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Your Lab setup?
- Thread starter p0rt21
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well, the lab i've got set up has parts galore, from a few pentium pro's to an extra dual channel u160 controller to a gf3 to a spare pair of 512meg sticks of registered ecc pc2100 to an emergency 24 port 10/100 netgear 1u switch.
i've got a cabletron (now enterasys) els100-24txm 1u 24 port 10/100 managed switch, and a 16 port linksys 10/100 switch to run the network, and i'm working on a more elegant solution to bridging to the wireless AP i've got set up in the house (the lab is not part of the house, it's outside, and running cable is not an option).
i've got a p2 running 98, a dual ppro running nt server, a p3 600 running 2k server, an athlon 750 runing 2k3 server, a p2 400 running openbsd - and those are just the machines that stay pretty much static, and are there as fixtures. there are also a few variable machines, that get formatted to whatever i want to try and incorporate into the existing setup whenever i feel like it. and this is forgetting the athlon 1600 xp machine that serves as the primary workstation back there, and the three athlon's in the house (mine, my wife's, and the firewall), and the two laptops.
i've got a cabletron (now enterasys) els100-24txm 1u 24 port 10/100 managed switch, and a 16 port linksys 10/100 switch to run the network, and i'm working on a more elegant solution to bridging to the wireless AP i've got set up in the house (the lab is not part of the house, it's outside, and running cable is not an option).
i've got a p2 running 98, a dual ppro running nt server, a p3 600 running 2k server, an athlon 750 runing 2k3 server, a p2 400 running openbsd - and those are just the machines that stay pretty much static, and are there as fixtures. there are also a few variable machines, that get formatted to whatever i want to try and incorporate into the existing setup whenever i feel like it. and this is forgetting the athlon 1600 xp machine that serves as the primary workstation back there, and the three athlon's in the house (mine, my wife's, and the firewall), and the two laptops.
My lab:
PC's
HP ze4430 Laptop: AXP-m 2400+, 512mb ram, ATI Radeon (equiv. to a 7500), 40gb hard drive, int. Broadcom 54g wireless, XP Pro, Knoppix-STD (hdd install)
Gateway Solo Laptop: P2 266, 192mb RAM, 8gb hard drive, XP Pro (fixing to be turned into a linux box), Cisco Aironet wireless card
Custom PC: AXP 1800+, 256mb RAM, 80gb hard drive, Radeon 8500, XP Pro/WinME
Networking stuff:
Cisco PIX 501 (6.3.3)
Netgear 16-port switch
Dell 2300 Truemobile wireless AP
I'm not working on anything at the moment. Too busy with school right now...I probably will be soon, there are some programming/security competitions coming up soon.
PC's
HP ze4430 Laptop: AXP-m 2400+, 512mb ram, ATI Radeon (equiv. to a 7500), 40gb hard drive, int. Broadcom 54g wireless, XP Pro, Knoppix-STD (hdd install)
Gateway Solo Laptop: P2 266, 192mb RAM, 8gb hard drive, XP Pro (fixing to be turned into a linux box), Cisco Aironet wireless card
Custom PC: AXP 1800+, 256mb RAM, 80gb hard drive, Radeon 8500, XP Pro/WinME
Networking stuff:
Cisco PIX 501 (6.3.3)
Netgear 16-port switch
Dell 2300 Truemobile wireless AP
I'm not working on anything at the moment. Too busy with school right now...I probably will be soon, there are some programming/security competitions coming up soon.
i've got the machine in my sig,
a dual pentium 3 750MHz, 768MB RAM, GeForce3 Ti200, 16xCDROM, Redhat Linux 9.0/Windows 2k pro dualboot, dual pentium 2 xeon 450MHz, 384MB RAM, Slackware 9.1/Gentoo 1.4 linux distributions, Compaq armada laptop running windows 98SE and Redhat 7.3, Pentium 166 firewall running gentoo linux as well, K6-2 500 MHz bitchmachine, running windows 98SE, ZyXel Prestige 643 DSL modem w/4 port switch, Linksys 8 port switch, lots of cat5e, some wireless for my axim and my girlfriend's axim, as well as the laptop...
it's like getting an x-ray, just walking near my house.
