[sudo-sys] Gateway dead, Private network down

[Marc Juul]

For the switch with the broken fan Ian hacked a replacement which is
strapped to the outside of the case.

I ordered some higher-quality (ball-bearring) replacements.

They are Delta FFB0412SHN-BF00 and I got three for $8 shipped so we
can swap out others as they fail.

For future reference if you need to order more they are pretty
expensive from digi-key, but if you just search for FFB0412SHN on ebay
and look for a three-pin model you will probably be good, though
there's a chance you'll end up getting one where the third pin is a
"locked rotor sensor" rather than a tachometer but those are pretty
non-standard so it's unlikely.

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marc/juul

On 6/9/19, Marc Juul <marc at juul.io> wrote:
> The gateway has been replaced with a desktop computer sitting on its
> side in the rack on top of the multi-hd storage server. Note that this
> is super janky since the two PCI network cards can't be mounted
> properly in the somewhat-smaller-than-standard case.
>
> We added two network cards and were planning to use the built-in card
> as well, but currently the built-in card is not used and the private
> network is down. There are two reasons:
>
> * The switch used for the private network had one of its fans die and
> I turned it off until we can replace the fan so it won't overheat
> * The built-in network card appears to need firmware which I'm not
> going to bother with until the fan on the private network switch is
> replaced
>
> Also, we might get a new server rather than using this old desktop machine.
>
> The new computer is using the old harddrive. I changed the following
> files due to the different names of the network interfaces:
>
> /etc/network/interfaces
> /etc/default/isc-dhcp-server
> /etc/iptables/rules.v4
> /etc/iptables/rules.v6
>
> You can find backups of the files from before my changes at the same
> paths with .old added (for the parent dir for /etc/iptables)
>
> --
> marc/juul
>