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i can only think of one way to fill up 35tb.... 

i can only think of one way to fill up 35tb.... 

people at my school think they are games becus they play facebook games all day long 

i can only think of one way to fill up 35tb.... 

i can only think of one way to fill up 35tb.... 

Regarding the switch. I would really recommend looking at something proper enterprise grade (The likes of Cisco/Aruba/etc). 500+ poe watts is a lot to ask from a switch and a lot of poe powered devices on that single switch. I would personally, and certainly if its far away not trust a Netgear/TP-link/Ubnt something for this job. I have also seen manufacturers not implement some simple safeties regarding poe on their switch so if something goes wrong all 30 cameras and the switch.  

Regarding the switch. I would really recommend looking at something proper enterprise grade (The likes of Cisco/Aruba/etc). 500+ poe watts is a lot to ask from a switch and a lot of poe powered devices on that single switch. I would personally, and certainly if its far away not trust a Netgear/TP-link/Ubnt something for this job. I have also seen manufacturers not implement some simple safeties regarding poe on their switch so if something goes wrong all 30 cameras and the switch.  

i can only think of one way to fill up 35tb.... 

If someone doesnt know what they are doing, then I doubt that someone is able to write documentation. 
If you want to look into it then google vt-d, gpu passthrough, passthrough kvm/qemu and esxi passthrough. 

i can only think of one way to fill up 35tb.... 

You wanted a tablet with a good cpu, which the x230t has because it has a propper non ultra low voltage cpu. The i7 version of the x230t is equal to about an i5-5300u. The x230t also has great native support for linux.

Depends on the image, IPBase doesn't support it but IPServices does/should.

Sorry, I should have checked the datasheet before posting literaly less than a minute after his question. I though it was like the Netgear switches with the Configuration Letter E-G-T for one moment, but these represents whole series for cisco.

 

i can only think of one way to fill up 35tb.... 

i can only think of one way to fill up 35tb.... 

open cmd 
ipconfig /release
ipconfig /renew
 
 

Probably some sort of network flood. Have you not run a wireshark capture with her on the network? I would expect that someone who owns dell blade servers would have thought to have run a wireshark...

RDS client can use Kerberos authentication, secure tunneling and be proxied through an RDS Gateway for much tighter control on who, what and where you can RDP to. It also has much better logging.
 
VNC and teamviewer are garbage in comparison for remote connecting to a Windows Server, that and installing either is extremely frowned upon.

Meh linus doesn't know whats he's doing with networking
 
SMB 3 will work fine with big packets, and getting that much data to it will be a pain, and nfs will probably work a bit better, same with iscsi. Also you don't have to send data. most of the time 100gbe is use for a main link between buildings or to a ISP.

This post looks like it was made by an 8 year old who owns a mac yet tells all his school friends hes a master h4xer.
 
Unless you're the FBI, don't bother.
 

If someone doesnt know what they are doing, then I doubt that someone is able to write documentation. 
If you want to look into it then google vt-d, gpu passthrough, passthrough kvm/qemu and esxi passthrough. 

That cable is for cisco devices which use the rj45 connector for serial communication and your netgear thing doesnt, it uses a basic rs232 connector so what you need is a usb to rsr232 adapter. 

Thats now how that works. That is a cable for cisco devices to convert a normal serial connector to a rj45 plug. It still is serial and not ethernet and it wont allow you to ssh to the switch. 

You need a USB to serial adapter, and then a serial female to serial female cable.
For example these two.
USB to serial converter
and
Female to female 9-pin serial
 
 
If you want to configure a Cisco switch (or I believe a more modern HP switch) then you just swap out the female to female cable for a female 9-pin to RJ45 cable (like the one posted above). You still need the USB to serial adapter though. You will most likely have to manually install the drivers as well.
 
 
Edit:
Here are my cables. Not the exact same brand as the ones I linked from Amazon, but they are the same types.
Left = USB to serial adapter. Always used.
Middle = Serial to serial, used by HP (or at least their old stuff).
Right = Serial to RJ45, used by Cisco.

Are you kidding... jerk