This one is for all you PC geeks out there

[MC Hammered]

There is nothing you can't do when you are truly bored out of your skull.

Tower of power in the closet! :c-tard:

[Kraig]

That is in your fricken closet? At home?!?

[MC Hammered]

Yes.

In my closet at home.

I'm a geek.

[specialkonrd]

i see 2 computers, a router, two snap servers, and 2 redundant UPS. I was expecting more man
heh

[sNyx]

nice nice

[bob]

so much for feng shui...

[dfltr]

holy heating nightmare.

[rawb]

i modded my ikea desk to i could get a 4U in there instead of a drawer. ill post pics later.

[MC Hammered]

Originally posted by dfltr
holy heating nightmare.

It does get a bit warm in there so I have to figure out how to cool it down a bit.

Might install a couple of fans at the back cycle the air.

[Sh4n3]

Originally posted by MC Hammered


It does get a bit warm in there so I have to figure out how to cool it down a bit.

Might install a couple of fans at the back cycle the air.

ya the air cycle is a good idea.... but i think you should replace teh computer stuff with some plants and replace the coat with a hps light.... and make urself some $$

j/k

[KandyKid]

WoW, you can DL porn at record Speed

[Toxic0n]

Originally posted by specialkonrd
i see 2 computers, a router, two snap servers, and 2 redundant UPS. I was expecting more man
heh

That looks more like a switch to me.

[specialkonrd]

Originally posted by Toxic0n

That looks more like a switch to me.

looks more like a router to me.

[MC Hammered]

Now this is getting silly.

I put everything in the closet to get rid of the annoying fan noise from all of the equipment.

Now that it is in the closet it generates enough heat to warm up the chassis of the equipment. Now I know why my place was warm all winter.

So in order ot get rid of the excess heat I will have to install fans to pull air in/out of the closet.... so I'm right back to where I started. Fan noise.

Fucking stupid computers.

[dfltr]

^^ time for hardcore liquid cooling systems. i recommend integrating it into a beer tap, that way you can combine the two raddest things since tight skirts, all in the comfort of your own home.

[MC Hammered]

I'm thinking of transferring the entire setup from the closet and into a fridge :c-tard:

[Toxic0n]

Originally posted by specialkonrd


looks more like a router to me.

I could be wrong, because I mostly had to deal with Cisco stuff before, but not many consumer-grade routers come with 16 ethernet ports (these are not modular, either). Also, the console cable on the right is there because it's most likely a managed switch.

[specialkonrd]

Winston isn't consumer grade. He's an IT manager

[MC Hammered]

Originally posted by Toxic0n

I could be wrong, because I mostly had to deal with Cisco stuff before, but not many consumer-grade routers come with 16 ethernet ports (these are not modular, either). Also, the console cable on the right is there because it's most likely a managed switch.

I'm impressed! Very good eyes.

It is a switch. A cheap Baystack 350T 10/100 autosense managed unit.

The router sits elsewhere due to cabling issues.

How did you know that was a console cable hanging there? Other than the obvious. :c-tard:

[MC Hammered]

Originally posted by specialkonrd
Winston isn't consumer grade. He's an IT manager

THAT'S RIGHT!!

I shop at Cal's PC Warehouse. :c-tard:

[Toxic0n]

Originally posted by MC Hammered



How did you know that was a console cable hanging there? Other than the obvious. :c-tard:

What do you mean? The two things that told me that it was a console cable is that it's flat and it's looks like it's plugged in at the back of the swithc. Sorry, im a little stoned right now so I cant really think what else is there that's so obvious.

[MC Hammered]

I thought the obvious giveaway would be the colour of the cable since you have worked with Cisco equipment before.

All the Cisco equipment I have ever configured always came with a flat baby blue console cable.