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so honestly the last thing i want to do is be here

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in the office on a saturday agreed i mean Jake and nah Jake and Anthony

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they're stoked oh yeah they're super thrilled yeah they love it but me

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i wish i didn't have to be in here on a saturday but the problem is we have a

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whack ton of stuff to do to fix our server room and our network

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and the only time you can really do this sort of stuff

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is when people aren't using it which means you have to come in on the weekend

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so we need to change a bunch of our

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we've gotta we've got a lot to do oh man oh i even

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found out something else we get to do you guys telus came in for the site survey and we

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get to redo all of this networking so

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that they can get access to this to slide it out oh

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you're joking right no no i'm not that was bad design it's the comb over

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the best idea with glasswire you can instantly see

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your current and past network activity detect malware and block badly behaving

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apps on your pc or Android device use offer code Linus to get 25 off glasswire

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at the link below i think step number one is to do what is

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quite literally one of the scariest things that i do around here oh turn the

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servers off turn the servers off oh this is going well already

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oh oh boy so this is our new router it handles 10

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gig it'll be running pf sense which means that we'll have much lower level

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access to uh handling all of our networking tasks so uh if something goes

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wrong we don't have to be like well okay is it a firmware issue we can go in and

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be like yeah it's a configuration issue we can just edit this file and off we go

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the reason we need it though is we're getting faster internet so it's five gig

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to the broader internet but it's 10 gig to anything at the vancouver internet

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exchange oh so that's like basically anything that matters so aws google so

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our google backup is going to be super fast now oh yeah okay bring that down get this thing

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fired up oh it's not even that heavy i carried this

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thing up it's awkward and it's digging into my knee it's not even that awkward

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okay there hold on i just had to lift it up a little bit now it's digging into my thigh muscle oh tasty i have been trying

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to figure out for far longer than

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would not be embarrassing a good way to hold this stupid

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cabinet door open while i'm sliding servers in and out of it optane i mean

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i'm sure if we wedged an obtain module in there it'd be perfectly fine so the

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problem is that it kind of doesn't open all the

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way easily so when you're trying to slide stuff out it like gets caught here

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and here so here's my idea i'm gonna open it up

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as much as i can then i'm gonna drill a hole in the side

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of this keyboard tray

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it's going the wrong way dang it

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then i'm going to take the allen key that i

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always have to have here anyway so that i can pull servers out and i'm going to jam it

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right in there yes oh crap well now this can't lift up

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and that's also in the way here's the thing johnny who originally

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set up all of our vlans and all of our routing and all of that stuff has sort

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of retired from the it consultancy business

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so we're gonna be trying to piece together everything that he did on our

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ubiquity gear and then reassemble it on our pf sense

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box from supermicro here in theory this is just going to be

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a simple one to one instant swap rooney it's not going to be

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wow thanks Jake what a downer you still can't find it no it's like i looked

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everywhere over there in the workshop too

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i looked i looked through the workshop did you call alex

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man the hangouts ring is like it feels pretentious hey sorry to bug

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you um these the like blaster nozzle

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from the compressor is missing oh he's calling where would we find that

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oh i think so yes the air fittings tray

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is completely empty there was two things in there i took them already oh okay no

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there were two things in here that would not help us somebody put it in a dumb

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spot so this is the router right here what it

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took me literally less than 10 seconds to find it it was sitting okay it was

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sitting on the chair that you refused to pick the things up off of last weekend i

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took the doofus train going anywhere

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going to the server room what server do you want first Jake

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i literally don't care i'm gonna label

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things better than i go put this out oh is it rainy oh actually 101 would be

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good but it's kind of far away it's already dusty is all heck in there your

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mom's already dusted a little heck in there you know what how does it feel

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it smells like nothing

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are you sure it smells oh it's it's uh it's you oh

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i haven't showered in three months that's quite a thick boy did you drop

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this thing uh no that happened in shipping is that what you tell everybody

