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The ‘hot internal’ section of one of the 4 Kyoto Cooling Wheels, with a view on the fans and humidity control unit.
The heating/cooling installation of the DUPSs, with a heat exchanger to separate the internal and external circuits.
The disk farther away is set to 80Gb mode, running fedora, we will boot from that one to finish recovering.
The other one is the destination disk, the new 80Gb one, but with jumpers set to 32Gb max.
Below them, the SCSI data disk (bad, bad, disk, no cookie!) and another older IDE (OS and boot, 8Gb).
My server had a little planned downtime, my server had to move to another rack and in the meantime I could swap some memory-modules...
My server had a little planned downtime, my server had to move to another rack and in the meantime I could swap some memory-modules...
Todd Boucher from Leading Edge Design Group joins VT Governor Jim Douglas and others for the Tech Vault ribbon cutting ceremony
Most of the time, pix of computer equipment are rather dull (see other photos in this set!) I liked this one catching a red indicator light behind the rack and the yellow and blue cables.
This is the networking cabinet in BitPusher's new Seattle datacenter. Every cabinet has two HP2848 switches for redundancy that each plug into one of our Cisco 6506's via Fiber. Blue cables are for our left network, Green are for our right. Black are for management gear like Loms.