After that, it was back to switches, wireless access points, VoIP phones, and vlans. With the current configuration, I can assign any port in any of the out buildings to just about any vlan in the main buildings. The wireless access points contain several SSIDs to allow just about any researcher to jump onto the appropriate vlan (after authentication) and most of the VoIP phones have been moved into the same vlan no matter what building they are in. I've been meaning to do this for years but haven't been in a position to do it until now.
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
In Barrow Again
After that, it was back to switches, wireless access points, VoIP phones, and vlans. With the current configuration, I can assign any port in any of the out buildings to just about any vlan in the main buildings. The wireless access points contain several SSIDs to allow just about any researcher to jump onto the appropriate vlan (after authentication) and most of the VoIP phones have been moved into the same vlan no matter what building they are in. I've been meaning to do this for years but haven't been in a position to do it until now.
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Richard:
ReplyDeleteThat is a really big hangar being able to put all those aircraft in there. I was always fascinated with flying, and the bonus is that you can do it in the snow. Just make sure you don't have a Ural engine (lol), unless you have Dom as your pilot
bob
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The Ural engine may be fine but you have to run it off of a battery (or throw a Honda genset in the back...) I have also always have been interested in flying and learned how to fly years ago when I was a university student. I never actually got my license since I was having too much fun flying around. Then I moved to Alaska and I couldn't afford it anymore.
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