fully-tunneled VPN (if not more) while on the road.
On a side note, I was hoping that none of you would take seriously the notion of carting that case around while travelling...
On a side note, I was hoping that none of you would take seriously the notion of carting that case around while travelling...
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I always use a fully-tunneled VPN (if not more) while on the road.
On a side note, I was hoping that none of you would take seriously the notion of carting that case around while travelling...
Carting it around would be truly [H]ard though.
Just set this monster up to go into our SQL cluster.
its being shipped off but I shoudl be able to get a picture of the actual server before it goes.
Dell sent this with a 1.5GB OS partition!
500GB RAID 1 OS + other bits the server needs to do
999GB RAID 10 DataBase. (wanted a log file array as well but it was already pushing $10K)
What a VMWare server that would make!
Is that four quad core xeons?
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Look in the pic. its 2 cpus.
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Dual Quad's w/HT
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I like the server the company i used to work for installed better
More cores and TONS of ram.
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I like the server the company i used to work for installed better
<3 that.
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I like the server the company i used to work for installed better
don't forget though, thats just 1 in the cluster.Truly [H]ard would include bringing the 2nd case sitting on that pallet
is that a blade center?
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Can't tell if trolling or serious
I can't see it properly, i'm using a Blackberry Curve
It looks like a 3000 with two administrators but I can't tell
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I can't see it properly, i'm using a Blackberry Curve
Heh ok, it's an HP c3000 8-slot chassis. 7x BL460c, 1x SB40c
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HW cost doesn't hold a candle to the cost of the SW on those blades
Care to elaborate? Why the stage cases?HW cost doesn't hold a candle to the cost of the SW on those blades
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Truly [H]ard would include bringing the 2nd case sitting on that pallet
Good Lord. I wish I had that problem.
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Probably shouldn't get into specifics in order to protect my customer's interests, but the cases are because it's designed to be a portable solution and you have to protect it during transport.
That server case is a 325lb+ problem.
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You never can have too much RAM.
Well I guess they store data in the RAM since, it's a database server
That server case is a 325lb+ problem.
Your toting around an HP Blade Center... Hell yes it's 325lb+ Not something you have in your every day arsenal of tools
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Yep, and feeding it power is the fun part...