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- Thread starter Twisted
- Start date
- Joined
- Dec 28, 2001
- Location
- Corner of No and Where
Done many rig pics but this is the first time I remember someone asking about network pics/ descriptions 
DFGNet:
Motorola Cable Modem (rental)
Linksys gateway router
My H2O cooled Workstation
part-time: my laptop or other work computers as needed.
Cellar Branch:
SMC TigerSwitch (9 port switch + 8 port hub) uplinked
XP1700@1751
XP1700@1710
TBird 900@1072
Diskless Cluster:
Dual P3 1000@1050 (integrated 8 port hub and TBird 900@1065 client)
TBird 1000@1400 client
Pics and more stats are HERE if you want 'em
DFGNet:
Motorola Cable Modem (rental)
Linksys gateway router
My H2O cooled Workstation
part-time: my laptop or other work computers as needed.
Cellar Branch:
SMC TigerSwitch (9 port switch + 8 port hub) uplinked
XP1700@1751
XP1700@1710
TBird 900@1072
Diskless Cluster:
Dual P3 1000@1050 (integrated 8 port hub and TBird 900@1065 client)
TBird 1000@1400 client
Pics and more stats are HERE if you want 'em
old network
This was my network before moving out of my old apt. The switch is a cisco catalyst 5000 w/ 12 port 10/100 copper blade, 12 port 100baseFX backbone to trunk to the back bedroom's cat 5k and cat 2912. The two machines on the right are 2 identical p3's running freebsd with 4 fast ethernet interfaces(3 cat5, 1 fiber). freevrrpd provides redundacy on the Ipfilter nat'd private side of the network. each box has its own public IP provided by a cox cable modem.
Don't have any pics of the backroom(changed too much to have a worthwhile pic), just the core.
Cable management is not high on my priority list.
This was my network before moving out of my old apt. The switch is a cisco catalyst 5000 w/ 12 port 10/100 copper blade, 12 port 100baseFX backbone to trunk to the back bedroom's cat 5k and cat 2912. The two machines on the right are 2 identical p3's running freebsd with 4 fast ethernet interfaces(3 cat5, 1 fiber). freevrrpd provides redundacy on the Ipfilter nat'd private side of the network. each box has its own public IP provided by a cox cable modem.
Don't have any pics of the backroom(changed too much to have a worthwhile pic), just the core.
Cable management is not high on my priority list.
- Joined
- Apr 27, 2002
- Location
- Council Bluffs, Iowa
ouch, thats gotta cause some crosstalk
you don't get crosstalk in a modern network with properly made cables. newer, bigger switches let you have over 500 cat5 cables bundled together with 0 problems. i've seen production cabling jobs 100 times worse than my home network. you'd be suprised how badly things are wired at your ISP, big or small.
Mine: Linksys BEFW11S4 ver2 Wireless AP 4 Port router...with a Linksys wireless card for machine downstairs (400kbps DL) and my main rig upstairs is hardwired Cat5...had 3rd machine win2k but its currently off the network because I don't use it
- Joined
- Jan 31, 2002
- Location
- NJ
k here is all my stuff...
Surfboard SB4100 cable modem
Linksys BEFSR41 4-port Router
Linksys Wireless Printer Server
Linksys 16-port switch...normally I got most of the lights on...just it is 6am now
Spec
Surfboard SB4100 cable modem
Linksys BEFSR41 4-port Router
Linksys Wireless Printer Server
Linksys 16-port switch...normally I got most of the lights on...just it is 6am now
Spec
- Joined
- May 29, 2002
- Location
- Spokane, USA
My network:
Two computers with generic 100Mbps network cards joined by a crossover cable.
Two computers with generic 100Mbps network cards joined by a crossover cable.
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