Wanted to update the group, we have the fiber run from the roof to the 7th floor terminated now. Jerry, KD4YAL has a /23 allocated and LOA'd to us We need to get a router that supports fiber SFP's to light this up, and I've ordered some patch cables from the SC to LC interface on the SFP. I'm thinking of the following for a route/switch: Juniper EX3200 or 4200 with the SFP ports. These support PoE. Cisco 2851 with 24pt switch card. It's basically a switch with a router, and not as good as the juniper in terms of performance, but slightly cheaper on eBay. I have a 7210 SAS but it's not PoE and a bit slower for routing. Also, is there anyone who has the skills or interest in running the website? It's wordpress based now, but i don't think we're married to it. I doubt we'll be able to do anything this weekend, and then next is Dayton, so it may be a few weeks to get this all working. 73's -- Bryan Fields, W9CR Florida Simulcast Group, Inc.
The 2851 would be a good pick. I had an old 2800 that I used as my lab router for a couple years. Now Jerry has it as his main router. At least we would know our way around it. I have no problem helping with the web site. Did you have a idea what you wanted done with it? Tyler KM4RAE On Mon, May 9, 2016 at 12:30 PM, Bryan Fields <bryan@flscg.org> wrote:
Wanted to update the group, we have the fiber run from the roof to the 7th floor terminated now. Jerry, KD4YAL has a /23 allocated and LOA'd to us
We need to get a router that supports fiber SFP's to light this up, and I've ordered some patch cables from the SC to LC interface on the SFP.
I'm thinking of the following for a route/switch:
Juniper EX3200 or 4200 with the SFP ports. These support PoE.
Cisco 2851 with 24pt switch card. It's basically a switch with a router, and not as good as the juniper in terms of performance, but slightly cheaper on eBay.
I have a 7210 SAS but it's not PoE and a bit slower for routing.
Also, is there anyone who has the skills or interest in running the website? It's wordpress based now, but i don't think we're married to it.
I doubt we'll be able to do anything this weekend, and then next is Dayton, so it may be a few weeks to get this all working.
73's -- Bryan Fields, W9CR Florida Simulcast Group, Inc. _______________________________________________ FSG-public mailing list FSG-public@lists.keekles.org http://lists.keekles.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/fsg-public
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On 5/9/16 12:53 PM, xloner12 wrote:
The 2851 would be a good pick. I had an old 2800 that I used as my lab router for a couple years. Now Jerry has it as his main router. At least we would know our way around it.
Erron was asking me where we're going to land the fiber on 7. I was thinking it may be best to land it on the DC switch 10g interface so we can do multiple vlans up there if need be. Will you need a 10g single mode optic? I believe we've located a ex4200 which will do all the layer 3 we need. We'll need a /31 from the DC router to IP the PtP interface on the 4200 and a static route pointing the /23 from 44net to the switch. We'll need the /23 announced, and I believe Jerry has the LoA/CFA in hand for it. If we can pull this together I can probably get the 4200 installed this weekend.
I have no problem helping with the web site. Did you have a idea what you wanted done with it?
It's wordpress now, not married to the idea. Just need someone to take pictures and put them up there, add some info on the repeaters and the data stuff we're into. I'm not good with webdesign and I am to busy to deal with it. -- Bryan Fields, W9CR Florida Simulcast Group, Inc.
Bryan, James is saying that he has some juniper equipment for the DC that the fiber will land on, and that WOW would be providing the DIA. We will need the equipment thats with him and his input on the setup so I don't think it will be able to get done this weekend. He should be back next week. Tyler KM4RAE On Thu, May 12, 2016 at 9:35 AM, Bryan Fields <bryan@flscg.org> wrote:
On 5/9/16 12:53 PM, xloner12 wrote:
The 2851 would be a good pick. I had an old 2800 that I used as my lab router for a couple years. Now Jerry has it as his main router. At least we would know our way around it.
Erron was asking me where we're going to land the fiber on 7. I was thinking it may be best to land it on the DC switch 10g interface so we can do multiple vlans up there if need be. Will you need a 10g single mode optic?
I believe we've located a ex4200 which will do all the layer 3 we need.
We'll need a /31 from the DC router to IP the PtP interface on the 4200 and a static route pointing the /23 from 44net to the switch. We'll need the /23 announced, and I believe Jerry has the LoA/CFA in hand for it.
If we can pull this together I can probably get the 4200 installed this weekend.
I have no problem helping with the web site. Did you have a idea what you wanted done with it?
It's wordpress now, not married to the idea. Just need someone to take pictures and put them up there, add some info on the repeaters and the data stuff we're into. I'm not good with webdesign and I am to busy to deal with it.
-- Bryan Fields, W9CR Florida Simulcast Group, Inc. _______________________________________________ FSG-public mailing list FSG-public@lists.keekles.org http://lists.keekles.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/fsg-public
-- xlr12 xloner12@gmail.com
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