@jmoore said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@melvinsilva Sounds great! I would love to visit there someday.
Will be posting on Fridays, whit places info, promotions and Dates to Visit, cuz every city has its own celebrations, then Places schedule activities and parties.
We launched our youtube channel called "Tuany - Drinks & Food".
The purpose of this program is to highlight the best places for Drinks and Food in the whole country (Nicaragua), we aspire to be the guide or reference in terms of Fun and Enjoy of Drinks, cocktails and Food for our national and international audience.
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@jmoore said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
still on vacation. just got coffee and huevos rancheros
Enjoy, envy here!!!
@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@melvinsilva said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Need to Buy a Phone, require to use it to do Full HD Videos and Photos,
options are:
- Redmi Note 8 Pro
- Redmi Note 8 Lite
- Redmi Note 9 Pro
- Redmi Note 8 Lite
- Redmi Note 10 Pro
- Redmi Note 8 Lite
- Huawei P30 Lite
- Huawei P40 Lite
What your comments are?
Note: No Apple or Samsung interested.
No Redmi here. Don't know them at all. Huawei should be amazing, but no Google Apps on it, which can be a negative. but for a camera, you can't beat it, and a great vendor. OnePlus looks really good. And Xiami.
Huawei announced end of products for this Sept 15th. So that is not a good choice now. Too Sad.
@scottalanmiller We dont use street name and most of the roads are not "finished"
@DustinB3403 Cellphone option this time, to do Live Videos.
Need to Buy a Phone, require to use it to do Full HD Videos and Photos,
options are:
What your comments are?
Note: No Apple or Samsung interested.
I have experienced that T3 (DS3) collapses (saturates) once you reach 40 Mbps, even rate is up to 44 Mbps.
@Pete-S Very true, in IT temporary becamos forever... that is a LAW!!!
@scottalanmiller Thats why since I started working in Network, used Standard B.
The way cables are organized and distributed is very important.
I have learned that the best way to have minimum affectation when a switch fails is to plug cables between patch panels and switches as follows:
Patch Panel cables organization ---> Horizontal (port 1, port 2, port 2, so on)
Stack Switches ---> Vertical (switch 1 Port 1, Switch 1 Port 2, Switch 2 Port 1, Switch 2 Port 2, so on)
At the end you should have this:
PP 1 Port 1 ---> Switch 1 Port 1
PP 1 Port 2 ---> Switch 1 Port 2
PP 1 Port 3 ---> Switch 2 Port 1
PP 1 Port 4 ---> Switch 2 Port 2
PP 1 Port 5 ---> Switch 3 Port 1
PP 1 Port 6 ---> Switch 3 Port 2
I always use Standard B since started in this field.
@mary It depends on what you have, some Cisco Switches came with GBIC others (now in time) come with SPF.
@JaredBusch You are refering just to the Fiber Patch Cord, it came terminated, but what about all the fiber wiring you must to deploy from Point A to Point B, that is something you must plan, 6, 8, 12 pairs, Monomode or Multimode, it will depends of your requirements, but that requires "fiber fusion" and terminals, in some cases, techs do the fiber fusion well but the connectors are "dirty" or bad, making connection not well done. (This is just example, what I had experienced).
You just plug the patch cord to its connector and have connectivy, but most of the cases there is "lost" in connection.
@JaredBusch 
This type of cable Im refering to.
@JaredBusch Yeap, only 1 pair working.
My point is that is very difficult to me "create" a RJ11 connector using normal telephone cable, it is very flexible and hard to crimp. For me at least.
I had never made a RJ11 cable connector using the flex cable (normal phone cable), I did a telephone connection using RJ45 JACK connector using Cat5e cable then connected to RJ11 then phone.
In one of the companies that I worked, they have an "Initial Test" for any Engenier;
They ask you, Are you an Engenier?, then do a Patch cord, here are the tools, make 1 with B Standard.
That is the way to show that you are a good engenier... jajaja
In network almost every core device (routers, switches and servers) may be NTP Master or Server. It depends on network design who will be the NTP Master, for me is the device which is "closest" to Internet.
I always create 2 diagrams for Network Topologies;