Can you explain what I am seeing...6610 colo stack pumping the jiggabits: https://i.imgur.com/xS41K6U.png
exporting very high sample rate sflow to nprobe + ntopng with zero cpu load on the router, love these things
Can you explain what I am seeing...6610 colo stack pumping the jiggabits: https://i.imgur.com/xS41K6U.png
exporting very high sample rate sflow to nprobe + ntopng with zero cpu load on the router, love these things
Normally you'd install the plate with one of these, rather than screwing directly into the wall.Keystone related question: Normally, keystones plug into a 1gang keystone wall plate. I have a need to install a LC Keystone plug by itself into the wall underneath a baseboard heat system. So I have about 1" - 1.5" of actual wall (right about the floor). I cannot fit a 1gang plate in there turned sideways. Any thoughts on how to do this? (only idea I had was taking 1gang keystone plate, gently sawing it to 2" x 2", then drilling two holes in it for 2 screws to attach to drywall.
I have a bad taste for surface mount keystone boxes. They are a sight for sore eyes. The ones I've experienced are cheesy. Keystones and covers pop off with the slightest push.Normally you'd install the plate with one of these, rather than screwing directly into the wall.
1-Gang Non-Metallic Low-Voltage Old-Work Bracket-SC100RR - The Home Depot
Not sure what a baseboard heat system looks like, could you install above it instead?
Maybe get creative with surface mount boxes?
https://smile.amazon.com/s?url=search-alias=electronics&field-keywords=surface+mount+keystone+box&sprefix=surface+mount+key,electronics,139&crid=3VBY1TKLEI8AQ
First, thanks for the URL for the surface mount boxes - I think that might work for me. I knew someone here would have an ideaNormally you'd install the plate with one of these, rather than screwing directly into the wall.
1-Gang Non-Metallic Low-Voltage Old-Work Bracket-SC100RR - The Home Depot
Not sure what a baseboard heat system looks like, could you install above it instead?
Maybe get creative with surface mount boxes?
https://smile.amazon.com/s?url=search-alias=electronics&field-keywords=surface+mount+keystone+box&sprefix=surface+mount+key,electronics,139&crid=3VBY1TKLEI8AQ
I wonder if this would work https://www.amazon.com/TEZONG-coupl...8&qid=1535601508&sr=8-15&keywords=lc+keystone One of those, seemingly with two female LC connectors. Punch small hole into drywall to precisely fit one of these, and then carefully throw some white chalk on the opening, being careful to not get chalk inside the LC connector. It will be underneath a Baseboard Heat unit; and not visible.I have a bad taste for surface mount keystone boxes. They are a sight for sore eyes. The ones I've experienced are cheesy. Keystones and covers pop off with the slightest push.
It's actually natural gas baseboard heat; and it is fully touchable. if I had to guess, the actual copper pipe carrying hot water inside is maybe 100-110F; but the area 2-3" underneath where there is drywall access (right above the floor) is just fine temp wise. But the baseboard heat goes all the way along the two walls; and I was trying to lay the cable neatly along the floor/wall (underneath the baseboard heat )have you checked how hot it is directly underneath those baseboard heaters? if they're anything like my baseboard heaters, it would cook anything plastic I installed there pretty quick
Finally had some time to have a look at my 6610. Man. this thing is loud, bad quite compared to my new Mellanox/EMC SX6012.
fohdeesha :Does it at least get way quieter after boot? After how many people in here ended up having them run full speed because of older power supplies and what not, I'm now paranoid half of you are living with switches that are way louder than they should be
Wow, lots-o-peers for a switch like that. Are you taking full routes from each of those peers or what?6610 colo stack pumping the jiggabits: https://i.imgur.com/xS41K6U.png
exporting very high sample rate sflow to nprobe + ntopng with zero cpu load on the router, love these things
stack of two ICX6610's, then you can connect important hosts to both switches via LACP, so you can lose a switch and not noticeAmazing! I was looking at a dual port 40GigE into a Media Server then out from the switch via 10GigE. Which model would you recommend, also I was thinking about getting two of them for redundancy.