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Hi today we're gonna talk about connecting the Polycom V V X series phones through polycom desktop connector this one specifically I have a Polycom desktop connector VV X 300 however the actual connecting process is actually very similar across all the models of phones especially when it comes to actually connecting it to the actual network so that it gets an IP address and can actually communicate with the phone system so once you unbox you're gonna get a lot of stuff in there you're gonna have the actual phone unit itself with the phone unit you're also going to have a base stand or a stand connector you're gonna have the handset you're gonna have the handset cable most of the time you're also gonna have included a small network cable you don't necessarily have to use this.
we'll see you later on when you might want to use it and depending on the model of phone you have you may or may not have a power adapter with it if you're if you're using what's called Power over Ethernet you won't need a power adapter because the power for the phone is actually gonna be coming through the ethernet cable that's coming from your wall if you do not have that then you're gonna need the supplied power adapter so connecting the phone itself is actually very easy to assemble it just flip it over on the base station and you'll notice most of the phones have three some have four some have two little slots on the back here this is just simply where this base stand connects right in and the feet right here are always gonna go down and it literally just slides centered right into the slot and you push down and it clicks into place to remove it if you want to put it in one of these other slots for a different tilt simply remove it and put it in a different slot.
Once you have that in you at least be able to put the phone on the stand and now you actually be able to connect to this so now you could connect the handset there are actually two different sides to this handset cable there is a longer side here that doesn't have as long of a curl and the shorter side here that does have a shorter piece before the curl the shorter side actually goes into the bottom of the handset now the cable itself will work either way regardless it doesn't matter what you plug the long end in here the short end in here it's actually more for aesthetic purposes and you'll see that here in a moment so if you go ahead and flip over the phone you're gonna notice a lot of different ports on the back and it looks a little intimidating and this is the part that people get a little intimidated by but it's actually very simple once you kind of understand what these symbols mean and you'll actually see there's a lot of symbols on the back of the phone here right here on the far right this is where the handset is actually going to connect in and if you kind of look at this symbol it kind of looks like a picture of a handset one more here to the left is actually called the computer port this will make sense a little later but this is where you would plug a computer into the phone this one over here with the line here with a couple couple lines with dots on the end of them this is the land border LAN port.
This is the port that actually is going to plug into your network further over here to the left this is the headset port certain headsets will plug into here and then this is actually the power port here below the headset port there is an auxiliary port this is used for a multitude of different things from sidecars to specific types of headsets with lifters that require power in this case we're not going to use this today and then there is also another headset jack here this is for an electronic hook switch for electronically taking the phone on and off the hook again I'm not going to talk too much about that today so again we'll go back to this longer end of the handset here longer into the curlicue that handset is just gonna plug right into that handset port we talked about here all the way on the far right as you can see when I lay it down there is actually a reason for that longer non curlicue end there's a channel it lays into here there's also a channel that it lays into here on this side.
The reason for this is when I go ahead and flip over the phone it will actually rest comfortably on the surface inside that and not rock back and forth that's just for more aesthetic purposes and again the handset just goes inside of here now if you're not using the base stand let's say you're actually hanging this on a wall you can do that you obviously wouldn't put the base stand in here there are two mounting screws here two mounting locations we can put screws in the wall and mount this if you are mounting it on the wall just make note inside of here on the handset place there is a little piece of plastic that you actually kind of have to pull up on and this actually comes out you would want to take this out and if you look at the other side of it it kind of has a little tab on it that's actually so that the head and handset itself I mean handset actually has something to connect into if you're not doing that don't have to worry about it you can just leave it as is but I want to make sure you are aware of that we're actually halfway there at this point now it's actually a matter of connecting the phone to the actual network itself so that I can get power and network or just simply network connection again.
