Follow Internet2's Upgrade
An anonymous reader writes "This is a follow-up to this
story posted several months back. Abilene, the
backbone for Internet2, is starting its upgrade and
has a webpage up to follow the installation. Looks like quite a few interestesting documents
and photos. The first Juniper T640 router was installed in Indianapolis on Friday. Anyone who's interested in what goes into a nation-wide network deployment should check it out."
I say that we all try our hardest to /. this baby and show those foo's that the old skool 'net ain't down for the count yet!
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Now all my intercollegiate... "transfers" will procede faster than I can burn them to CD!
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If the link to their site gets slashdotted, Internet2 isn't all its whooped up to be. :-) [j/k]
"Installation Practice and Drills". Damn. When we install at a new co-lo, I usually have this down on a dinner (White Castle) napkin two hours previous, lose it, and do our practice-and-drill in production-real-time. There's definitely something to be learned about build-out and deployment just from looking at their pictures. 8-/
Since the Internet2's huge amount of available bandwidth is surely grounds for a contributory copyright infringment case.
Might as well nip these new developments in piracy-enabling technologies in the bud.
I gots ta ding a ding dang my dang a long ling long
from the unable-to-slashdot dept.
I can make out the number, but I can't read the message -- once again proving that digital cameras can't make up for bad photography.
From the photos:
Each crate weighed around 400 lbs, which is why you'll see three people moving one box.
Now I know that geeks aren't exactly renowned for their great physical strength, but does it really take 3 of them to move a 400lb box on a pallet trolley?
In my local supermarket I've seen young girls moving pallets full of new stuff for the shelves on these trolleys where the load is up to 1 tonne! (that's one girl moving the trolley, BTW).
Code, Hardware, stuff like that.