a dual pentium 3 750MHz, 768MB RAM, GeForce3 Ti200, 16xCDROM, Redhat Linux 9.0/Windows 2k pro dualboot, dual pentium 2 xeon 450MHz, 384MB RAM, Slackware 9.1/Gentoo 1.4 linux distributions, Compaq armada laptop running windows 98SE and Redhat 7.3, Pentium 166 firewall running gentoo linux as well, K6-2 500 MHz bitchmachine, running windows 98SE, ZyXel Prestige 643 DSL modem w/4 port switch, Linksys 8 port switch, lots of cat5e, some wireless for my axim and my girlfriend's axim, as well as the laptop...
it's like getting an x-ray, just walking near my house.My "lab":
Toshiba Libretto 50CT, guts ripped out and replaced with 70CT motherboard and keyboard. Used with various 802.11b cards (Cisco 352LMC, WaveLAN Gold, etc.) and a hacked Earthmate GPS (fed +5V on pin 9 from a PS/2 connector I hacked together), currently running RedHat 9, for wardriving/wireless pentesting.
Sony Vaio 505GX: Currently used for network monitoring.
Three Shuttle mini PCs: One running OpenBSD (firewall), the other two running FreeBSD (one is a media server, the other is our home workhorse -- email, netnews, web server, compile rig, testbed, etc.)
2.8GHz gaming rig with Dell 2001FP LCD.
Mitsubishi 2060u 22" monitor.
Sony 520GS 21" monitor.
A Soekris 802.11b access point running Linux.
A Brother 1270N networked laser printer.
An AirPort Base Station.
An AirPort Extreme Base Station.
3 WET11 802.11b bridges.
2 WAP11 802.11b access points.
A 12" 1GHz Powerbook.
A Sager 5680, fully loaded and maxed out.
Various removable HDs for the notebooks and desktops (all my desktops have removable drive trays in them), with various versions of Linux, OpenBSD, FreeBSD, Solaris x86, and so forth for testing.
A 3Com 16-port switch.
3 Netgear 8-port switches.
A D-Link 5-port switch.
Various Netgear 5 and 8-port switches scattered throughout the house. Everything's eventually either bridged to wireless, or connected to a CAT5 uplink running along the wall.
An Axis 2100 camera (runs Linux, built-in Ethernet).
A SliMP3 MP3 player.
Networked XBox, Dreamcast, and PS2 (to test Linux and NetBSD on each).
2 networked Tivos (4 total). -- I used to play around with the Linux code on these back when they first came out.
Two iPods -- old 10GB, new 40GB. Both used to transport code.
Two 128MB PQI iStick USB drives. Kept in wallet.
An Empeg (my car stereo; built-in Ethernet, has web server and telnet client running on it. I've been meaning to port nmap to it)
An Apple //e, with a custom PF and IDE interface, a hardcard, an 80-column card, 128kB memory expansion, CP/M card, serial card.
An Apple ][+.
An Amiga 1200 with PCMCIA Ethernet card.
An Atari 1200XL (serial-connected).
Most Cisco gear, commercial firewalls, and so forth I have ready access to at work, or through professional contacts (or I simply have past work experience with them). I went through the "I want used commercial gear in my home" phase with tons (almost literally) of Gandalf gear, Cisco kit, Sun and SGI hardware, etc. I ended up giving it away and throwing the rest out. If I don't have a use for it/need for it, I probably don't have the space or time for it, either.
Then there's the EE lab at work. I won't go into detail on that here.
Toshiba Libretto 50CT, guts ripped out and replaced with 70CT motherboard and keyboard. Used with various 802.11b cards (Cisco 352LMC, WaveLAN Gold, etc.) and a hacked Earthmate GPS (fed +5V on pin 9 from a PS/2 connector I hacked together), currently running RedHat 9, for wardriving/wireless pentesting.
Sony Vaio 505GX: Currently used for network monitoring.
Three Shuttle mini PCs: One running OpenBSD (firewall), the other two running FreeBSD (one is a media server, the other is our home workhorse -- email, netnews, web server, compile rig, testbed, etc.)
2.8GHz gaming rig with Dell 2001FP LCD.
Mitsubishi 2060u 22" monitor.
Sony 520GS 21" monitor.
A Soekris 802.11b access point running Linux.
A Brother 1270N networked laser printer.
An AirPort Base Station.
An AirPort Extreme Base Station.
3 WET11 802.11b bridges.
2 WAP11 802.11b access points.
A 12" 1GHz Powerbook.
A Sager 5680, fully loaded and maxed out.
Various removable HDs for the notebooks and desktops (all my desktops have removable drive trays in them), with various versions of Linux, OpenBSD, FreeBSD, Solaris x86, and so forth for testing.
