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  1. BOB_LORDOFEVIL

    BOB_LORDOFEVIL Member

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    Well, like the Title says, show us your Rack ;)

    Pics of mine are Here



    From Top to Bottom:

    ISDN Modem of some Kind, Picked it up cheap
    HP 2424M
    Cisco 4000
    Cisco 2514 (Does NAT/PAT for my Net)
    Cisco 2503
    Cisco 2503
    Cisco 1900
    Patch Panel
    Cisco 1900
    Cisco 2900
    Cisco Catalyst 5000
    4U Rack Case which is in bits atm, Holds a Dual P3 though, 1GIG ram etc
    Cisco Local Director LDIR-410
    Another ISDN Modem of some Kind
    2 x Cisco Catalyst 5000


    EDIT: I got 2 new routers today :) a 1720 and a 3620
     
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  2. infiltraitor

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  3. TERRA Operative

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    Here's mine. It's a render farm in progress ....

    [​IMG]
    Click to view full-sized image!

    Got a SCSI HDD rack at the bottom (10 drives) unpopulated at the moment. I have another that I am converting to IDE at the moment.
    1Ghz P3 in the Compaq box and another 1Ghz above that.

    Then there are these that are to be installed once I get some shelves to stack them vertically on, once I get around to it.

    [​IMG]
    Click to view full-sized image!
     
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  4. MrvNDMrtN

    MrvNDMrtN Member

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    Thats a lot of old cisco stuff.

    My CCIE rack is here
     
    MrvNDMrtN, Sep 26, 2006
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  5. vortexkrow

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    ahh damm, got me hot and bothered for nothing :thumbdn: :lol:
     
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    BOB_LORDOFEVIL

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    Nice! i'm working on Upgrading all my gear to 2600's and 2900's for my CCNP Course, the current gear did ok for CCNA which i just finished :)
     
    BOB_LORDOFEVIL, Sep 26, 2006
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    woodys_world69, Sep 26, 2006
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  8. itsmydamnation

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    i dont have a rack at home but i have test rack at work (im the only comms/cisco person) that i can vpn then ssh into or dial in to a 2511 as an access server if i have to.

    it consists of:

    2501
    2503
    2511
    2509
    2600 X2
    3800
    515e
    515
    VPN concentrator 3005
    cat 3550 X2
    cat 2960 X2
    cat 4500(7 or 6 slots, cant remember) with SUP IV, 2 fiber blades, 2 gig rj-45

    right now i have sweet FA time to use it...

    edit: there are also 4000's but i run out of room in the rack :p
     
    itsmydamnation, Sep 26, 2006
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  9. genesis[OFT]

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    lol, classy....drap the soldering iron over the expensive networking equipment...I hope it's not on...lol :Paranoid:
     
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  10. infiltraitor

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    you show me a better desk and i might buy it..
    i LOVE my desk
    its nice and deep and its as wide as i want.. ive got another bit of wood the same size, i could move the rack and have a desk the whole way along that wall.

    i just love how people always comment on how ghetto my desk is.. and they usualy have some shitty ikea desk that is really small (whats yours like, woody?)
     
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  11. terrastrife

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    computers always come first... screw ergonomics and your own health =)
     
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  12. Alper

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    you know ur a nerd when...........
    you figure out the rest...
     
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  13. Whisper

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    Heh

    That 3560 is 90% (maybe more) of the total cost of that rack lol :)
     
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  14. SyN

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    also love how youve got 3 monitors but all you have open is OCAU :p :thumbup:
     
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  15. infiltraitor

    infiltraitor Member

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    actualy.. if you squint, you will see that i have IRC open on the left hand screen and a paused movie in WMP on the right hand screen :leet:
     
    infiltraitor, Sep 27, 2006
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  16. changlinn

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    Posted this in another thread, but thought I would post her for completeness
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    click piccy for bigger
     
    changlinn, Nov 12, 2006
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  17. iAl3xi

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    so the point of all these is to make ur power bill go up?
     
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  18. Whisper

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    Lol

    He has 2 x Cisco 5000's http://members.optusnet.com.au/mikeallison/public/rackcabinet/DSC00181-.jpg

    1 has a supervisor module but no ports
    1 has fast serial ports iirc but no supervisor module

    That's a hell of a lot of noise and electricity for not much return.

    Nice one on the 3620 with no modules between the 2 2503's http://members.optusnet.com.au/mikeallison/public/rackcabinet/DSC00178-.jpg

    Also, isn't that a Scitech rack with wheels, without the doors and side panels, ex Telstra/Qantas?
     
    Whisper, Nov 12, 2006
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  19. changlinn

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    nup mine do stuff, file server, web, voip, ftp, mail, backup, workstation, security, and testing enviroments for work.
     
    changlinn, Nov 12, 2006
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  20. itsmydamnation

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    have a new toy for my test rack :p

    3750G-48TS with E image
     
    itsmydamnation, Nov 12, 2006
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