On Tue, 22 Jul 2008, Teller, Robert wrote:
I am in the process of installing two Cisco 6500 chassis and was curious what types of PDU's people are using.
On a similar note, I'm about to turn up a few 6500s using DC power. Since we run our own DC plant, we have the option of running the power through local (to the racks where the 6500s are) DC fuse panels or directly from the DC breakers which are off in another part of the facility.
I'm used to (in other colo environments) always getting DC power through a local fuse panel. I like the idea that if the wiring needs to be disconnected for any reason, it's easy to pull the appropriate fuse (and know that it's remained pulled) while working on the wiring. Others are saying it's just fine to go direct from the remote breakers into the gear.
Relying on a breaker in another room, that someone else might flip without your knowledge, seems like a recipe for getting hurt. Does anyone actually do this?
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