Server Room - Revision history

Ironleg at 03:51, 11 June 2020

2020-06-11T03:51:21Z

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Msg4real: /* Equipment */

2015-11-25T05:18:07Z

Equipment

← Older revision		Revision as of 05:18, 25 November 2015
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	~~==NOTE!==~~
	This section of the wiki was made before Freeside moved from it's original location to it's new location in 2020. It's preserved on the wiki until it's corrected to reflect our new location and may not be representative of what our current facility is. Please reach out to hello@fresideatlanta.org if you have any questions.

	==Overview==		==Overview==

Msg4real: /* Equipment */

2015-10-15T00:30:57Z

Equipment

← Older revision		Revision as of 00:30, 15 October 2015
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	~~==NOTE!==~~
	This section of the wiki was made before Freeside moved from it's original location to it's new location in 2020. It's preserved on the wiki until it's corrected to reflect our new location and may not be representative of what our current facility is. Please reach out to hello@fresideatlanta.org if you have any questions.

	==Overview==		==Overview==

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	* 1x TP-Link TL-WR703N VPN (Temporary! Interfaced to RBP)		* 1x TP-Link TL-WR703N VPN (Temporary! Interfaced to RBP)
	* 1x Rackable Box (to be removed, putting its drives into vm host)		* 1x Rackable Box (to be removed, putting its drives into vm host)
	* 1X Raspberry PI 2 running [[RASPBX]]

	== Current Projects ==		== Current Projects ==

Eldon: /* Services Wishlist */

2013-08-14T17:29:15Z

Services Wishlist

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	~~==NOTE!==~~
	This section of the wiki was made before Freeside moved from it's original location to it's new location in 2020. It's preserved on the wiki until it's corrected to reflect our new location and may not be representative of what our current facility is. Please reach out to hello@fresideatlanta.org if you have any questions.

	==Overview==		==Overview==

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	==Equipment==		==Equipment==
	* 1x Comcast Modem		* VM Hosts
	* 1x Cisco switch		** 1x Dell 2950 with: 2U 2xL5320 (Quad Core 64 bit @ 1.86GHz, Intel VT compatible), 16GB RAM, 1x1TB SATA Drive (Owned By Eldon)
	* Wifi APs
	* (soon) [[Juniper J2320]] (Router/VPN/SWITCH)
	** VM Hosts
	** ~~[s]~~ 1x Dell 2950 with: 2U 2xL5320 (Quad Core 64 bit @ 1.86GHz, Intel VT compatible), 16GB RAM, 1x1TB SATA Drive (Owned By Eldon) ~~[/s]~~
	* 1x RBP Reboot Plus Switched PDU w/Serial interface		* 1x RBP Reboot Plus Switched PDU w/Serial interface
	* 1x TP-Link TL-WR703N VPN (Temporary! Interfaced to RBP)		* 1x TP-Link TL-WR703N VPN (Temporary! Interfaced to RBP)
	* 1x Rackable Box (to be removed, putting ~~its~~ drives into vm host)		* 1x Rackable Box (to be removed, putting it's drives into vm host)
	* ~~1X Raspberry PI 2 running [[RASPBX]]~~		* 1x Cisco switch
			* 1x Comcast Modem

	== Current Projects ==		== Current Projects ==

Eldon: /* Server Room Rules Brainstorming */

2013-08-14T17:28:24Z

Server Room Rules Brainstorming

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	~~==NOTE!==~~
	This section of the wiki was made before Freeside moved from it's original location to it's new location in 2020. It's preserved on the wiki until it's corrected to reflect our new location and may not be representative of what our current facility is. Please reach out to hello@fresideatlanta.org if you have any questions.

	==Overview==		==Overview==

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	==Equipment==		==Equipment==
	* 1x Comcast Modem		* VM Hosts
	* 1x Cisco switch		** 1x Dell 2950 with: 2U 2xL5320 (Quad Core 64 bit @ 1.86GHz, Intel VT compatible), 16GB RAM, 1x1TB SATA Drive (Owned By Eldon)
	* Wifi APs
	* (soon) [[Juniper J2320]] (Router/VPN/SWITCH)
	** VM Hosts
	** ~~[s]~~ 1x Dell 2950 with: 2U 2xL5320 (Quad Core 64 bit @ 1.86GHz, Intel VT compatible), 16GB RAM, 1x1TB SATA Drive (Owned By Eldon) ~~[/s]~~
	* 1x RBP Reboot Plus Switched PDU w/Serial interface		* 1x RBP Reboot Plus Switched PDU w/Serial interface
	* 1x TP-Link TL-WR703N VPN (Temporary! Interfaced to RBP)		* 1x TP-Link TL-WR703N VPN (Temporary! Interfaced to RBP)
	* 1x Rackable Box (to be removed, putting ~~its~~ drives into vm host)		* 1x Rackable Box (to be removed, putting it's drives into vm host)
	* ~~1X Raspberry PI 2 running [[RASPBX]]~~		* 1x Cisco switch
			* 1x Comcast Modem

	== Current Projects ==		== Current Projects ==
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	* VPN access point to remote in and access infrastructure remotely.		* VPN access point to remote in and access infrastructure remotely.

	* A small NAS would be nice, and then look to leverage something like Jungledrive on AWS for some off-site backups of access control, VM images, security logs and video, etc.		* A small NAS would be nice, and then look to leverage something like
			Jungledrive on AWS for some off-site backups of access control, VM images,
			security logs and video, etc.
	** I would rather have this be a vm. The vm server can handle 6 drives. I think probably just use that.		** I would rather have this be a vm. The vm server can handle 6 drives. I think probably just use that.

Eldon: /* Members-Only Wifi Services */

2013-08-14T17:27:36Z

Members-Only Wifi Services

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	~~==NOTE!==~~
	This section of the wiki was made before Freeside moved from it's original location to it's new location in 2020. It's preserved on the wiki until it's corrected to reflect our new location and may not be representative of what our current facility is. Please reach out to hello@fresideatlanta.org if you have any questions.

	==Overview==		==Overview==

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	==Equipment==		==Equipment==
	* 1x Comcast Modem		* VM Hosts
	* 1x Cisco switch		** 1x Dell 2950 with: 2U 2xL5320 (Quad Core 64 bit @ 1.86GHz, Intel VT compatible), 16GB RAM, 1x1TB SATA Drive (Owned By Eldon)
	* Wifi APs
	* (soon) [[Juniper J2320]] (Router/VPN/SWITCH)
	** VM Hosts
	** ~~[s]~~ 1x Dell 2950 with: 2U 2xL5320 (Quad Core 64 bit @ 1.86GHz, Intel VT compatible), 16GB RAM, 1x1TB SATA Drive (Owned By Eldon) ~~[/s]~~
	* 1x RBP Reboot Plus Switched PDU w/Serial interface		* 1x RBP Reboot Plus Switched PDU w/Serial interface
	* 1x TP-Link TL-WR703N VPN (Temporary! Interfaced to RBP)		* 1x TP-Link TL-WR703N VPN (Temporary! Interfaced to RBP)
	* 1x Rackable Box (to be removed, putting ~~its~~ drives into vm host)		* 1x Rackable Box (to be removed, putting it's drives into vm host)
	* ~~1X Raspberry PI 2 running [[RASPBX]]~~		* 1x Cisco switch
			* 1x Comcast Modem

	== Current Projects ==		== Current Projects ==
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	* VPN access point to remote in and access infrastructure remotely.		* VPN access point to remote in and access infrastructure remotely.

	* A small NAS would be nice, and then look to leverage something like Jungledrive on AWS for some off-site backups of access control, VM images, security logs and video, etc.		* A small NAS would be nice, and then look to leverage something like
			Jungledrive on AWS for some off-site backups of access control, VM images,
			security logs and video, etc.
	** I would rather have this be a vm. The vm server can handle 6 drives. I think probably just use that.		** I would rather have this be a vm. The vm server can handle 6 drives. I think probably just use that.

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	** I would be fine with (and think it would be a nice service) if we hosted a vm on the "public" network being a member's public facing webpage (they user our IP and it gets natted/proxied somehow), they just have to realize that it is not going to be as reliable as amazon, and we will shut it off if it gets hacked or goes unmaintained.		** I would be fine with (and think it would be a nice service) if we hosted a vm on the "public" network being a member's public facing webpage (they user our IP and it gets natted/proxied somehow), they just have to realize that it is not going to be as reliable as amazon, and we will shut it off if it gets hacked or goes unmaintained.

	* Nice-to-haves, like a media server, etc, don't belong on the infrastructure rack/UPS, etc. If it isn't essential, we should monitor it, ~~kill~~-a-watt it, figure out the cost to keep it running, and figure out if the users want to support that.		* Nice-to-haves, like a media server, etc, don't belong on the infrastructure
			rack/UPS, etc. If it isn't essential, we should monitor it, Kill-a-watt it,
			figure out the cost to keep it running, and figure out if the users want to
			support that.

