[ietf85-tech] VeriLAN shipping list

[Warren Kumari]

On Oct 19, 2012, at 10:16 AM, Nick Kukich <nkukich at verilan.com> wrote:

> Oops!  Yes, Twin-gig modules.
> 
> The Wifi diagnostic gear was just a USB antenna for the Ubiquity software, which I've learned is pretty ho-hum. Though Edward is considering purchasing a proper spectrum analyzer - woohoo!

I have a proper spectrum analyzer (Anritsu Spectrum Master MS2721A (100Khz - 7.1Ghz with wireless LAN and cellular signals, including 802.11a, 3G, ultra-wideband, WiMAX, and wireless medical patient monitoring systems)) -- 'tis very sexy, but turns out not to be super helpful for WiFi issues.

I also have a Fluke EtherScope which turns out (IMO) to be much more useful…

I *can* bring these, but would prefer not to, as they are heavy, expensive, etc...


> 
> I'm not sure if we have any LX SFPs.  I figured I'd determine precisely what optics we need on the tech call today and order/scrounge as needed.

I'll poke around at home -- I think I have a few LXs that I can donate to the cause….

W

> 
> As for printers, that's no longer VeriLAN's chair...sort of...maybe.  At the last few meetings, we've just purchased locally.  This is due to the new, restrictive shipping regulations on toner.
> 
> 
> On Fri, Oct 19, 2012 at 6:59 AM, Chris Elliott <chelliot at pobox.com> wrote:
> Nick,
> 
> A few questions:
> 
> Are the 12 GBIC Modules actually the 3560E TwinGig converters?
> CVR-X2-SFP
> TwinGig Converter Module
> 
> Also, how about a couple of LX/LC SFPs and a couple of SM jumpers?
> 
> You mentioned that you've bought some sort of wifi diagnostic gear--can you bring that to Atlanta?
> 
> Any plan on printers? Buy in Atlanta? We might be able to reuse in Orlando. I /think/ shipping printers is easier domestically, not sure about costs...
> 
> Looks great, otherwise. Loving the new small switches.
> 
> Enjoy!
> Chris.
> 
> On Fri, Oct 19, 2012 at 9:37 AM, Nick Kukich <nkukich at verilan.com> wrote:
> For your review.
> 
> We're submitting the paperwork for this shipment today, but we'll have some time before it ships to make changes if needed.
> 
> 2	Juniper M7i
> 74	1252 APs
> 6	3560E-24
> 2	3560G-24
> 4	3750-48 +stack cables
> 8	3560-24s
> 7	3560CG-8 (we'll be carrying more of these from NANOG)
> 10	Streamer laptops w/power supplies
> 12	XLR/stereo mini adapters
> 2	Linksys voip phones
> 12	GBIC Modules
> 10	SX SFPs
> 10	LC-LC Fiber Jumpers
> 
> 1	Ethernet kit
> 1	Radio kit
> 1	Motorola gang charger
> 
> 8	Rolls of gaff
> 80	Cable locks
> 40	North American power cables
> 4	Power strips
> 2	Extension cables
> 
> Ethernet kit:
> 3	100-foot ethernet
> 10	75-foot ethernet
> 20	50-foot ethernet
> 25	35-foot ethernet
> 25	25-foot ethernet
> 20	14-foot ethernet
> 20	10-foot ethernet
> 80	7-foot ethernet
> 60	3-foot ethernet
> 
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> Nick Kukich
> 
> Network Engineer
> Verilan Event Services, Inc.
> 503.710.5115
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