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| Home Office
Network Closet | 
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The first Pic its my network closet...
Cisco Small Office 16Port Network Switch.
Trendnet 16 Port Patch Panel.
Backup 8 Port Netgear Switch.
Aris Cable Modem/VOIP Gateway.
Dlink DNS-323 RAID1 custom fun_plug.
pfsense Firewall Alix 2C3.
POE Injector for EAP-3660.
APC Backup Battery.
I also run a EAP-3660 with DD-WRT as an AP that servers my wireless.
The second shoot is one view of my office.
The PC:
Mobo: GA-EP43-UD3L
CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo E8400 @ 3.6Ghz
RAM: Corsair XMS2 8GB (4 x 2GB) 240-Pin DDR2 SDRAM DDR2 800
PSU: Enermax Revolution85+ ERV1020EWT 1020W (Peak 1120W) ATX12V / EPS12V v2.92 SLI Ready CrossFire Ready 80 PLUS SILVER Certified Modular Active PFC Power Supply.
LCD Display: Matrix Orbital MX212. LCD Proc baby! 
CPU Cooler: Vantage A.L.C
Video: EVGA GTX470SC
Case: Corsair Graphite 600T
OS: Slackware 13.37 x86_64
Enjoy 
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Level 15 | Fresh to death! Nice work! |
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That's so neat it's scary. Good work. Love the office layout (including chatges on walls).
Paul |
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Spring, TX | Thank you very much guys. The network closet will be updated soon with a better lay out and gear.
More pics to come
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can you take a closer pic of the patch panel?
is that recessed into the wall? |
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| asjamias,
The patch panel is screwed in to a piece of plywood. The plywood is screwed in to the studs behind the sheet rock. I painted the plywood the same as the wall to make a nice blend.
I can post a close up as soon as I get home from work.
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| I think you just gave me the perfect idea to route / terminate and wire my network wiring...
made me think now if I can do the same thing with coax. |
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 Killa200Premium
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Southeast TN | said by asjamias:I think you just gave me the perfect idea to route / terminate and wire my network wiring...
made me think now if I can do the same thing with coax.
They make keystone and coax patch panels. With the keystones you could patch most any kind of low volt wiring into a rack, |
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| said by Killa200:said by asjamias:I think you just gave me the perfect idea to route / terminate and wire my network wiring...
made me think now if I can do the same thing with coax.
They make keystone and coax patch panels. With the keystones you could patch most any kind of low volt wiring into a rack, I know...
but his setup didn't include a rack, instead he screwed the bracket into the plywood / drywall just right to catch the network wiring behind it. |
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Killa200Premium
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Southeast TN | said by asjamias:said by Killa200:said by asjamias:I think you just gave me the perfect idea to route / terminate and wire my network wiring...
made me think now if I can do the same thing with coax.
They make keystone and coax patch panels. With the keystones you could patch most any kind of low volt wiring into a rack, I know... but his setup didn't include a rack, instead he screwed the bracket into the plywood / drywall just right to catch the network wiring behind it. Looks like a fixed, 19" wall rack bracket to me, Even make them in swingable |
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| said by Killa200:Looks like a fixed, 19" wall rack bracket to me, Even make them in swingable
It is swingable Well not that way you dirty!
lol!
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Southeast TN | reply to XCOM
oh my, never met a rack that "swung" that way, |
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patiently waiting for more "rack" pics... |
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| reply to XCOM
rack close up |
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| Too clean! LOL
Just kidding, looks very good. |
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said by XCOM:Sorry for the bad quality... Is a cell pic taken at night with lights on...
maybe an angled view from the side and top?
what model is that patch panel? |
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| It looks like the panel is this one »trendnet.com/products/proddetail···E&cat=34 |
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1 edit | what about the bracket holding it?
edit: never mind...I think i found it. 4u patch panel wall bracket. |
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| reply to asjamias
said by asjamias:said by XCOM:Sorry for the bad quality... Is a cell pic taken at night with lights on...
maybe an angled view from the side and top? what model is that patch panel? Patch Panel is:
»www.frys.com/product/3571674?sit···_RSLT_PG
Rack is:
»www.nteinc.com/unicom/wiring/racks.html
The 2 Rack Spaces Version from Unicom
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| dang it...now I remember we left two of those units from our old building when we moved.
I could have gotten them but there were so many screws and wires dangling from it and didn't have enough time to disassemble the whole thing... |
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