On Thu, 8 Dec 2011 14:35:22 +0100
"Frank Schuhmann" <f.schuhm...@t-online.de> wrote:


> At their website soekris is telling something about for what the boxes are to
> use:
> 1. Small net services
> 2. Small routers / servers / vpn / wlan


I'm using my net5501 as a router. And as i said, WLAN crashes
the machine. So i'm using it in a way that is not expected???
 
> With low power consuming parts. 
> 
> All parts soekris were producing, I mean all the lan and all vpn cards are 
> using
> low 
> power and don’t overheating the soldered on chips from the cards and the
> boards.

Those parts were bought from soekris directly. So i assume they have
been tested with the net5501, as they have been sold as accessories
for the net5501.

 
> Alix - solid aluminium cases 
> For smal routers or firewalls amd only at home use please.
> If an electrical strike hits the building or 19" rack, the aluminium cases 
> will
> smelt in seconds and spread out,
> if the rack is not closed with a front door, very hot liquid aliminium. This 
> can
> harm human beings and other devices.

Err... I'm not sure i understand you correctly...
But, if you really have a full lightning strike on your alix/soekris
box and have the case melting... then the molten metal is the least
of your problems as anyone near the box will be already dead.
Beside, that the iron sheet of the soekris box will melt as well.

> And to prevent the employees and devices from damage is also perhaps a
> administrative job.

No, this is actually a job for the architect and electrician. They have
to ensure that no lightning strike can enter the building w/o passing
trough some absorbers. Any strike that you get trough the power cable,
telephone or network sokets is still high enough to fry your electronics
and give you a severe shock. But it shouldn't be able to kill you.
Much less to melt any metal case.

> To store this aluminium cases in professional network enviroments or
> infrastructures not to be recommend, 

I dont see any reason why aluminium cases should not be used in
"professional" enviroments. I'd rather say that you mix up something.


                        Attila Kinali

-- 
The trouble with you, Shev, is you don't say anything until you've saved
up a whole truckload of damned heavy brick arguments and then you dump
them all out and never look at the bleeding body mangled beneath the heap
                -- Tirin, The Dispossessed, U. Le Guin
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