Hellos,
We have physically connected two switches: HP and Cisco (I believe), via
CAT6 cable.
One switch is located at the Server Area and the other on the second floor
(which will be used to connect computers that can be used by the public in
general).
THE CALL:
The layer one part is done, but I feel that someone else with more
switching/routing knowledge than me should check this two switches for any
possible misconfiguration. I am not keen on this, but I could help someone
that can lead this part.
Please let me know if someone else already done this, so I can drop this
part and continue with the rest of things that need to be done on the
second floor.
Thanks in advance,
Daniel
On Sun, Jul 5, 2015 at 10:36 PM, danarauz(a)gmail.com <danarauz(a)gmail.com>
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> The two switches light up today (Sunday).
> One of the termination had to be redone.
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> On Sat, Jul 4, 2015 at 9:59 PM, danarauz(a)gmail.com <danarauz(a)gmail.com>
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>> Juul: Yes, I am excited that we are getting this done.
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>> Anyways, the good news: The HP switch is up on the column and its powered
>> up.
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>> The cable that comes from the building entrance's door was terminated and
>> its connected to the Switch in the second floor area. The cable that
>> connects to the Switch in the second floor area and the Server area was
>> also connected to the switch.
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>> Okay, the not so good news: The switches are not talking.
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>> Somewhere along the line wire no. 1 is broken or not connecting.
>> Wires 7 and 8 show issues also. I re-punched the end at the Patch Panel;
>> but this didn't help.
>> I will come back tomorrow, Sunday, and re-do the end at the second floor.
>> I hope that takes care of it.
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>> Daniel
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>> On Sat, Jul 4, 2015 at 7:49 PM, Marc Juul <juul(a)labitat.dk> wrote:
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>>> On Sat, Jul 4, 2015 at 3:43 PM, danarauz(a)gmail.com <danarauz(a)gmail.com>
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>>>> Okay folks, the run from the second floor (where the public computers
>>>> area) to the server area has been done.
>>>> It took me a few hours, moving like molasses, but it is done! :)
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>>>> * One end has been terminated at the Server area patch panel port 32.
>>>> * The other end of the cable was terminated to a female RJ45 connector
>>>> (without a box, because I didn't find one).
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>>> Awesome! The installation is so close to completed now!
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>>>> I WILL BE MOVING HP SWITCH UP THE WALL:
>>>> I noticed that a HP Procurve 24 port switch was left on top of one of
>>>> the desktop computers; but I will move it up to the column above this
>>>> table, so members and visitors don't mess with it. -Remember, this switch
>>>> is feeding a connection the door lock system and, I believe, also the
>>>> bookstore register area. And we really don't want those two connections to
>>>> lose connections, just because someone unplugged the wrong cable or
>>>> unplugged the wrong electrical cord or etc, etc.
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>>> Good idea, I had placed it there simply to indicate that that switch
>>> would be good to use for that area.
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Okay folks, the run from the second floor (where the public computers area)
to the server area has been done.
It took me a few hours, moving like molasses, but it is done! :)
* One end has been terminated at the Server area patch panel port 32.
* The other end of the cable was terminated to a female RJ45 connector
(without a box, because I didn't find one).
I WILL BE MOVING HP SWITCH UP THE WALL:
I noticed that a HP Procurve 24 port switch was left on top of one of the
desktop computers; but I will move it up to the column above this table, so
members and visitors don't mess with it. -Remember, this switch is feeding
a connection the door lock system and, I believe, also the bookstore
register area. And we really don't want those two connections to lose
connections, just because someone unplugged the wrong cable or unplugged
the wrong electrical cord or etc, etc.
I will be updating the chart by the patch panel at the Server area to
reflect this new connection.
Thanks,
Daniel
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The mesh will soon be receiving two flutter boards since we funded their
kickstarter.
These are 900 mhz fairly long range low bandwidth (i think up to 1 mbps?)
boards that can be programmed with a modified Arduino IDE.
These would be pretty good for a low-bandwidth disaster recovery mesh, or
for sensor reporting. I'm sending this mail to start people thinking about
possible uses.
Here's their kickstarter:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/flutterwireless/flutter-20-wireless-ar…
Here's my old write-up for the DisasterRadio project for inspiration
(currently in suspended animation):
https://sudoroom.org/wiki/DisasterRadio
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I am trying to run the network cable from th second floor to the server
area, but I got stuck.
I need a drill to make a hole (on one of the walls at the kitchen that
connect to CCL), but I cannot find a cordless drill.
Well, I also need the drill bit for that too.
Thanks,
Daniel
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Hellos,
I am free until 3pm or so and I would like to use that time by going to the
Pride Parade or by working in the Omni.
Pride Parade:I can meet you at the Omni and then we can take BART.
Omni: Well, this will be work, running the network cable from above La
commune register area to the Server area.
Please let me know if interested on doing any of the two.
Daniel
p.s 415.336.9143 has issues charging, so email can be more reliable these
days.
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Hellos, here are the deets:
CONFIG:
Intel Atom CPU N450 @ 1.66GHz x 2
2GiB RAM
HD 243.9 GB
STATE
About five or so years old machines. -All of them need new keyboards, and
about 4 of them need new displays.
REPAIR CO$T:
Some people won't mind typing on the keyboard holes, while we buy the
keyboards, oh yeah, the cost. I ran a quick search and each keyboard is
between 7-15 bucks each.
WHY?
The current owners don't like them, besides that they been vandalized
(Users removed keyboard keys from all keyboards, and about three w smashed
displays). Besides that they feel that they run too slow for the software
they would like to use.
MY TAKE:
My take is that for Sudoroom they will be just fine. I brought one home to
test and installed Ubuntu 14.4 LTS 32Bit (they may take 64Bit) and it is
running fine while browsing, emailing, IRC-ing. :)
WHAT IS THE THING?
There are two thing, a) I cannot be the Sudo representative. b) The process
usually takes about a month - two months to get it completed; so we can
start getting the ball rolling next week.
Daniel
p.s. of course we should get it! :)
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Sierk (a potential new member) and I came to the omni to finish the run
that somebody started at the basement, but walking around we saw that there
are more things pending.
I am planning to be here for a couple of hrs more or less.
Anyhow, I started a list of things to do (
https://pad.riseup.net/p/omniwiring ), in case someone would like to add
more items or see what is pending:
OMNI NETWORK WIRING - LIST TO DO
June 27, 2015
PENDING RUNS:
* From the computers by the kitchen to the Server Area
* From Server area to Basement
TERMINATIONS:
* Cable that come from the door at the corner to the computers in the
second floor.
OLD RUNS THAT NEED TO BE RE-DONE:
* The phone line (I am 50% guilty of this lousy run) needs to redone at
least from the CCL to Server room.
* A white cable comes from the basement and goes under the door to the
Server area.
NOTE: people know that there is a 16 port switch under the 3D printers.
Thanks,
Daniel
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Hellos,
For those working by the 3D working area here a few notes.
1) For your convenience and to help to clear up some of the extra cables in
the vicinity a 16 port switch has been installed under the 3D Printer
table.
2) All the extra network cables removed from the 3D printing area are now
in the Server area, if you need them.
3) The red and black color electrical cable that was feeding power from the
basement has been relocated. Now the power is coming from the Server Area;
but this should be considered a TEMPORARY solution, since it should be
better to have a formal electrical outlet instead.
Thank you Sierk (he is not in this list yet), for helping; very appreciated
it.
Daniel
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