On Tue, Nov 15, 2005 at 09:56:22AM +0100, Markolf Gudjons wrote: > Interesting setup, running your own Ray server...
SunRay at home is awsome. So far I only have 3 set up. Here's my infrastructure: SB1K as primary SRSS dual900 and 4gb. Ultra2 as failover cluster running all other home internal server processes (dns, ntp, etc). On my desk I have 2 Ray1's for working, sometimes separated to 2 so 2 people can work. I have 1 Ray150 by the stereo for manipulating the HTPC (sun AX1105-500 based system - sol10 as are the sb1k and u2). I want to put one in the kitchem in kisok mode showing the house hold calendar and a browser and a few others around. I've even thought about one by the front door to head up home automation and alarm stuff. I live in a downtown area so most of my friends and I get DSL from the same CO, I figure I could build a rig with a ray170 and some sort of router and haul that around and have my login wherever I go - even the bars that offer networking :-) > In that case your cheapest alternative is probably a couple of used Cisco > Pix 501s or similar stuff from other vendors to create a Lan-to-Lan IPSec > tunnel to your friend's house. They also work as a DHCP server for the > Ray. What about a pair of WRTG45's - they're manipulatable and getting pretty cheap too (friend's suggestion). I'm pretty good with Solaris and basic networking, but once you throw routers at me I get lost pretty fast. -- Joe Reid [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tactical Solaris Systems Engineering and Administration http://www.singlewhitemale.net ?c=a=rb=sc=fd=te=wf=zg=porh=n? _______________________________________________ SunRay-Users mailing list [email protected] http://www.filibeto.org/mailman/listinfo/sunray-users