A 3Com 16-port switch.
3 Netgear 8-port switches.
A D-Link 5-port switch.
Various Netgear 5 and 8-port switches scattered throughout the house. Everything's eventually either bridged to wireless, or connected to a CAT5 uplink running along the wall.
An Axis 2100 camera (runs Linux, built-in Ethernet).
A SliMP3 MP3 player.
Networked XBox, Dreamcast, and PS2 (to test Linux and NetBSD on each).
2 networked Tivos (4 total). -- I used to play around with the Linux code on these back when they first came out.
Two iPods -- old 10GB, new 40GB. Both used to transport code.
Two 128MB PQI iStick USB drives. Kept in wallet.
An Empeg (my car stereo; built-in Ethernet, has web server and telnet client running on it. I've been meaning to port nmap to it)
An Apple //e, with a custom PF and IDE interface, a hardcard, an 80-column card, 128kB memory expansion, CP/M card, serial card.
An Apple ][+.
An Amiga 1200 with PCMCIA Ethernet card.
An Atari 1200XL (serial-connected).
Most Cisco gear, commercial firewalls, and so forth I have ready access to at work, or through professional contacts (or I simply have past work experience with them). I went through the "I want used commercial gear in my home" phase with tons (almost literally) of Gandalf gear, Cisco kit, Sun and SGI hardware, etc. I ended up giving it away and throwing the rest out. If I don't have a use for it/need for it, I probably don't have the space or time for it, either.
Then there's the EE lab at work. I won't go into detail on that here.
Blitzrommel
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Damn, you still have your Apple II+! I still gots my IIC in my attic.
Networking:
Baystack 350-24T
Netgear 16 port 10/100 switch
PC's:
1) PIII650, 192MB Ram, 18GB 10krpm x2 used for linux
2) AMD1800XP, 1Gig Ram, 160GB, + VMWare used for just about anything.
I love vmware. I don't need 3 or 4 different old crappy computers laying around. I can just create a new virtual machine and allocate some of my ram to it and off we go.
Baystack 350-24T
Netgear 16 port 10/100 switch
PC's:
1) PIII650, 192MB Ram, 18GB 10krpm x2 used for linux
2) AMD1800XP, 1Gig Ram, 160GB, + VMWare used for just about anything.
I love vmware. I don't need 3 or 4 different old crappy computers laying around. I can just create a new virtual machine and allocate some of my ram to it and off we go.
jeffmoss26
2[H]4U
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- Messages
- 2,267
This is all in my basement-
Computers:
2-Gateway 2000 P75
1-Gateway 2000 P133
1-Gateway 2000 P166
1-HP Vectra VL
Network:
1-3Com 24 Port Hub
1-HP 24 Port Hub
1-Farallon 5 Port Hub
network cables around the room, terminated to a 48 port patch panel.
I also installed several phone jacks, for connection to my house phone line and for future connection to a phone system.
Rest of the house-
Computers:
1-Dell Dimension L600r (parents)
1-Custom built computer (mine)
Network:
1-Scientific Atlanta Cable Modem
1-Dlink DI-604 Router
Computers:
2-Gateway 2000 P75
1-Gateway 2000 P133
1-Gateway 2000 P166
1-HP Vectra VL
Network:
1-3Com 24 Port Hub
1-HP 24 Port Hub
1-Farallon 5 Port Hub
network cables around the room, terminated to a 48 port patch panel.
I also installed several phone jacks, for connection to my house phone line and for future connection to a phone system.
