As I understand it we will have the following hardware to run the network. Please shout if this is nto happening so that we can provision some replacements.
1 x Cisco 24 port switch (courtesy of tugs)
1 x D-Link 24 port (courtesy of dMw)
1 x box full of network cables of various lengthes (courtesy of dMw)
1 x server (courtesy of Oldbloke)
1 x server (courtesy of TL)
In a break with tradition this year we will be throwing away those network cables that don't work rather than putting them back into the box.
Anything else needed?
TL.
If you need my 24 port cisco switch let me know and I'll get it to Suicidal Monkey so he can bring it along.
QuoteOriginally posted by Gh0st Face Killah@Apr 15 2005, 01:34 PM
If you need my 24 port cisco switch let me know and I'll get it to Suicidal Monkey so he can bring it along.
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Yes please - does it need an Admin password? If so can you PM the details to me please/
Thanks GFK :thumbsup:
TL.
No worries. It may do but it hasn't been used since the last lan so it should be plug in and off you go. I'll check it tonight and pm the passy in the am.
I hope Blunts car can cope with 3 people with all the computer equipment!!! :)
QuoteOriginally posted by suicidal_monkey@Apr 15 2005, 02:22 PM
I hope Blunts car can cope with 3 people with all the computer equipment!!! :)
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car?
It's a morris minor van!
you're in the back filtering exhaust fumes :whistle:
;)
Its a very pretty Morris Minor van though ;)
im going to try source a projector. not promising, ill just bring one if I can.
Do we need a modem for us to connect to the hotels internet like last year or is this a definate no? If so do we need a modem etc?
Thanks
Hopfully I should have a projector, providing it isnt in use on the friday. 90% Chance :)
QuoteOriginally posted by GhostMjr@Apr 15 2005, 08:28 PM
Do we need a modem for us to connect to the hotels internet like last year or is this a definate no? If so do we need a modem etc?
Thanks
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You'll be on the network, to which we will provision internet access. So just like last time you won't need a modem - and neither will I. I'll be bringing my router instead :norty:
TL.
TL,
I have several 48 port 10/100 Ciscos at work here doing nothing. Do we need them?
I may be able to get gigabit uplinks between them if I dig about a bit, but the switches have to be close together as thegigabit cables are only a metre long.
Also they are in London, so if anyone is in the Centre they can save me a painful tube and train journey with 2 x Cisco Catalyst 3500XL switches.
Let me know asap.
Sorry for late offer, I only found 'em in the stores yesterday.
Bert
QuoteOriginally posted by albert@Apr 20 2005, 09:13 AM
TL,
I have several 48 port 10/100 Ciscos at work here doing nothing. Do we need them?
I may be able to get gigabit uplinks between them if I dig about a bit, but the switches have to be close together as thegigabit cables are only a metre long.
Also they are in London, so if anyone is in the Centre they can save me a painful tube and train journey with 2 x Cisco Catalyst 3500XL switches.
Let me know asap.
Sorry for late offer, I only found 'em in the stores yesterday.
Bert
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I'd say that if u can bring one, it would defend agains hardware failures etc... but i can't help get it i'm afraid! in theory we have 3 x 24 port, so long as nobody forgets. at least the 3500xl has decent backplane... ideal leaching switch :)
If you bring them that saves me the problem of how to get mine to Suicidal monkey so he can bring mine to the lan. I'm working silly shifts atm and this is proving to be a pain.
QuoteOriginally posted by Gh0st Face Killah@Apr 20 2005, 12:30 PM
If you bring them that saves me the problem of how to get mine to Suicidal monkey so he can bring mine to the lan. I'm working silly shifts atm and this is proving to be a pain.
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If you can, I would appreciate if it turned up anyway - just in case we have a hardware failure or one of the others does not turn up!
TL.
I can just bring a 24 port 1900 switch along with me as a spare if the 3500s are not need as primary switches.
Save me biking home with thebeasts on my back, they are full depth hig density user switches and are not light.
Is that 1900 filled with 100mbp full duplex ports??
Just wondering, as my 1924 is a 10mbps switch, with 2x100mbps uplink ports (i.e. not much use at the LAN)
The 3500s would be better, even if only one of them. Better than the dMw D-Link 24 port :blush:
TL.
I've got some of THESE (http://www.smf.co.kr/image/sss.jpg), think they'd be usefull?
^^ Humour.
That's humour? Crikey, I'd better start laughing.
On the other hand... ;-)
^^ Humour.
Hey I didn't say it was good humour. ;)
The man makes a fair point... ;-)
QuoteOriginally posted by tugs@Apr 20 2005, 06:37 PM
That's humour? Crikey, I'd better start laughing.
On the other hand... ;-)
^^ Humour.
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I thought it was forking funny :D