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Log in Remember me. Good work, Chris. Thanks for all you've done to advance use of these techniques. Log in to comment. Real cool Chris! Glad to see these advancing. I love the new adjustable-mount position tray.
Users who liked this warren. Printable format beta Print without page links Print in 3-column layout. Add a location. This is part of: notes. Or not. However, most of the above advice applies even if you plan to set up your home lab in your existing living room cabinet , on a bookshelf , under your desk , or in a cardboard box.
No, seriously…. Image : Fancy cardboard box cabinet. NOTE: You can get most of the equipment listed below via Craigslist, Universities, and other local second-hand options in some countries.
Before we delve a bit deeper into my home lab recommendations, if you are a beginner to switching and routing, then a lot of the hardware below may seem to be a bit of an overkill. Yup, that one, the mini heater in your living room. Buying your own could make some financial sense. As well as giving better performance, reliability, and security. Bet you were already sold with the financial bit eh?
But it gets better; most of these modems provided by ISPs are usually of poor quality, used, and lack features. This means you are at the mercy of your ISP to push new patched firmware. If you have a great ISP and this does not apply to you, stick with your modem.
The only reason to replace it in such circumstances will be to have access to additional network features and create a home lab where you can test away!
When deciding placement, I would suggest toward the top or leave space below and above. That said, I love this modem!
A typical full-size rack is 42U high. Racks and cabinets are then listed as 1U, 2U, 3U, 4U, and so on. Update: This is a very solid wall mount rack. I can confirm that what you see is what you get. No issues to report. At home, we have a backup generator that runs on propane.
It can run for up to a week, which is useful in the tropics. Other than hurricane season, power cuts are extremely rare here. So far, for , we have had one outage that was due to a lightning strike on a nearby electrical post. It takes a minute or so to failover to the backup generator.
Long enough to fail-over to the backup gen or to shut down all the equipment cleanly. Ultimately, you will have to decide whether you even require an uninterruptible power supply at home.
From experience, UPS batteries are almost always a disappointment, and this is largely because of the cost vs. If you really need to have a UPS, you could spend thousands just to have a long enough runtime. My advice, get a UPS that provides just enough runtime for everything to shutdown cleanly and only use the UPS for the most essential and efficient devices in your home lab.
Update: Surprisingly, the battery performance of this UPS so far is above my expectation. As mentioned later in this article, pay attention to your power consumption. The APs for example, max power consumption is just 6. Lastly, for this setup, it will look more professional if placed on a ventilated 1U rack shelf:. Update: Very sturdy, great for keeping equipment cool and cable management thanks to the vents and slots. Right above the UPS, I will be mounting the following:.
Update: This is a very convenient piece of hardware. Maintaining an optimal temperature for rack-mounted equipment prevents overheating, ensures consistent performance, and extends their lifespan. The plan is to mount an intake fan at the bottom rack unit position remember hot air rises. Update: At the lowest fan speed, this cools rack temps by about 2 to 3 degrees Fahrenheit. The main category is Radio equipment reviews, ratings and comparisons that is about Radio equipment reviews, ratings and comparisons.
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