Rest of the house-
Computers:
1-Dell Dimension L600r (parents)
1-Custom built computer (mine)
Network:
1-Scientific Atlanta Cable Modem
1-Dlink DI-604 Router
BobSutan
[H]F Junkie
- Joined
- Apr 5, 2000
- Messages
- 12,224
Networking:
Routers
Cisco 2501 x2
Cisco 2502 w/ 8 port MAU (4 TR NICs sitting around here somewhere)
Cisco 2505 x2
Switches
Centillion 100 w/ 5 20 port 10/100BaseT blades
24 port Catalyst 1900 x3
24 port Catalyst 2900
24 port Catalyst 2900XL
Netgear FS105
Generic 8 port hub
Misc
Several Compaq NC3131 and 3121 Daughter cards
10BaseT NIC x4
Linksys 10/100BaseT NIC x3
Netgear 10/100BaseT NIC x2
100BaseFX NIC x2
DSL-Warehouse DSL-W 906E DSL modem/router
Wireless
Belkin USB WNIC
Belkin 802.11b WAP
Computers:
Custom 1 [Magneto]
AMD Athlon 1.33GHz
1GB RAM
WD 160GB HD
WD 120GB HD
ATI 9500Pro
(My main rig)
Custom 2 [Storm]
AMD Athlong 1.4GHz
256MB RAM
80GB HD
Voodoo5 5500
(Wife's computer)
Custom 3 [Cyclops]
Celeron 1GHz
384MB RAM
WD 40GB HD
WD 80GB HD
On board audio/video/sound/NIC
(Web, e-Mail, & FTP server)
Custom 4 [Wolverine]
Celeron 500MHz
320MB RAM
IBM 14.4GB HD
ATI 3D Rage Pro (AIW)
(Wireless bridge & Firewall)
Custom 5 [Redmond] <-- Oh, the irony
Celeron 650
128MB RAM
Seagate 17GB HD
GeForce 1
(Linux RedHat 9ish)
Custom 6 [Gambit]
Celeron 700MHz
192MB RAM
IBM 80GB HD
On board audio/video/sound/NIC
(LAN Party Game server--CS, BF1942/DC, COD, etc)
Routers
Cisco 2501 x2
Cisco 2502 w/ 8 port MAU (4 TR NICs sitting around here somewhere)
Cisco 2505 x2
Switches
Centillion 100 w/ 5 20 port 10/100BaseT blades
24 port Catalyst 1900 x3
24 port Catalyst 2900
24 port Catalyst 2900XL
Netgear FS105
Generic 8 port hub
Misc
Several Compaq NC3131 and 3121 Daughter cards
10BaseT NIC x4
Linksys 10/100BaseT NIC x3
Netgear 10/100BaseT NIC x2
100BaseFX NIC x2
DSL-Warehouse DSL-W 906E DSL modem/router
Wireless
Belkin USB WNIC
Belkin 802.11b WAP
Computers:
Custom 1 [Magneto]
AMD Athlon 1.33GHz
1GB RAM
WD 160GB HD
WD 120GB HD
ATI 9500Pro
(My main rig)
Custom 2 [Storm]
AMD Athlong 1.4GHz
256MB RAM
80GB HD
Voodoo5 5500
(Wife's computer)
Custom 3 [Cyclops]
Celeron 1GHz
384MB RAM
WD 40GB HD
WD 80GB HD
On board audio/video/sound/NIC
(Web, e-Mail, & FTP server)
Custom 4 [Wolverine]
Celeron 500MHz
320MB RAM
IBM 14.4GB HD
ATI 3D Rage Pro (AIW)
(Wireless bridge & Firewall)
Custom 5 [Redmond] <-- Oh, the irony
Celeron 650
128MB RAM
Seagate 17GB HD
GeForce 1
(Linux RedHat 9ish)
Custom 6 [Gambit]
Celeron 700MHz
192MB RAM
IBM 80GB HD
On board audio/video/sound/NIC
(LAN Party Game server--CS, BF1942/DC, COD, etc)
Zwitterion
Gawd
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Not realy much of a lab but..
Networking:
BEFSX41 Firewall Router
BEFSX? Wireless Router
Speedstream Firewall Router
EZX55W 10/100 Switch
EN104TP 10 hub
Machines:
AMD Athlon XP 2200+
ASUS A7N8X Deluxe
512MB DDR2100 RAM
Gentoo Linux
40GB Western Digital
40GB Maxtor
80GB Maxtor
100GB Maxtor
Nvidia Geforce 4 MX 440
52X TDK CD-RW
16X DVD-ROM
Intel Pentium 4 1.6Ghz
512Mb PC133 RAM
20GB Maxtor
Geforce 2
Gentoo Linux
24X CD-RW
Intel Celeron 333Mhz
256MB PC133 RAM
Gentoo Linux
TNT Video
20GB Maxtor
4x CD-RW
Networking:
BEFSX41 Firewall Router
BEFSX? Wireless Router
Speedstream Firewall Router
EZX55W 10/100 Switch
EN104TP 10 hub
Machines:
AMD Athlon XP 2200+
ASUS A7N8X Deluxe
512MB DDR2100 RAM
Gentoo Linux
40GB Western Digital
40GB Maxtor
80GB Maxtor
100GB Maxtor
Nvidia Geforce 4 MX 440
52X TDK CD-RW
16X DVD-ROM
Intel Pentium 4 1.6Ghz
512Mb PC133 RAM
20GB Maxtor
Geforce 2
Gentoo Linux
24X CD-RW
Intel Celeron 333Mhz
256MB PC133 RAM
Gentoo Linux
TNT Video
20GB Maxtor
4x CD-RW
fibroptikl
Supreme [H]ardness
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- Messages
- 7,339
I do not have a lab setup at the moment; but I do have plans to get a few of the Dell PowerEdge 400SC servers and set them up as various boxes.
