A DHCP client should ping the address before assigning it. Not that it's a
rock solid way to prevent duplicate IPs, but a tool to be aware of.
On Wed, Feb 12, 2025 at 4:42 PM Sterling Jacobson via AF
wrote:
> Dennis, isn't that a recipe for double IP assignments?
>
> Wouldn't each DHCP server (
ODOT wants them on interstates, they use them for their internal stuff. I
don't see anyone else doing things on the interstates without K rail here.
On Thu, Feb 13, 2025 at 1:08 PM Adam Moffett wrote:
> NY DOT requires them on state highways. It has a big shock absorber on
> the rear end, and
That sounds like you could just use a squid. Built in splitter. This is
the 1x8: 760242040 | FST-S-HH08-N00-08
On Thu, Feb 13, 2025 at 12:25 PM Adam Moffett wrote:
> I love the Commscope OFDC. What kills me is I can only get it with 8 SC
> connectors or 12 SC connectors. I want something li
I had to look it up. Also called truck mounted attenuators (TMAs). Like crash
barrels but driveable. Also called scorpion trucks, I guess because they look
like scorpions.
I wonder if you rent one, does the rental cost include insurance for if someone
crashes into it?
From: AF On Beh
Usually we hire a traffic control firm that has all the special crap and knows
the rules on how to deploy it. I familiarized myself enough with the MUTCD to
know that there are situations I'd handle myself and situations I'd rather let
someone else handle. I'm confident that with the book at h
I have a visceral reaction to Optitap and other hardened connectors.
Out of curiosity what do those cost? What do you pay for the pre-term drops
approximately? I can hate them and still use them if it makes sense to do so.
-Adam
From: AF on behalf of Josh Lu
No, but he has plenty of flair.
I always kept beyond busy as a manager. I create large lists for those working
for me. I prioritize them, make sure all tasks are progressing and helping
troubleshoot those tasks that are falling behind. I interface with the outside
world and handle all the ex
I don’t recall ever hearing of a crash truck. New one one me. Waiting around
for an accident to clean up?
From: Adam Moffett
Sent: Thursday, February 13, 2025 11:25 AM
To: af@af.afmug.com
Subject: Re: [AFMUG] Cost of lashing onto strand
Fair point. The spreadsheet I saw did not itemize traf
I have had pretty good luck with the /32 method what routing platform
are you using? Assuming it is mikrotik it is pretty easy to do using
dhcp up and down scripts or proxy arp. Forget about the option 121 it is
not needed. What type of scale are you talking about 200 customers per
router or 2k
You're right, it depends. My management experience was more at the tactical
level.
My director complains that he has 2 hours per day of actual work time and 6
hours per day of meetings. So yeah, he's very strapped for time, and often has
to work early or late to get things accomplished.
If you're finding free time, then you're probably doing something right.
My feeling is if you get a few smart people into the right places and give them
latitude to solve their own problems then there's less for the manager to do.
If I can give someone the bones of a plan and they can put the m
I love the Commscope OFDC. What kills me is I can only get it with 8 SC
connectors or 12 SC connectors. I want something like the OFDC, but with 16
SC connectors so I can stick a 1x16 in there and plug in 16 drop cables. I
know you can get the OFDC with up to 24 LC connectors, but there are
Fair point. The spreadsheet I saw did not itemize traffic control and other
such ancillary items.
-Adam
From: AF on behalf of Trey Scarborough
Sent: Thursday, February 13, 2025 11:42 AM
To: af@af.afmug.com
Subject: Re: [AFMUG] Cost of lashing onto strand
Th
NY DOT requires them on state highways. It has a big shock absorber on the
rear end, and you park it at the rear of your work area. If someone doesn't
change lanes like they're supposed to they hit the crash truck.
-Adam
From: AF on behalf of Chuck McCown
S
Trey,
Currently we are using Mikrotik for the PPPoE stuff. Currently running 4000
customers over 3 PPPoE servers adding more and more everyday.
Seriously going to look at the netElastic stuff. We may be out growing the
mikrotik on this.
--
Best regards,
Markmail
This wouldn't be bad for a budgetary number it all depends on location,
and what that includes. If its for a contractor that is bidding the
whole construction its high for a contract crew to do just that and it
includes all consumables Lashing, horseshoes, etc not bad for many urban
or crap env
I splice everything myself. There's no way I get 16 customers out of a
single handhole. My average is 2.3. We only have 450b in HH right now.
(F1+F2+an apple core or two for drops). I think the biggest design we have
is 8 and the biggest use was 5 drops.
I have no idea what they cost - they we
Different states. Michigan is a "no fault state" so even if someone rams
you while you're stopped at a red light, your insurance fixes/totals your
car while their insurance does their car.
Ohio is a fault state so for some reason people are more concerned about
not hitting each others' cars and t
I was thinking of the cost to repair the TMA. Looks like after a crash the T
part should be OK but the A part is probably a total loss.
From: AF On Behalf Of Josh Luthman
Sent: Thursday, February 13, 2025 1:46 PM
To: AnimalFarm Microwave Users Group
Subject: Re: [AFMUG] Cost of lashing onto
it's so the looky-lou's don't kill your crew. They deploy them here,
even on two-lane highways.
On 2/13/25 10:07, Adam Moffett wrote:
NY DOT requires them on state highways. It has a big shock absorber
on the rear end, and you park it at the rear of your work area. If
someone doesn't change
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