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Honestly from what I've seen, their network diagram isn't that complicated.

 

The have Fibre to the Internet, and their LAN is basically just two bonded switches. Some of those ports are 20Gb, and the connection to their storage server is 20Gb. Those switches are for all devices on their network, including wireless clients through the APs.

 

The camera/security server appears to be on its own VLAN with a separate switch to manage the IP cameras.

 

Other than that.. it's a really simple setup.. It's not a big enough network for it to be overly complicated.

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Honestly from what I've seen, their network diagram isn't that complicated.

 

The have Fibre to the Internet, and their LAN is basically just two bonded switches. Some of those ports are 20Gb, and the connection to their storage server is 20Gb. Those switches are for all devices on their network, including wireless clients through the APs.

 

The camera/security server appears to be on its own VLAN with a separate switch to manage the IP cameras.

 

Other than that.. it's a really simple setup.. It's not a big enough network for it to be overly complicated.

I agree its quite simple.

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Honestly from what I've seen, their network diagram isn't that complicated.

 

The have Fibre to the Internet, and their LAN is basically just two bonded switches. Some of those ports are 20Gb, and the connection to their storage server is 20Gb. Those switches are for all devices on their network, including wireless clients through the APs.

 

The camera/security server appears to be on its own VLAN with a separate switch to manage the IP cameras.

 

Other than that.. it's a really simple setup.. It's not a big enough network for it to be overly complicated.

I wouldn't expect a complicated diagram from such a small company however this doesn't make things any less interesting. I'd still want to see the diagram.

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I wouldn't expect a complicated diagram from such a small company however this doesn't make things any less interesting. I'd still want to see the diagram.

 

I mean.. that's the thing. I could literally find a generic network diagram, and modify it a tiny bit -- without any more knowledge of their network configuration than what I've seen in their videos... and it'd be pretty accurate.

 

I can see why people would find it interesting, though. I guess I've just worked with/seen/designed bigger networks, so this stuff is just way too simple for me. Not trying to sound snobbish, it's just the truth.

--Neil Hanlon

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I mean.. that's the thing. I could literally find a generic network diagram, and modify it a tiny bit -- without any more knowledge of their network configuration than what I've seen in their videos... and it'd be pretty accurate.

 

I can see why people would find it interesting, though. I guess I've just worked with/seen/designed bigger networks, so this stuff is just way too simple for me. Not trying to sound snobbish, it's just the truth.

I now question your network geekdom if you are not excited for all network diagrams xD

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Reality show - ish

Not really. They've been vlogging the new office thing because that's all they could do while they moved in. They obviously can't do their regularly scheduled content without their sets built. I think they've been getting back to normal now.

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Not really. They've been vlogging the new office thing because that's all they could do while they moved in. They obviously can't do their regularly scheduled content without their sets built. I think they've been getting back to normal now.

thats... what i said... 

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thats a bare diagram.

 

Hes pretty brave. i wouldn't share any of my infrastructure data with he public . he's just making it easier for people to footprint his network should they ever want to breach it. I didnt see any corp firewalls in place like a Netscreen or Cisco device.

 

All someone would need is the public IP and patients

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thats a bare diagram.

Hes pretty brave. i wouldn't share any of my infrastructure data with he public . he's just making it easier for people to footprint his network should they ever want to breach it. I didnt see any corp firewalls in place like a Netscreen or Cisco device.

All someone would need is the public IP and patients

There is a Cisco router, I don't know the model though.

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This meet n greet. I am wondering if hes having a staff meeitng before hand to inform his staff hey dont let anyone near our machines etc, Doesnt take but 1 second to slip in a usb thumb drive walk out pull up ur laptop and go to town.

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thats a bare diagram.

 

Hes pretty brave. i wouldn't share any of my infrastructure data with he public . he's just making it easier for people to footprint his network should they ever want to breach it. I didnt see any corp firewalls in place like a Netscreen or Cisco device.

 

All someone would need is the public IP and patients

There was talk of a firewall from linus in a post a while back. Of course there's a firewall! It would be moronic to not have one. I know security is no joke, but give the guy a little credit.

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