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whenever you drop something like yeah that happened in shipping got it you betcha

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okay that's uncomfortable why did we leave that there come on go up oh you

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want it on top yeah oh my god it's up so high

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the server's minty bud doesn't even need this

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come on this my friends is the real reason we

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switched to solid-state storage so you can drop it and it doesn't break

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there's another thing that we're doing today and there's another reason we're taking all the servers out people are

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careless and accidentally sign hardware out particularly to albion server

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because it's the top of the alphabet in our inventory system

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like you i think we'll be able to figure out a lot of it by just looking at it

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like just look at albion server that was checked out to it it's like this doesn't

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have a z270 board in it yeah and an 8700k

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we're going to need to turn this headphones in look at it we're going to need to album server really wanted those

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logitech gpro headsets pretty closely oh you might have been right there's

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actually some headphones checked out it's albion server i don't think they're wireless but

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tuned in ear pro we got a gtx 1080 is there a 1080 in there yeah i don't think

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so so um and a monitor this thing even has its own monitor hey oh yeah

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every single damn time i forget how the lid comes off of this stupid server

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like there's one screw back here and i could have sworn that was the whole

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skadoodle the gosh darn skadoodle there bud hey wow this is a you think it just

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like what if i break it is that a problem

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i mean wow you are loud i'm just gonna you know

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what i'm just gonna let you bask in there how long did it take me to find the nozzle

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i i say that you finding the nozzle was kind of a fluke

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do you want to just go clean servers or are you gonna help me no i'm gonna help

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you because after they're cleaned they need they all need to be audited so i

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finally got an ip address mail to access the pf sense box this cable that we had

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for the test card is garabaggio

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got another cable it's fine yay we're started

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yeah we've got the xeon d 2.3 gigahertz 16 threads eight cores we've got 32 gigs

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32 gigs of RAM it's i think i read somewhere that the bandwidth mattered or

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something and i think those were the lowest capacity ecc dimms we had it

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really i don't know dude i say we just let it keep the RAM

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fine i like whams so we're only what an

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hour and a half in i actually don't know if we're gonna have all of this done by monday i am

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finished auditing one server and Anthony is copying config files

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oh come on do i even care should i put

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the the drive covers over the top does it matter

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i just don't know if it matters Jake do these matter they're probably good for

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like vibration or something oh they see they that's exactly what

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they're for yeah oh god

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oh we just oh we blew each other oh no that's

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fortunate at least one of these bays has an SSD in it but i don't see any so far

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no no no no no oh no i need

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i don't even i don't even know the best way to do this

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so signed out to this server are at least one

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two seven ssds that are not in it

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also i really hope it didn't matter that i

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changed the order of these probably not hopefully oh i really hope not how many

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combinations of 24 items are there

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seems like kind of a lot it's probably fine

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wait what am i doing why am i putting them back in i have to scan them

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oh okay oh and they're jammed

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uh Anthony can i borrow your vga cable and uh peripherals and stuff yeah

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dang it Anthony who screws in vga it's proper procedure to screw in vga yeah

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but like it's just a test bench man

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i love that servers don't sound like they're booting up they sound like

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they're taking off yeah it sounded like you turned on a vacuum cleaner

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so this is bad this has been taking far too long to boot there was also that

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weird error with the lsi controller at the beginning or avago or

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whoever owns that now so all i can really do right now is like replug it

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and hope for the best here this is really

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not a good scene

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please poop

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oh oh that's good wait yes oh oh

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yes he's that is that oh that's all the drive so good

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holy crap i don't know how that happened

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or how it got fixed which is the very worst kind of fixed

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let's go ahead and shut this bad boy back down

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and go throw it in the pile of audited and all good

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yeah winning this is taking a lot longer than we thought hey

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well look how easy that was to get off this one's a little dirtier

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why is this one so dirty

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yeah that's gross 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18. ah