This seems intimidating but it's not it's just a matter of getting it connected correctly so on the back those two ports we talked about the one we're gonna focus on here is the LAN port LAN port which is that line with a couple extra lines and dots off of it to get it to connect to the network a lot of times you're going to connect these phones where there's already an existing PC in place and that PC is already connected using a network cable on the back of the PC in that case the easiest way to do that is to route through the phone first and then back to the PC to do that you will simply just unplug the network cable from the back of the PC which in this case I have a PC right off to the side here so I went ahead and this cable literally just came out of the back of a PC now my PC has no internet but I'm gonna take this and plug it into the LAN port or to the LAN port now to get my PC so it has internet again is actually very simple you're gonna actually take that supplied network cable if it's not long enough you'll have to purchase a longer network cable but you're gonna plug that into this PC port that we talked about which is the right side Network port you're going to plug one end into that PC port the other end of this cable right here.
I'm gonna plug right back into the back of my PC into that same spot that we just took this other network cable out of then I'll get my PC internet again now that we're plugged up I'm gonna go ahead and flip over the phone and in this case you're gonna notice that the phone is actually turned on already this is because here we're using power over ethernet so the phone is actually getting power through that network cable that came from the back of my computer if for some reason the phone is not on at this point you most likely don't have power over Ethernet on your switch so you're gonna have to use the supplied power adapter all you have to do flip the phone back over and this power adapter goes into the round power adapter slot all the way over here on the left just plug it into there plug the other end of this and do a standard outlet and your phone will have power and that's it your phone is now unboxed and connected and can actually connect up to the PBX.
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HOW TO TEST TAPE DRIVE IN ITDT TOOL
Hi we're going to combine actually three different topics even though we called this first topic how to test a tape drive using IBM I TDT tools in the case of an HP drive using HP LTL tools we're just going to cover the IBM testing today the second half that we're going to talk about the chip reader and a little bit of technology on how LTO media reports data transferred from the tape drive that tells how it's performing and the third one's got to be just an overview of what we do in the lab show you a little bit of our equipment that we use and how to go from there so I'm gonna slide over here I to the left and we're gonna start off on this particular screen over here and what we have is just our Windows screen.
I'm gonna activate this IBM ITDT and this is the Dell version it's very similar to the IBM but this is the kind of screen that you'd wanna you'll end up seeing and you can download that up here it indicates ITDT - DRC and you can just type an ITDT on your Google search engine and you can download a Dell version or the IBM so this is the first screen you're gonna come up with now I have a tape inserted in here the steps to be an LTO for SAS interface it's ready to go so what I'm going to do is I'm taking the cursor up here to scan okay I'm gonna click on the Scan button and it says you know you're gonna scan your system for attention ladies to stop your backup would you like to continue yes okay activating that so it's scanning for devices and it identified a device okay all three I'm half pi Delta yo for a serial number whatever hit it conveniently checked it for me so which is kind of nice typically you would want to go just over here to the test function.
Click on that but you have some other things you can do here I mean you can do some internal diagnose diagnostics exercise test eject as preset system test you can do a firmware upgrade from here if you wanted to do that and you can run certain configurations on it if you want to do there so we're just going to go make sure this is highlighted that's the device and we're just gonna go test so it's mounted the refurbished tape drive it's starting the testing protocol and this will sometimes you get a screen I had it up and running but sometimes you get a screen saying you know make sure this is a scratch tape so you don't lose any of your data because it over writes the data on the tape and so we're not gonna sit and watch this for 18 minutes because that's how long it takes but once it completes we did kind of the just a printout of the test results and all of our tape drives that we sell or repair ship with these test test results so what a customer sends are driving for repair it worked at I our environment why is it worth it looking you can kind of work through those things this particular one here is a HP LTO fine okay and it's the model number it shows the power on these and this has been powered on for sixteen hundred and seventy-one dates okay it's gone through two hundred eighty three power on power off cycles and it was manufactured in 2012 now we Scrolls to reduce results to see the throughput in megabytes per second.
