well to do my racks i spent the time and money this way ..
1 remember each server will need space between for cooling ... so place a empty plate or "filler plate" peteew each server and wire tie the cords to that as they come out and accross to the side of the rack.
run the wires up to the...
this was just released recently ... http://www.isp-planet.com/equipment/2006/imagestream_envoy.html cheap and can be down shifted to DSL (I use the rebel version on my DSL)
okay .. a good example would be in the following configuration ...
you have
Pay roll/human resources
Engineers
Production
Sales
Management
say 1 payroll clerk 3 engineers 6 production techs 8 sales and 3 managers
You want HR to have it's own server and engineers would need to...
Okay I am going back to driving Semi trucks, I need a laptop to use as the following...
TV
DVD Player
GPS/map routing
..I like to play Americas Army and other games
wireless internet for
Email
Video Phone
Skype
Give thoght to the fact size is important but weight isn't (I need...
well next option is a multiport router .. I did see an Imagestream Gateway configed like this once ... it was a nightmare to config and a salty price but it did the job when finished. had an OC-3 in and 2 gig ethernet and 16 10/100 NIC's out. They did exactly what you are asking for here but it...
well give it a few months .. Imagestream is working on a box .. code name envoy so far ... cheap, simple (web interface) designed for T1, and competes against Cisco. I have heard alot of good rumors on it so far ... just waiting for official release.
I was thinking the Colon/prostrate test (hand up the back side...)
but medicals can be simple from BP and heart rate to more (i.e. semi drivers get Blood Pressure and heart Rate and urine drug test (shows even contact highes for last 30 days). Army is COMPLETE physical with drug test...
Well I use imagestream routers .. commercial grade (cisco level) but they got a new box comming out called an envoy that is supposed to be almost linksys cost with cisco performance. They are giving a release date of march 30th and so far the rumors from engineers working on it sound really...
well dude only thing close would be a 4U SBC computer with all the slots filled with NIC's giving you a 13 port router running *nix. I made one once... it works but at peak performance the lag skyrockets...
look around .. I've had several commercial grade (corp.) routers and switches for sale on the for Sale board. Home networking is good .. if you got the extra money buy the enterprise/commercial gear and reap the better benifits.
well if you want just traffic stats mrtg will show you how much data they are using. If you want to see what they are doing a squid Proxy works very well.
well with cisco you buy the hardware but you still have to buy a lic from cisco to run the IOS. that fee is why I went to imagestream gear, I got a few rebels (1U and runs up to DS3) put them into my home network and started playing/learning. down side is when SBC DSL dies it takes 3 hours...
well depends on which truck .. the caravan 3 speed I shift out at 1500 rpm for fuel economy ~15 mph.
for the kenworth I have a eaton fuller road ranger 9 speed 1st gear shift at 3000 rpm (red line) at ~5 mph for the torque.
of course thats why I only use the cltch to start it rolling- on...
well religion out of the picture. it is really the legalistic society we have. prior to the system of courts of law makeing marrage a legal establishment, it was the act of sex that made a marriage. In fact in early marriages it was the couple having sex that made the wedding real. This was...
well I'm using a Standard Arms SA-9 (2.5 inch barrel) very small cc gun but it's just to small for my grip .. thinking of selling it and all 9mm gear (holster mags reloading press ...) and going to .44.
if you measure an avg work space is 24" deep buy 28" wide ... a 4 x 8 sheet of plywood makes a good table for 6 people (3 each side) with extra for elbows...
okay guys ... a kenworth semi with eaton fuller road ranger transmission (9 speeds) idils at 500 rpm it red lines at 3000 rpm .... of course it also grosses 80,000 lbs.
well I have a 48 port lan system ... here's the specific's...
I use a 4 car garage (865 sq feet) all wires are ran thru the rafters to drop points, the tables are 4ft by 6 ft and seat 6 this allows a 6 port cat 5 drop and 3 outlets to be mounted over head (3 outlets on one 20 amp breaker...
well .. a few points on lan parties ..
1. figure no more than 6 computers to a circut breaker (~20 amps)
2. use switches to reduce collisions (10 mb switches will out perform 100mb hubs in a lan config)
3. use a commercial router for DHCP services (linksys and such seem nice till you are...
well my area so many big companies packed up and left the county that most people have to chose between small start ups (no security or benifits) or McDonald's ( low pay and hours). Niether choice is good for raising a family.
the real scare is that McDonalds is able to be choosey in it's...
reset the network connections back to dial up ... just run the internet connection wizard when not plugged to your router and config it to use their ISP.
well I can do all but the web interface in recommending an Imagestream Transport will cost about $800 has 3 10/100 ports but unlimited connections, uses linux IPchains/ IPtables so everything else is doable.
umm revolutionary rifled muskets where reported by the british to be accurate enuff to kill a man at 800 yards in the the battles for lexington and concord.
well common curtasy is always learn the language (it's only polite .. but rude not to) public transportation is cheap but having your own car gets you more places ... remember that europe is only 2 - 3 time zones and has such it's not that long a drive to different places.
I have a CDL it...
okay .. lets get the expert view points on this ... from http://www.networkworld.com/reviews/2003/0714rev.html "We measured the performance effect of filtering with three metrics: throughput, average latency and maximum latency (see How we did it). To determine routers' ability to recover...
it's allowed .. be glad there was no bondage stuff .. that illeagel in canada too. Customs has to check a lot of stuff (I had some magazines from the US confinscated in germany that surprised me german stuff is even more lewid than whats allow in the US) but every country has it's own laws .....
well I don't know that exact config ... I do know that a low end good router uses 75 watts of power and that the 4 port NIC cards make a LOT of heat so if you use this card you may need to do a lot of custom work to cool it down. the DSL to other computers is what it's designed to do...
in routers like cars the price and design affect the performance. the home stuff is so-so designed for cheap and simple stuff. The commercial stuff is designed for abuse and high performance. That said I like the imagestream commercial routers (I have 5 and use 2 at my home ( the house and a...
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