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how's that teamwork all right i heard it makes the dream work

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yeah really yeah that's what i heard dreamworks that's what i heard through the trademark we can't say that i don't

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think we can say that so we still have as you may or may not have

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noticed a pci express 16 hex slot you want to

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put another one in there 40 gig or what are they 100 gig those stupid

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are they 40 or 100 technically 100 that seems like a little upright i don't

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think our switch does 100 though did it work with the Ethernet devices could you

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connect to an Ethernet device over the infiniband as well oh yeah yeah sure

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fine let's do it we actually have like six of those 40 gigabit ports on the uh

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on the switch though yeah on the down low what ah

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i don't know how this ended up in the baggie for it but it's not the right

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size what really did it come with a low profile bracket i don't know well can we

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just zip tie life oh people are gonna hate us

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i dropped a bomb over here i probably wouldn't come home oh okay

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i think this is the one that can technically do 40 gigabit but also can't

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oh do you think those line up oh they probably do they're both malinox

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probably yeah so we're just going to take the stock bracket and then we're

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just going to cut out the parts we don't need and zip tie the card to the other

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parts that we do still need it's a good plan

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we should throw that at dennis and tell him it's a bug how's this going Anthony

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i think this is about ready to go seriously basically i just need to

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change the interface over so that it uses a vlan okay but uh once i change

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that over to the office lan we should just be able to drop it in and it should

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basically just work should or will uh well do you set up all the dhcp servers

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yes so this is another change we're making we're putting the dhcp server back on

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our router we're taking it off that uh vm that was running on one of the

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Windows servers which we just typically already did that was uh did we turn that

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off already oh i did that a long time ago when our internet broker the internet was broken for like a week

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turns out our router's date was set to 2016. that was a good year though

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this is clover server and this was built long enough ago that

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eight terabyte drives were like pretty dece you say that like eight terabyte

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drives aren't pretty decent still you're gonna wish

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you never even thought of dust could you get this out of the way here

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oh whoa whoa there's a lot of hard drives on there this whole bottom shelf

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is full of hard drives why did we use this rack well because it's the lower

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one

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like that yeah you like that

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no don't spin the fan lioness that's just a little it's fine

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we should just do whole server room water cooler

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pk actually has the proper stuff to do it

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okay looking good all right why don't you roll the server for a change okay

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but if i drop all the hard drives it's not my fault

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did you fart again i think you're lactose intolerant oh

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yeah i am oh holy crap it still smells like fart i

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put the compressor in the middle so now we can walk wherever we want all right

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we're heading to the uh move your foot are you only here one

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thing at a time Jake is just speaking

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now you don't hear nothing so for the uninitiated this is our water cooled

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uh video export machine i won't really call it a server even though it's in a

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2u rack mountable case because it's very

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consumer hardware inside the main issue with this one is that it's at the very

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bottom of the rack

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oh yeah the orange RAM i forgot about that these are my old drives from like

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my gaming rig you're referring they were refurbed when you refurb force 120s that

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i bought like seven or eight years ago

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well that's yeah that's a lot better than i expected given that oh you know

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what i forgot this case is filtered probably need to

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clean up not inside

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so all that's left now is we're just going to blow out petabyte

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projects in the server room we'll have that fan on and we're just going to blow

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the dust out into the warehouse and good luck everybody else rip Anthony whoa

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watch out there bud whoa bud we're getting attacked watch your toes there

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bud are you ready for the full chooch

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we got a x540 t2 yep e5 2620v4 that

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sounds about right two x 400 128 gig

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ssds xl16 does that say triple redundant

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it does ooh baby a triple and then delta one should have 60 drives oh i don't

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want to count Jake do you want to grab your screwdriver and then let's get this

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edge router pro out of here pf sense actually has a really cool feature

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what's it called carp failover or something like that something like that so we're just rolling out one for now

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but in the future we can actually have them both connected and running in the

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event that one does experience some kind of malfunction we can just uh

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have it fail over automatically like i think at most you drop like a handful of

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packets it's no big deal you say that like you don't like dropping packets

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right Linus what i don't i don't even know what you're talking about you don't like dropping packets i'm just trying to

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get this work done what if we have to drop packets to do it well we're

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dropping a whole lot of packets right now wow this is very poorly installed

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i know i [ __ ] hate it so i just take it out then

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no because it's hardwired in at the back why is it

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just i love security companies but the point is

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we're gonna move it we're not gonna move it yet but soon all right time to go get

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big bertha big bertha that's what your mom calls it

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hey lioness yep i got some bad news what

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i dropped it what no shut up you didn't no you didn't

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wow so this is our new main switch

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shut up so it's got 48 10 gig rj45 ports

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and then this is delicious it's got six

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more of these 40 gig qsfp plus ports or

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whatever what's on the bottom that's our edge router at the bottom that's our edge

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router that goes let me take some photos of everything just so for whatever

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reason we have somewhat recollection

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how about we just pull out everything we don't need to let everything turn this router off

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okay so there's our old router and here this is our first 10 gig switch

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i remember how excited i was about this thing when i first got it you ever

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cleaned it oh look at those dust bunnies yeah i clean it once at least

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so this is done this is done they're done

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um Anthony how what are our what's our whoa that's

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my screwdriver what are our chances looking like that by your butt well

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given everything i know about networking yes this is not going to work it'll

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never work what why not the first time shut up given everything i know all the

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experience i've ever had with networking gear fine it's not going to work let me know when

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you want to try it or if you want to just throw it right in and i'll set the

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interfaces and shut it down all right thanks Anthony

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i don't want to take up the entire length of the rack if we don't have to

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if we can ear mounted i'd strongly prefer to do that it doesn't have ear

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mounds well if we can find another way

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oh god you just dropped the switch too i'm

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sorry but it's really hard not to laugh

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and now he's pretending like it doesn't hurt it hurts

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a lot yeah i think you're just a whiny baby

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yeah that pays my paycheck i can't even i can't even see what i'm

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doing just you can't just unplug everything yes i

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can oh oh damn it what the [ __ ]

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who put this there you did it no i didn't Anthony

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what your stupid amplify thing just hit me in

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the face i don't know what i'm doing are you am i

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able to pull this anymore out you should just get a new rack do you

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want to come in for the additional weekend that it would take to swap racks

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okay let's just pull this out we should just pay somebody we got the london look in our server

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right now why did you plug it in it's on look at

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that it's alive we need to switch those fans around hey

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which way are they going they're blowing out this way oh crap i remember that now

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no we can't flip those fans around i thought that was the whole point

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yeah just gentle gentle gentle

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we don't have time for jammed my hand in the thing

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okay so Jake you've got all the

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all the all the wires now the orange wand is still here okay that's fine we

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can leave that i think i've already pulled it out what

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well around the other side around the outside round the outside

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oh you look fine yeah i feel fine

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everything's fine wow we should really not run that on the inside of the rail wait did we just

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unplug all the cameras wait a minute what the hell the camera yeah we unplugged all the

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cameras of course we did yeah we can put the router here but i

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want to move that stupid nvr somewhere else okay so this is just an Ethernet cable

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we can replace this with wait where the hell was that plugged

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into uh on the other side other side far far side far side

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it's gonna sag and look stupid don't put the screws in properly i'm going to put

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it on the top of the ups for now but there's a fan there

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yeah i'm not going to put it on the top of the rack for now fine i'll put it on

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the top no i need the top of the rack for organizing things i'm going to put

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it back there for now so

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uh Anthony figured out why we're not getting an ip Anthony you mean we

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figured out well i figured out he figured out we were not

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getting an ip what do you mean you figured i figured out why

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i said did you set it i told you why i

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asked if we needed a static ip well i didn't hear you okay so

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let's start plugging in devices here shall we yeah

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okay i need more energy from you i'm dying

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trying to access that router so i can get the settings off of it so i

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can get our internet back up long story short vlans

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they don't work when you plug it directly into a computer oh i have a

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switch for you well i i have a switch here that i just plugged in oh yeah

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that's the switch i was going to give you so Linus yeah

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these are numbered the same like i know maybe changing these to a different

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color cable or what if we just mark them with a sharpie i'm gonna just oh you

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just get one this is actually a really good idea yes

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yeah that's right you like that wow you suck you know that

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that's actually really irritating i'm actually genuinely a little bit mad

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now yeah you mark them yourself

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no you can't have it get one

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oh damn it i hot glued the lock on this door

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no he can't lock it don't even

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they're back off i've been watching lots of sword fighting shows

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do you see how they go for the shin you go for the shin in the face oh my

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gosh you didn't even get me oh see that's the thing is the word

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really what are all these kids nobody does that on the potty hey nobody's a strong word

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you can't do that on cable type cable ties zip ties i've got a router

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yeah zip ties too no you need a router i need it i don't i don't think you

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understand they're definitely too close is this better whatever you're doing oh my ankle

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is this minimum focus distance good enough i need zip ties okay i would really like

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for this to not fall down and smoke me in the head

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that would be three for three though all right

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yeah we really need him to drop a third thing on his head

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oh why is there a monitor stand in here

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because it's the stand for that monitor oh my god well where else would i put it

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i don't know like long-term storage for this thing that's

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going to be long-term storage so you went to ubc for science general sciences

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yeah so you were just burning money

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it sounds very this sounds very unlike you to just burn

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money like that clearly i figured it out at some point yeah you did you

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definitely did why didn't you go into business

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because i didn't listen to my uncle who hopefully will not watch this video

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because i will get the most epic told you so

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i just thought i was bleeding but there's some some ass hey Jake do you remember when

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you were uh mining in the server room and you were

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gonna monitor the power usage with this and you were gonna pay me back yeah yeah

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remember how that didn't happen hey david move uh

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uh

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epic power cord that's a nice sheet thick

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looks like twelve it's a thick boy like that Linus guy

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what is all this yeah here

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just i don't know people just bring in a power cord or whatever never take it out

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i know i did that a bunch give a ton of thought to wait weren't you never supposed to unplug that thing jeez

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this the the just sheer amount of extra wiring in

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here is ludicrous

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i think that we're ready to go you think i'm reasonably sure we're ready to go

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this isn't even powered on yet do you have the air screws or the ear screws here you don't need

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them it's fine okay it was a trap Linus what are all

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these screwdrivers what screw drivers

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what are you talking about there's like four screwdrivers just sitting in the

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bottom here what like under the duve yeah under the

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what the kid can do work

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i mean he works real hard at it for like putting tape on the ground i really hope

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it just kind of lights up and works that would be super cool it's gonna be really

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unfortunate if it doesn't yeah i actually don't know what we will

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do we will learn command line switch configuration

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what's beeping oh the ups is having a

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hissy fit oh turn unit off no wait what what is

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going on no no this is kind of moment of truth it's in it's on

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wait here let me unplug this and plug it back in again what no no no no just like

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let's just find out if it works all right okay well i already did that so i

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hope that didn't break anything wait i'm plugged into 15 upstairs i think is that

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plugged in uh i don't know you tell me you're the one who fed me

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all the cables from the front supposedly ah there's a 15 right there plugged in

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cool all right i'm gonna go upstairs and see if we have internet

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that was too much impact from my uh testicles

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so here it is the moment of truth

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00:27:11.760 --> 00:27:18.080
so you said that the switch had to support vlans right yeah well do they

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have to be configured should have been just drop in unless you configure

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are you using new switches i'm using the dell

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so why don't i plug you guys into

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the netgear switch and we see if that works

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it should well let's see if it does