Mine is mostly server stuff, as that is my primary function. Router testing is usually done at the office
In the utility room in the basement: 4-post rack with the following: Tripp Lite 5000VA UPS with extra battery (everything runs on 240V) NetApp FAS980 with a single shelf of 500GB SATA drives (used as off-site backup for work, and minor hosting of my own) A few home-made servers (AMD 6-core box for virtualization and mail/web hosting, core i3 box for backups and such) Dell 24-port switch Juniper SRX 220 (Main firewall/gateway) connected to TWC Cable modem, and a metro ethernet back to the office. Various ancient routers, switches, servers, etc. that were at one time used for testing. Virtualization has pretty much obsoleted most of it. In my home office I have: 2 3000VA Tripp Lite UPSes for all computers. Mac Pro 2x MacBook Pros Core i7 Hackintosh Around the house we have other various clients, media center, etc. I recently did an audit of everything and I have a total of 108 GHz of CPU cores, 59 GB of RAM, and 57 TB of hard drives across everything. Overall pretty modest compared to some people, but I also don't want to have to have special electric service or the bill that goes with that! -Randy -- | Randy Carpenter | Vice President - IT Services | Red Hat Certified Engineer | First Network Group, Inc. | (800)578-6381, Opt. 1 ----
