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Our
Web Server & LAN
We have a
4 computer LAN in our house. 3 mini tower PC's and 1 laptop. Our LAN is
connected using Category 5 (CAT5) cable and 10/100 NICs in each computer.
An 8-port fast Ethernet 10/100 switch completes the system. Descriptions
of each computer follows:
BUGSBUNNY
-- This is our server. Bugs acts as our Internet gateway via cable modem.
Bugs is also our web server (you are viewing this site from Bugs), file
server, database server, time server, email server, X10 server (home automation),
and Firewall. Batch files installed on the other PC's on the LAN then
sync their clocks to Bugs everytime they boot up. When Bugs is not busy
handling server requests, it is busy searching for ET life...
BUGSBUNNY has been up for: 7 day(s) 9 hour(s) 35 minute(s) 21 second(s)
Click
to view server reboot log
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System
specs:
- Processor:
Cyrix MII running at 366 MHz
- RAM:
256 Megabytes, PC100
- Drive
0: 82.7 Gigabytes, IBM
- Drive
1: 45.3 Gigabytes, Western Digital
- Drive
2: 80 Gigabytes, Seagate
- CD
ROM Drive: 8x
- OS:
Windows 2000
Software
running on Bugs:
- Web
Server
- Database
- X10
Server
- Email
Server
- FTP
Scheduling Server
- Time
Server (atomic clock time sync -- click
for info)
- SETI@Home
(search for ET radio signals -- click for info)
- Remote
Access Server (pcAnywhere)
- Terminal
Server
- GameSpy
Arcade & Tunnel (Xbox Internet connectivity)
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DAFFYDUCK
-- Our gaming machine, and Steve's favorite.
- Processor:
AMD Athlon Thunderbird running at 1.2 GHz w/ 266 MHz FSB
- RAM: 384
Megabytes, Dual Data Rate (DDR) @ 266 MHz
- Drive
0: 15.4 Gigabytes, IBM
- Drive
1: 80 Gigabytes, Seagate
- CD Burner:
12x10x32x, Lite-On with Burn-Proof
- CD Rom
Drive: 50x
- Video
Card: Leadtek, NVidia GeForce 2 GTS Pro, 32 MB DDR VRAM
- Sound
Card: On-board AC97 chip, Dolby Digital 5.1 compatible
- OS: Windows
98 SE, Windows XP, Red Hat Linux 8.0 (multi-boot)
PORKYPIG
-- Primarily the boys computer.
- Processor:
Intel Pentium III running at 500 MHz
- RAM: 320
Megabytes, PC133
- Drive
0: 8.5 Gigabytes, Seagate
- Drive
1: 3.2 Gigabytes, Samsung
- CD Burner:
2x2x8x, HP
- DVD/CD
ROM Drive: 4x/32x
- Video
Card: STB, NVidia TNT 64, 16 MB VRAM
- Sound
Card: Crystal Audio on board
- OS: Windows
98 SE
SYLVESTER
-- Primarily the girls computer.
- Processor:
Intel Pentium II running at 300 MHz
- RAM: 96
Megabytes, PC100
- Drive
0: 8.5 Gigabytes, Seagate
- Drive
1: 3.2 Gigabytes, Samsung
- CD Burner:
2x2x8x, HP
- CD ROM
Drive: 32x
- Video
Card: STB 4400, NVidia TNT, 16 MB VRAM
- Sound
Card: Crystal Audio on board
- OS: Windows
98 SE
TAZ
-- Spare computer for gaming, etc.
- Processor:
Intel Pentium II running at 266 MHz
- RAM: 160
Megabytes, PC66
- Drive
0: 8.5 Gigabytes, Seagate
- CD ROM
Drive: 32x
- Video
Card: Asus, NVidia RIVA 128, 4 MB VRAM
- Sound
Card: Creative Sound Blaster 64AWE
- OS: Windows
98 SE
TWEETYBIRD
-- Kitchen email & Internet station.
- Processor:
Intel Pentium MMX running at 300 MHz
- RAM: 128
Megabytes
- Drive
0: 4.0 Gigabytes
- CD ROM
Drive: 24x
- OS: Windows
2000
XBOX
-- (Yes, we have an Xbox on our LAN).
- Processor:
Intel Pentium III running at 733 MHZ
- RAM: 64
Megabytes, DDR
- Drive
0: 8 Gigabytes, Seagate
- DVD Drive:
4x
- Video
Card: NVidia custom, using GeForce 3 engine at 300 MHz
- Sound
Card: NVidia AC3, 256 voice, Dolby Digital 5.1 & DTS (MIDI+DLS2
Supported)
- OS: Proprietary,
using Windows 2000 kernel
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