Recent content by Repuls

Yes.. its a used cisco. Normaly we use it for larger LAN partys wit around 450 players.... together with a Catalyst 6000 series switch and some 3524XL for the users...

Hmm.. we were around twenty people. That's why you absolutly need a Cisco Catalyst 4006 and two HP roliant DL380 :D Actualy we used the 4006 to get 48 Gbit ports :eek:

Some pics from this summer at a small LAN party... Of course Cisco equipment :rolleyes:

Very Nice Picture... I love the technical style :D Is there a trick to create 3D in Photoshop or is it all drawn by hand ??

My Server is running on "Windows 2003 Server"... There are also 2 ethernet interfaces. Im monitoring one, because the other one is for admin use. Its absoultly no problem to monitore the ports with MRTG. Just enable SNMP on your machine and find the right OID for the ports (MIB Browser will...

If your Device is SNMP ready (almost every managed network device) i would recommend MRTG like "atmoiser" said... MRTG Homepage Its easy to set up if youre familiar with textfile based configigurations and html (only for the layout)... I use MRTG to monitore a gameserver... Gameserver Status...

Nice crossover cable :eek: :eek: Maybe you could add a PoE injection.... :p

Thanks for the pictures... I love to see these clean but crowded rooms :D Nice cabling... never seen those angled patch panels before...

I have got an older callmanager... Its based on a Compaq Proliant DL 380 G1... also with another front and of course a Cisco logo :p

Ahhhhhhhh...... :eek: :eek: :eek: Nice stuff :D I love the new call managers (HP Proliant DL 360 ?? with Cisco Front)...

Not realy screenshots... but also a nice overview of one of my servers... I built this the last week to monitor a gameserver... Server Monitoring Page Main Page Im still working on it at the moment... :rolleyes: Edit -> new URL

Great Pictures... !!!! :eek: I have never seen pictures of this cooling layout before... looks nice and clean A lot of DL380s in there, too :D :D

FIber or laserlink would be the best solution. If you use normal cat5 then you will need some more equipment to save both sides from voltage differences (dont know how it is called in english :rolleyes: ) between the buildings which could destroy your hardware. Wireless is not save and also...

Very nice setup. Its funny to see all those networking labs growing out there... :D

Uhhh... very nice setup... i love those SUNs :D And even portable... the new size in the networking and server area will be 1 pallet instead of 1 U :rolleyes: