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DAMAC rack. 47U in height. Adjustable depth verticals, currently set for 29 inches. This unit bears serial number 008392. No model number is evident. Sides and doors are removed due to a lack of space.
This rack was purchased from the good folks at Genesis Electronics Recycling.
Rack contents:
| elevation | front/rear | make and model | serial number | hostname | notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 47 | rear | Force10 Networks S50 | (can't read the label. Figure this out by running show hardware after switch is running.)
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theupperforce10switch
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If I had a note, it would go here |
| 46 | rear | Ortronics cable organizer | |||
| 45 | rear | Force10 Networks S50 | DE4624139 | thelowerforce10switch
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| 44 | rear | Qlogic SANbox 2 | ??? | ??? | |
| 43 | front/rear | SilverStorm 9024 (9024-CU24-ST2) | 00000242 | I move bits around really fast | |
| 42 | front/rear | shelf | The FC switch at elevation 44 sits atop the Infiniband switch at elevation 43, which sits on this shelf. | ||
| 41 | front/rear | Dell PowerEdge 1950 | FD5RMF1 | sacredchao
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| 40-27 | front/rear | Dell PowerVault 136T | 83TD511 | big old honking huge LTO library. It might be nice to replace this with something like an HP MSL6060 (60 slots and 4 drives in 10U with more modern drives available) some day. But the PV136T is perfectly serviceable for the present. | |
| 2-1 | front/rear | APC SmartUPS 1400 |