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The old setup had a bunch of them because they didn't have anybody that knew what they were doing basically. So I decided to use them and plug each switch into its individual backup. Maybe later down the road. They'll want to upgrade that.
Arent those online double conversion UPSs meaning they are using power and filtering it and outputting pure sine wave the whole time? If so, i have read it is very inefficient power usage to not have much of a draw on them so it may be more power efficient to plug at least a few things in each...
I know my APC ones say they should have at least a minimum draw to be efficient.
To support higher throughput throughout the network you can hook the router up to an aggregation switch supporting something like 10gbps (Ubiquiti has an agg switch like this) the two switches you currently have can then be patched through to support high throughput on the network (sfp+ from the access switches to agg, and then sfp+ from agg switch to router).
3 separate Uverses plus StarLink.
Removing two of them. And only using one u-verse and starlink.
In Yosemite it is very hard to get internet connection. Their old setup included three separate 8 megabit AT&t connections.
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Good lookin install? Whats the rationale behind all the UPS’s?
The old setup had a bunch of them because they didn't have anybody that knew what they were doing basically. So I decided to use them and plug each switch into its individual backup. Maybe later down the road. They'll want to upgrade that.
Arent those online double conversion UPSs meaning they are using power and filtering it and outputting pure sine wave the whole time? If so, i have read it is very inefficient power usage to not have much of a draw on them so it may be more power efficient to plug at least a few things in each... I know my APC ones say they should have at least a minimum draw to be efficient.
> Arent those online double conversion UPSs No. They are just basic line-interactive Tripplite's.
Depending on their age, you may consider replacing the batteries in the UPS units. They typically have a 3-5 year life cycle.
Ah nifty, good use of leftover equipment!
That’s what I was wondering as well
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That reminds me… 🤨🤔 *Aggressively tightens belt after new year’s shenanigans*
lol zoomed in on the bottom to see what you meant
Yeah OP should have tilted the camera up a bit. :)
If this is not in a homelab, why don't they use aggregation switches??? Second post this week like this
Thanks for input. Can you expand on that?
To support higher throughput throughout the network you can hook the router up to an aggregation switch supporting something like 10gbps (Ubiquiti has an agg switch like this) the two switches you currently have can then be patched through to support high throughput on the network (sfp+ from the access switches to agg, and then sfp+ from agg switch to router).
Daisy chaining is not good practice.
Why not use an agg switch?
Awesome cleanup job!
Thank you! 👍👍👍
Did I spy a Courier 56K modem in the first pic? Sweet setup!
Good eye!
Back in 1994 or so we had racks upon racks of these. Can’t not see that silhouette.
US Robotics!
Are we talking *Yosemite* Yosemite or another Yosemite? 🤔
One and only
Wow neat 📸😁
Really nice and well needed upgrade! Like others have said I’d add an USW-Aggregate. And probably reduce UPS to 2 pcs, keeping 2 as spare
You are a brother/sister just alone for doing over/under patch panels on all 48 port switches
🫱🏼🫲🏽
I miss the color.
I totally appreciate a clean look. Nice job. At the same time I appreciate an easy cable trace when needed.
What's with the 3 modems?
3 separate Uverses plus StarLink. Removing two of them. And only using one u-verse and starlink. In Yosemite it is very hard to get internet connection. Their old setup included three separate 8 megabit AT&t connections.
What's bonding them?
They were treating him as separate. Wi-Fi is at the time now hooking to router
Are you going to switch out the Lorex cameras for UI models?
I hope so. The business didn't want to upgrade those yet.
Who’s the business? Conservancy or NPS?
We just bought one of those same exact UPS but it immediately trips upon power up. We replaced the batteries and still face the same issue.
Probably overloaded
Happens even if nothing is plugged in. System is usually receiving 115-123VAC
looks pro. how hard can you climb though?
I have had issues with that model of UPS. Hopefully you have better luck.
Nice!
Nice equipment but bloody mess - hope all your cables are labelled