Since getting MSCE and MSCA is expensive; I'll buy 5-6 of the machines and get to work. I'll put Unix on one.
I also want to get one machine to run IPCop or such and act as a firewall with a few different zones.
Run it all into a 16-port managed switch perhaps.
I'll play with Cisco stuff at school and at work.
Since getting MSCE and MSCA is expensive; I'll buy 5-6 of the machines and get to work. I'll put Unix on one.
I also want to get one machine to run IPCop or such and act as a firewall with a few different zones.
Run it all into a 16-port managed switch perhaps.
I'll play with Cisco stuff at school and at work.
Hum, my lab...
Networking:
D-Link 614+ v2 on the business class DSL
D-Link 9000+ WAP in another room
Old POS Linksys 8-port router on the free cable
Linksys 8-port switch
Linksys 8-port hub
Linksys 2-port switch and 2-port Print Server
16-port rack mountable D-Link switch
Computers:
Labs 1-10:
10 AMD Athlon XP 2200+ boxes with 256MB PC2100, a 40GB HDD with WinXP all on an Asus A7N266-MV/AA
Labs 11-15
5 Intel Pentium 4 2.4GHz B boxes with 512MB PC2700, a 40GB HDD with WinXP on an Intel 845G mATX board
Admin-1:
AMD Athlon XP 2000+ on a Asus VIA 266A board with 512MB PC2100. 120GB HDD with Windows XP Pro
Admin-2 / web server:
AMD Athlon 800MHz on a FIC VIA KT133 board with 512MB PC133. 30GB HDD with Windows XP Pro
File / Proxy Server:
Dual 200MHz Intel Pentium Pros with 1MB L2 Cache. Intel EX server motherboard with 256MN ECC EDO DIMMs. Mirrored 9.1GB Seagate Fast-20 drives and a 4.3GB Seagate Fast-20 drive.
Compaq Presario 350MHz P2 on a Intel BX chipset motherboard. 192MB PC100 and 8GB Bigfoot HDD. Windows 98 SE.
Printing:
Two HP 970 Pro Inkjets
Dell Laser of some sort, dont remember the model number.
Pic at http://216.47.252.53/lab.jpg
Now I dont really want to get into what I have at home...
Networking:
D-Link 614+ v2 on the business class DSL
D-Link 9000+ WAP in another room
Old POS Linksys 8-port router on the free cable
Linksys 8-port switch
Linksys 8-port hub
Linksys 2-port switch and 2-port Print Server
16-port rack mountable D-Link switch
Computers:
Labs 1-10:
10 AMD Athlon XP 2200+ boxes with 256MB PC2100, a 40GB HDD with WinXP all on an Asus A7N266-MV/AA
Labs 11-15
5 Intel Pentium 4 2.4GHz B boxes with 512MB PC2700, a 40GB HDD with WinXP on an Intel 845G mATX board
Admin-1:
AMD Athlon XP 2000+ on a Asus VIA 266A board with 512MB PC2100. 120GB HDD with Windows XP Pro
Admin-2 / web server:
AMD Athlon 800MHz on a FIC VIA KT133 board with 512MB PC133. 30GB HDD with Windows XP Pro
File / Proxy Server:
Dual 200MHz Intel Pentium Pros with 1MB L2 Cache. Intel EX server motherboard with 256MN ECC EDO DIMMs. Mirrored 9.1GB Seagate Fast-20 drives and a 4.3GB Seagate Fast-20 drive.
Compaq Presario 350MHz P2 on a Intel BX chipset motherboard. 192MB PC100 and 8GB Bigfoot HDD. Windows 98 SE.
Printing:
Two HP 970 Pro Inkjets
Dell Laser of some sort, dont remember the model number.
Pic at http://216.47.252.53/lab.jpg
Now I dont really want to get into what I have at home...