The Router
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Cisco 4500M+ Router 100MHz IDT Orion (MIPS R4600) CPU 32MB main memory 16MB shared memory 16MB flash 4MB boot flash NP-2E dual ethernet interface NP-1F-D-MM FDDI interface OS: Cisco IOS 12.2 |
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| After spending countless hours in computer networking class learning about and playing with Cisco routers, and after getting involved in some of my own networking projects, I decided it was time I owned some real networking hardware. With this device, I'm going to be gradually migrating some of Brick's routing functions. I really look forward to playing with this new toy! :) |
switch-core |
Intel NetStructure 470F 8-port 1000Base-SX Ethernet Switch This is my core switch, whose goal is to unify my network on a common gigabit back-end. Before this, my servers had a back-to-back gigabit link for NFS, and my switches had a back-to-back 802.1Q VLAN trunk. Now my network has been brought together, and I can add new gigabit equipment as I see fit. |
switch-mr, switch-wc |
BayStack 450-24T 24-port 10/100 Ethernet Switch This is the box that all my Ethernet links pass through. It is a managed device, so I can get to it from the console server or with telnet depending on how I configure it. Unlike my last managed switch, this one supports all the bells and whistles, from 802.1Q VLANs to IGMP snooping I now have two of these switches, with one in my rack and the other in my wiring closet. They are linked by GigE over Fiber. |