Eldon at 05:06, 13 August 2013

2013-08-13T05:06:19Z

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 ==Overview==
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 ==Equipment==
-* 1x Comcast Modem
+* VM Hosts
-* 1x Cisco switch
+** 1x Dell 2950 with: 2U 2xL5320 (Quad Core 64 bit @ 1.86GHz, Intel VT compatible), 16GB RAM, 1x1TB SATA Drive (Owned By Eldon)
 * 1x RBP Reboot Plus Switched PDU w/Serial interface
 * 1x TP-Link TL-WR703N VPN (Temporary! Interfaced to RBP)
-* 1x Rackable Box (to be removed, putting its drives into vm host)
+* 1x Rackable Box (to be removed, putting it's drives into vm host)
-* 1X Raspberry PI 2 running [[RASPBX]]
+* 1x Cisco switch
 == Current Projects ==
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 == Members-Only Wifi Services ==

Eldon at 05:03, 13 August 2013

2013-08-13T05:03:37Z

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 ==Overview==
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 ==Equipment==
 * 1x Comcast Modem
 == Current Projects ==
 * [[Vuvuzela]], Open Source Access Control

Emptyset: /* Current Projects */

2013-01-29T12:01:58Z

Current Projects

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	==~~NOTE!~~==		==Gallery==
	~~This section~~ of the wiki was made before Freeside moved from it's original location to it's new location in 2020. It's preserved on the wiki until it's corrected to reflect our new location and may not be representative of what our current facility is. Please reach out to hello@fresideatlanta.org if you have any questions.		<TODO - A gallery of Server Room images will go here>

	==Overview==		==Overview==

	The server room is where most of the heavy computing for Freeside happens. There ~~is a rack with~~ several rack-mounted servers, and ~~currently~~ a ~~bunch of old computers that need sorting~~.		The server room is where most of the heavy computing for Freeside happens. There are several rack-mounted servers, a rack for donated computer equipment, and a prototyping area for [[Vuvuzela\| Access Control]].

	==Equipment==		==Equipment==
	* ~~1x Comcast Modem~~		* Racks
	* ~~1x Cisco switch~~		* Rack servers running *nix OS, various specifications
	* Wifi APs		* IT workstation
	* (soon) [[Juniper J2320]] (Router/VPN/SWITCH)
	** VM Hosts
	** [s] 1x Dell 2950 with: 2U 2xL5320 (Quad Core 64 bit @ 1.86GHz, Intel VT compatible), 16GB RAM, 1x1TB SATA Drive (Owned By Eldon) [/s]
	* 1x RBP Reboot Plus Switched PDU w/Serial interface
	* ~~1x TP-Link TL-WR703N VPN (Temporary! Interfaced to RBP)~~
	* 1x Rackable Box (to be removed, ~~putting its drives into vm host)~~
	* ~~1X Raspberry PI 2 running [[RASPBX]]~~

	== Current Projects ==		== Current Projects ==

	* [[Vuvuzela]], Open Source Access Control		* [[Vuvuzela]], Open Source Access Control
	* ~~VMs for members~~		* Infosec Lab
	* ~~VMs for classes~~		* Server Virtualization
	* ~~OpenVPN for members~~		* F-BOMB
			* Other cloak and dagger stuff we can't talk about
	~~== Members~~-~~Only Wifi Services ==~~

	~~== Services Wishlist ==~~

	* ~~1 physical Zoneminder multi-U box because of the MPEG encoder card for the coax cameras.~~

	* 1 VM for Vuvuzela (access control database, etc) hooked up to physical serial for door rfid.

	* NAT/DNS/DHCP VM

	* Distinct locked down network for infrastructure stuff ~~(cameras, RasPi~~
	~~for access control, etc),~~

	* Distinct network for workstations, wifi access, etc.

	* Public and Members wifi, with QOS

	* A good physical drop in the classroom and the auditorium for streaming.

	* VPN access point to remote in and access infrastructure remotely.

