>o What is the "demarc"? Is it the jack/punch-block where the SmartJack is
connected to?
The demarc (short for demarcation point) is the last place on a circuit that
the carrier is responsible. With a T1 this is typically some sort of
semi-intelligent device (NIU, smartjack) that responds to
Not really a "WTF" on my part, but...
Many years ago I was hand tracing a cable in a data center due to the usual
lack of docs and ensuing spaghetti factory. Said cable went under the three
foot raised floor, so I dove in. I'd been going for a while and was getting
concerned that I'd accidental
You might find what you're looking for at
acterna.com/global/technical_resources/index_gbl.html
They're the result of the TTC/ WWG merger.
Jeff
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Peter Galbavy wrote:
>Today's Financial Times in the UK carried a mutli-page (1/3rd or so of
>each broadsheet page) series of ads for this platform.
>
>Ergh, the worst fluffy "now you can do this" marketing I have seen in
>quite a while. When will they learn that "bigger, faster, harder" is
>di
Although a webcam is cheaper, Netbotz has a slick rackmount camera that does
envionmentals as well. On motion detection it snaps 5 frames off to a
central server which can be tied into a NMS.
In this particular case, the colo being open racks (apparently), physical
security was lacking a lot. B
It was down the first time I tried... seems to be back now.
Jeff
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