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1 Welcome

Guidelines

This faq is for the Broadband Photo forum

Post your digital pictures of Remote terminals, Central offices, cable head-ends, DSLAMs, or whatever as long as its your picture and its broadband related..

Also...56K users...beware. There are a lot of hi-res images that will take a while to load!

Please post home setups in this forum
Home setup forum

How big should the pictures be?

Typically for this forum, the pictures end up being very high resolution, and take up the whole screen. This is acceptable, however we'd like for the file size of the pictures to remain small. If you are posting a thread full of pictures, try to keep the total amount of picture file size under 2 Megabytes.

Do I need to host my own pictures?

No, you don't - you can upload them right here with your post, up to 16 pictures at a time. And if you still have more you can simply reply to your thread with 16 more! Also uploading them here will have them thumbnailed if they are larger than 640x480.

Credit

broadbandreports.com - the place for BROADBANDAll of the following members of DSLR have posted these pictures here (It would be crazy to list each picture with each member)


I probably missed a lot of people...if I missed you (which I probably did) IM me and ill add you.


Its in no particular order (dont get jealous)


Most of the CISCO and HFC equip. was posted by Oxygen and gramzster


A lot of phone equip. was posted by linetech

H8IRIS
CJPC
Axilla
Oxygen
DSLDUDE
linetech
drslash
whizkid3
Jabbu
eightyoneX
Jazz
DaMaGeINC
richardparry
bootsector_
jeffmoss26
bsd
webmonky
KDIS Techspaniola
KLNYC
rizacerx
Jeff7477

gramzster

jazzman916

2 What is it?

Node?

Here are a few pictures of nodes... they are used on a HFC (hybrid fiber-coax) system and convert Fiber Optic (light) Signals to Coax (RF) Signals



















Charter Fiber Equipment

Here are some pictures of Charter CATV fiber equipment and management
systems:



1550nm 17dbm xmitter feeding one of our systems 35 miles away (left
top) and a 1550nm video receiver for a tv channel coming back (top right).
data receivers from the other system at the bottom:





1310nm 12dbm transmitters (top) feeding our nodes and data receiver
from our nodes:





Transceiver, Switch and CMTS:





Optical Splitters:





Fiber Optic Patch Panel:





Fiber Splice Tray:





Back of Rack #1:





Back of rack #2:





18KVA UPS:




Remote Terminal?


RCN Equipment



RCN Equipment



Telewest cabinet

A load coil

A lot of people cant get DSL because of a load coil on their line...well here is your trouble:

(taken from here)











Thanks to the members of the Broadband photo forum for these images

A NID (Network interface device)

A NID also known as a Network interface device or the demarc point between the telephone company and your home (inside wiring) is this:

Image credit to Bobcat


T1 Install







Taken from here

BellSouth NOC Virtual Tour

BellSouth NOC Virtual Tour
(Requires Flash and Quicktime)

3 Cisco!!

Lots of Cisco!!!




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4 Juniper

Juniper




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Wow..that took a while to do. Thanks go to all of the members of the Broadband
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And more Juniper images. Thanks once again to the Broadband Photo forum members!






5 Our racks

These rack pics were posted by evansc



These rack pics were posted by evansc



Work Network Closets
(Campus1)



These are the closets that are on one of the three campuses we have:

Core - 2/Catalyst 5500

102 - Catalyst 5505 & Catalyst 5500 & 5/Catalyst 1900 & Catalyst 2924XL

103 - Catalyst 1900 & 2/Catalyst 2948G

104 - Catalyst 2948G

105 - 2/Catalyst 2948G

201a - Catalyst 5500

201b - Catalyst 5500

302 - 3/Catalyst 2948G

401 - Catalyst 5500

601 - Catalyst 5500

701 - 3/Catalyst 2948G & 2610

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Evans C, MCP






 


 



 



 














These rack pics were posted by silicon_freak

These rack pics were posted by silicon_freak


You can view the entire thread here





























 

These rack pics were posted by jgrant50











These rack pictures were posted by jgrant50
The thread can be found here

These rack pics were posted by Oxygen

If you didnt know, Oxygen Runs his own Fiber-optic ISP. Here are a bunch of pics from his setup:

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6 Lotsa links

Lotsa links!

Well..still working on the "lotsa" part...but here you go!