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<0> Falchion ;)
<1> You can also get a repeater if you're getting a low signal.
<0> WRT54GX Firmware Version: 1.02.06 is my current AP
<2> do ALL you guys have WRTG45s or what?!?
<1> that's a v5. A Piece Of ****. :P
<1> Jostein: No, I have a netgear POS.
<2> heh
<0> im in the same room as the ****ing AP and yet i'm often disconnected
<1> Oh wait, I DO own a wrt54g though
<0> what about stuff like this? http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/wireless/ps5279/index.html
<1> fredk-: That router is a piece of **** dude. It's a v5. Linksys changed from a linux based router to a vxware whatever piece of ****.
<0> apart from being expensive, would I get decent stability?
<1> fredk-: Ciso is Linksys.
<1> fredk-: Get a Sonicwall.
<1> they're very very nice.
<0> cisco is to linksys as lexus is to toyota :)
<1> fredk-: Except that a lexus is nice :P
<0> haha
<0> Falchion, seriously though, the aironet series blows too?
<1> Old school cisco was sweet.
<1> fredk-: Never actually used one myself so I dunno.
<1> fredk-: There i sno need for high end stuff if it's for your home. Just a decent router will do.
<0> I'm just thinking that enterprise level wifi hopefully would perform better than consumer level :)
<1> fredk-: Surte it's the router and not the wifi in your laptop?
<0> fair point, no
<1> heh
<0> i've used it quite a bit at enterprise locations like airports and such
<0> and it's been very stable
<1> Well, dunno what to tell ya. My netgear is stable. Pick up a router at circuitcity and try it out. They have a 30 day refund policy.
<0> Falchion, you're thinking http://www.sonicwall.com/products/tz170SP_wireless.html ?
<1> Sure, that's a good one. I think we certified it for DynDNS actually.
<0> Circuit City is a bit far for my taste, but I get the idea )
<0> :)
<1> Actually yep, that series.
<1> fredk-: :P heh
<0> nice
<0> I hope it's expensive
<0> lol
<0> yea, it is.
<1> heh
<1> Expensing it? :)
<0> ofcourse
<0> but, probably means they put some more thought into the design compared to the linksys crap one I have now
<1> Hey, I could use a couple things whil eyou're at it.
<0> haha
<1> I'm not kidding... ;)
<0> tell DynDNS to pocket it ;)
<0> i'm poor after changing datacenters hah
<1> pshaw.
<0> I hate security deposits
<0> :)
<0> And I needd to buy racks
<1> Buy me ****. Damn dude :< I want stuff!
<0> haha
<0> racks are about 25K to buy :(
<1> I saw a cool 1u case that holds 2 desktop systems. I forget the type of MB it holds but it's the type in my SK43G.
<1> yeah, I know.
<1> but I don't care. i want I want i want
<0> piss off :P
<1> You ****!
<0> technically I don't
<0> :)
<1> You're right., you BLOW
<0> hah
<0> how much rack/colo space do you guys use?
<1> We have 5 coloc's around the globe. Plus the server room at the office that has liek 8 racks or something.
<0> what the heck do you use it all for? :P
<1> As for how many racks, I can't remember how many at each
<0> Falchion, tell them to colo in norway too, I can handle whatever amount of racks you guys need *cough*
<1> fredk-: 5 globally redundant nameservers :) If continents sink into the ocean we'd still resolve yoru DNS :) Plus we have a LOT of other projects that aren't public and stuff.
<1> fredk-: If you could get them good rates....
<0> doesnt take that much to resolve a few names, does it? :P
<0> hehe, I dunno what is good these days around the world
<1> fredk-: Plus we're gonan be doing major **** in the future.. Like they're talking about hosting newsgroups with 6 month retention, as an example.
<0> I know whats decent in norway
<1> fredk-: Well, Give me numbers and I'll p*** them up to the CIO.
