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we don't have a real networking thread and the closest thing i can remember is the cat 5 in the laundry room thread so why the hell not talk about wifi and ethernet and sonet and atm and frame relay and your personal token ring setup and your infiniband home lan and your fibre channel san or your 40gbE nas or whatever the gently caress
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my eventual plan with the Very Fast Ethernet equipment is to build an iSCSI NAS to hold all of my archived digitized video tapes and photo scans so I can stop janitoring my free space. I already have a rackmount appliance thing with the ram and hard drives removed, but it's pretty old. I can gut the digital parts and reuse it I think. It was originally a NebuAd UTA-1000. the Nebuad Ultra Transparent Appliance was basically a deep packet inspection box used to build detailed advertising profiles on ISP's users and insject ads into their web pages. so basically I'm going to eventually have a big storage box built in the husk of a server that caused "congressional concern" 
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in fairness the cat5e in the laundry thread was probably peak networking discussion
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if my dad's plans go forward someday i might be putting cat5e in the sauna
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Thanks Ants posted:in fairness the cat5e in the laundry thread was probably peak networking discussion it was
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Thanks Ants posted:in fairness the cat5e in the laundry thread was probably peak networking discussion it was cat6 utp
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i want to get 10 or 100gb speed network between my home PC, my NAS and my set-top media player thing (currently a WDTV). any ideas on where to start? it's a synology nas 2-bay nas.
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Beast of Bourbon posted:100gb speed network between my home PC, my NAS and my set-top media player thing (currently a WDTV). lol
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streaming hd video needs like 20-40 mbps max bro
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unless he has 4k content encoded in mpeg2 i dunno how anyone would need let alone use more than 1 gbps within their household servers belong in your colo cage friends
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currently i have a 2011 sharp 1080p hdtv. it's got 1 hdmi in, so i'm all set there, thank you. the wdtv is also from 2011, it does 1080p out and has an "ethernet" jack on it, i think it's 100mbps but maybe we can OC that bad boy up to 100gbs. this isn't for streaming bullshit, this is for xferring files over there. right now it can take like...several minutes for a linux iso rip to get xferred to the wdtv.
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Beast of Bourbon posted:currently i have a 2011 sharp 1080p hdtv. it's got 1 hdmi in, so i'm all set there, thank you. 
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do i need to upgrade the entire system to 100gbs or will it slow down if i have a 10/100mbps device on the network, like WiFi does.
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Beast of Bourbon posted:i want to get 10 or 100gb speed network between my home PC, my NAS and my set-top media player thing (currently a WDTV). any ideas on where to start? it's a synology nas 2-bay nas. does the nas support 10gbE? also you're probably not getting 100gbE Infiniband DDR equipment is cheap now 
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atomicthumbs posted:does the nas support 10gbE? also you're probably not getting 100gbE it does 1gb ethernet. also it has 2 sata disk hard drives in there.
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Beast of Bourbon posted:it does 1gb ethernet. also it has 2 sata disk hard drives in there. i think you need 9 more nas to make it 10gb
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then you take the cable and put like 1 wire into each port?
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Beast of Bourbon posted:then you take the cable and put like 1 wire into each port? Put the wire in your butt.
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10gbE is either fiber (good) or 10GBASE-T (apparently sucks) or some weird standard nobody uses
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atomicthumbs posted:10gbE is either fiber (good) or 10GBASE-T (apparently sucks) or some weird standard nobody uses 10GBASE-T is fine with good cables (cat 7)
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mishaq posted:10GBASE-T is fine with good cables (cat 7) yeah but then you've got to haul them out and replace them when the next
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Silver Alicorn posted:I think borbon has a 4k tv come to bourbons home next time you Mother Fucker
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silver you stupind loving rear end in a top hat get off your drat couch and shag carpet and get on the mother loving coastliner and get up in here you loving piece of poo poo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! peer pressure is IN in 2017 Mother Fucker!!!
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Help I am running out of ports on my 24p home network switch Terminating a bunch of cat5e with a nice sharp punchdown tool is oddly therapeutic, but also bad for the knees
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what kind of garbage house needs 24 ports
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I have some consumer-level VDSL2 modem/router with one 1Gb port for my NAS/digitv-server. Thus normal desktop computer is connected through lowly 100 mbps port and everything else is on 2.4 GHz WLAN. The 2.4 GHz channels are congested af so maybe the next investment for me is a better VDSL2 box that has more 1Gb ports and 5 GHz transmitter.ahmeni posted:what kind of garbage house needs 24 ports 
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The Biggest Data I've worked on
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Smythe posted:silver you stupind loving rear end in a top hat get off your drat couch and shag carpet and get on the mother loving coastliner and get up in here you loving piece of poo poo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! peer pressure is IN in 2017 Mother Fucker!!! poo poo
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Rosoboronexport posted:Maybe garbage house has multiple wall panel plugs for wired home network? this is some groverhouse socket every 6 feet level poo poo
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r u ready to WALK posted:Help I am running out of ports on my 24p home network switch just get a 48 port switch. no big deal
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ahmeni posted:this is some groverhouse socket every 6 feet level poo poo A family friend is building a 6+ room house and I haven't counted how many wall plugs he has installed on it. Legal demands here require that there is a 2-socket RJ45 plug on each bedroom.
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Rosoboronexport posted:A family friend is building a 6+ room house and I haven't counted how many wall plugs he has installed on it. Legal demands here require that there is a 2-socket RJ45 plug on each bedroom. where the gently caress do you live
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Rosoboronexport posted:A family friend is building a 6+ room house and I haven't counted how many wall plugs he has installed on it. Legal demands here require that there is a 2-socket RJ45 plug on each bedroom. Good. A well wired house with like 3 outlets per bedroom plus an extra 3 per other room is fine and good.
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Captain Foo posted:where the gently caress do you live Finland. Though I don't know if this is domestic or EU legislation.
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