	* A small NAS would be nice, and then look to leverage something like Jungledrive on AWS for some off-site backups of access control, VM images, security logs and video, etc.
	** I would rather have this be a vm. The vm server can ~~handle 6 drives. I think probably just use that.~~

	~~== Server Room Rules Brainstorming ==~~
	* We don't need any internal (public) web servers.
	** Public as in open to the internet, right? ie, we don't want to be a colo for just whoever.
	** I would be fine with (and think it would be a nice service) if we hosted a vm on the "public" network being a member's public facing webpage (they user our IP and it gets natted/proxied somehow), they just have to realize that it is not going to be as reliable as amazon, and we will shut it off if it gets hacked or goes unmaintained.

	* Nice-to-haves, like a media server, etc, don't ~~belong on the infrastructure rack/UPS, etc. If it isn't essential, we should monitor it, kill-a-watt it, figure out the cost to keep it running, and figure out if the users want to support that.~~

Emptyset: /* Current Projects */

2013-01-29T11:58:43Z

Current Projects

← Older revision		Revision as of 11:58, 29 January 2013
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	==~~NOTE!~~==		==Gallery==
	~~This section~~ of the wiki was made before Freeside moved from it's original location to it's new location in 2020. It's preserved on the wiki until it's corrected to reflect our new location and may not be representative of what our current facility is. Please reach out to hello@fresideatlanta.org if you have any questions.		<TODO - A gallery of Server Room images will go here>

	==Overview==		==Overview==

	The server room is where most of the heavy computing for Freeside happens. There ~~is a rack with~~ several rack-mounted servers, and ~~currently~~ a ~~bunch of old computers that need sorting~~.		The server room is where most of the heavy computing for Freeside happens. There are several rack-mounted servers, a rack for donated computer equipment, and a prototyping area for [[Vuvuzela\| Access Control]].

	==Equipment==		==Equipment==
	* ~~1x Comcast Modem~~		* Racks
	* ~~1x Cisco switch~~		* Rack servers running *nix OS, various specifications
	* Wifi APs		* IT workstation
	* (soon) [[Juniper J2320]] (Router/VPN/SWITCH)
	** VM Hosts
	** [s] 1x Dell 2950 with: 2U 2xL5320 (Quad Core 64 bit @ 1.86GHz, Intel VT compatible), 16GB RAM, 1x1TB SATA Drive (Owned By Eldon) [/s]
	* 1x RBP Reboot Plus Switched PDU w/Serial interface
	* ~~1x TP-Link TL-WR703N VPN (Temporary! Interfaced to RBP)~~
	* 1x Rackable Box (to be removed, ~~putting its drives into vm host)~~
	* ~~1X Raspberry PI 2 running [[RASPBX]]~~

	== Current Projects ==		=== Current Projects ===

	* [[Vuvuzela]], Open Source Access Control		* [[Vuvuzela]], Open Source Access Control
	* ~~VMs for members~~		* Infosec Lab
	* ~~VMs for classes~~		* Server Virtualization
	* ~~OpenVPN for members~~		* F-BOMB
			* Other cloak and dagger stuff we can't talk about
	~~== Members~~-~~Only Wifi Services ==~~

	~~== Services Wishlist ==~~

	* ~~1 physical Zoneminder multi-U box because of the MPEG encoder card for the coax cameras.~~

	* 1 VM for Vuvuzela (access control database, etc) hooked up to physical serial for door rfid.

	* NAT/DNS/DHCP VM

	* Distinct locked down network for infrastructure stuff ~~(cameras, RasPi~~
	~~for access control, etc),~~

	* Distinct network for workstations, wifi access, etc.

	* Public and Members wifi, with QOS

	* A good physical drop in the classroom and the auditorium for streaming.

	* VPN access point to remote in and access infrastructure remotely.

	* A small NAS would be nice, and then look to leverage something like Jungledrive on AWS for some off-site backups of access control, VM images, security logs and video, etc.
	** I would rather have this be a vm. The vm server can ~~handle 6 drives. I think probably just use that.~~

	~~== Server Room Rules Brainstorming ==~~
	* We don't need any internal (public) web servers.
	** Public as in open to the internet, right? ie, we don't want to be a colo for just whoever.
	** I would be fine with (and think it would be a nice service) if we hosted a vm on the "public" network being a member's public facing webpage (they user our IP and it gets natted/proxied somehow), they just have to realize that it is not going to be as reliable as amazon, and we will shut it off if it gets hacked or goes unmaintained.

	* Nice-to-haves, like a media server, etc, don't ~~belong on the infrastructure rack/UPS, etc. If it isn't essential, we should monitor it, kill-a-watt it, figure out the cost to keep it running, and figure out if the users want to support that.~~