<0> I was kidding, but sure if you wanna :P
<0> I believe a rack runs about 600-700 ish + electricity
<0> not including bandwidth
<3> aaaah
<0> boom
<1> fredk-: How much for bandwidth?
<4> ho
<3> now its time to configure my admin server, directory server and optionally java application server
<0> Falchion, depends on amounts, I suppose you guys use alot?
<1> fredk-: Yeah
<0> Falchion, i'd estimate around $30/meg or so
<1> OK, I'll mention it to the CIO
<0> hehe cool
<0> Falchion, here's the facilities we use, http://www.digiplex.no/sw183.asp
<3> ok ok ok
<1> Out of curiosity, what exactly IS your job? Heh
<0> there's a video on there
<3> first i need to configure the directory server, THEN the admins erver.
<0> Falchion, I do hosting, pretty much ;)
<1> fredk-: hehe host my podcasts :)
<0> hehe
<1> I'll give you a sponsor ad on every show :)
<0> yeah, for a norwegian company hah
<1> Podcasts are worldwide
<0> sure, and like 1.5% of listeners are norwegian:)
<5> wohoo, 11 diggs :)
<1> All it takes is 1 :)
<0> hehe, true true
<5> Falchion: hehe. http://digg.com/technology/A_million_EU_domain_names_has_been_registered
<1> K_F: Yeha, saw that earlier :)
<5> I actually emailed them asking for data before 18:07 as well, we'll see how that goes
<0> Falchion, the facility we use is pretty neat, what I like about them is that they're totally carrier neutral
<6> hello, i need a tutorial or a bible about Linux Network Server Administration, is there anyoane who could help me?
<6> please?
<1> Our Boston coloc is pretty ghetto. Been down there to help with some swapouts.
<3> Carlloss: check your distributions documentation to begin with.
<0> Falchion, hehe
<1> Carlloss: Actually, google.com will give you a LOT of guides, tips, etc. Plus go subscribe to some Linux magazines.
<0> Falchion, do you guys typically get cages or racks?
<6> i thought that you know a good book or something...
<1> fredk-: cages.
<3> Carlloss: out of a few hundred?
<0> Falchion, buy your own racks and everything?
<1> Carlloss: The Dummies series is a good start I guess.
<1> fredk-: I know we have but I dunno about overall. I haven't been to the other colocs
<0> Falchion, okay, well, if they're interested I could put you in contact with the right people (for full cages).
<0> Falchion, it's fairly long term though.
<1> fredk-: Coolness
<7> someone help?
<1> fredk-: Well, if it happens cool, if not, eh.
<0> Yeah
<1> Quaz_: I have a penis.
<3> Quaz_: try actually asking a question and paying some ATTENTION to the responses.
<0> Nothing bad, but i'm not that keen on such huge clients anyway :P
<7> i have a slackware 10.2 and i receive some public ip's from my isp........my question is how can i give a part of them to another local area network so they can postrout them to his clients?
<3> in fact
<1> fredk-: heh
<3> bouncy
<1> Lion-O: Sigh. Wish I could kick :<
<0> Falchion, too much contracts and ****, and they usually get mad if we do some booya's
<1> fredk-: Hahah well, duh :P Tom would be right on the phone with you (Tom being the CIO). I love listening to him getting ticked off as he's given ME a run for my money when it comes to dealign with people making mistakes.
<0> hehe
<1> But that's generally reserved for when he's getting the run around.
<0> I ***ume you guys are geographically redundant anyway :)
<1> fredk-: Do you do individual hosting or businesses?
<1> fredk-: Yup.
<0> Falchion, 60% businesses ish
<0> maybe even 70, dont have the exact numbers
<1> fredk-: So, all kidding aside (since you're an evil bastard who won't gimme free hosting), how much would it cost for me to have a basic site for my podcast? Figure nobody would listen to it, as Ritalin says, so low bandwidth?
<0> I don't mind getting a free one, I just don't need the ad ;)
<1> I currently host my websites on my home server
<1> hehehe :)
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