They advertised LTO five drives it's one hundred forty megabytes per second but this is 132 which is just fine because the way they test those a test with optimum results they vary the block size they do this they do that to get to 141 130 to 140 is just perfect and then on the bottom it basically says it pet done blue green thing here ITV cheese and it's passed so that's kind of a quick overview we prefer the dell version for certain things and we like the IBM versions well one of the things that the Dell version does if the IDM doesn't do it doesn't do a post B test and you say well what is the pulse B test well that moves your head all the way to the upper track the head is moved to the upper tracks of the media and it'll test that common complaint of a customer yeah we are backups fail after the 3 terabyte backup fails after one terabyte well it gets to the top of them to travel and it can't trap can't move there because of debris buildup or whatever so we kind of picked that up as well so that's gonna kind of wrap up the tape testing software at least the IBM version of it in the Dell version so now we're going to transition to phase 2 which is going to be how we test our units in the left.
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HP ProLiant DL160 G6 Overview
hi my name is Brent Allen and I'm the worldwide product marketing manager for the HP proliant dl120 the dl160 g6 was specifically designed to hit a variety of customer targets one being HPC high performance computing another being web 2.0 and the many varieties of that including web caching another part of that is cloud we also have sass which rather than sass being like storage device SAS software as a service these are just some of the markets including general computing that this hp server is specifically designed to target the dl160 g6 also offers a variety of benefits over and beyond what we offered in g5 most notably those include performance bandwidth and energy efficiency for performance the dl160 g6 offers the new Intel processors which boost performance dramatically giving a gain over our g5 systems that is one piece the next piece being Intel's quick path architecture which enables direct access to the memory so that means that the performance between the memory and the processors is greatly boosted as well for bandwidth the dl160 was
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processors up to to e5 2600 v3 series 18 core processors are supported for a total of 72 threads utilizing Intel's hyper threading technology the new Intel c6 10 chipset supports ddr4 memory providing faster speeds higher density and lower power consumption than the previous generation of servers this system is Energy Star compliant underscoring HP's commitment to conserving energy and helping customers save money this system is not backwards compatible with ddr3 memory modules when used with a dual CPU configuration a maximum of 24 ddr4 dims can support either 384 gigabytes of our dims or a maximum size of one and a half terabytes with the new 64 gigabyte lrdimms depending on the processor the dl380 supports memory speeds of up to 2133 megahertz
different chassis configurations support both SFF and lff drives this allows you to choose between SATA SSD or SAS drive options of up to 4 8 16 or 24 SFF drives with an option to add 2 SFF rear drives or depending on your storage needs 12 lff drives with an optional 3 lff rear drives the dl380 offers several different storage options use HP's embedded 1041 40 I static controller or for better performance choose the 12 gigabit per second pea 420 AR which supports SAS drives and raid
configurations of 0 1 2 and 556 60 with 2 gigabyte flash back right cache with battery raid 1 and 10 with advanced data mirroring is also supported for greater flexibility consider the p8 40 with 4 gigabyte cache which supports up to 16 drives without the need for an expander card reducing latency to SSDs depending on the chassis configuration the front of the dl380 gen9 allows access to the power on button USB 2.0 and 3.0 ports optional optical drive VGA connection and system insight display the back of the server provides access to redundant power supplies 2 USB 3.0 connections vga dedicated ILO connection serial port embedded quad port land and optional
flexible land on motherboard and depending on your needs PCIe riser slots or additional rear hard drives there are three different output options for platinum rated power supplies use either a 500 watt 800 watt or 14 hundred watt flex slot hot plug power supply these can be used across a variety of HP ProLiant gen9 servers a primary PCIe riser offers two PCIe gen3 slots of x16 wired x8 full-height half-length and x8 full-height half-plane slot for greater versatility an optional 2 slot can replace the primary riser with one x16 full-height volt length and one x8 full height full-length slot
with a 2 processor configuration and optional secondary riser card can be installed adding two additional x16 PCIe gen3 full height full Lane slots and another x8 full height 1/2 Lane slot various PCIe cards can be installed including InfiniBand cards fusion-io drives and depending on your chassis configuration powerful GPU cards like the NVIDIA grid K to Tesla K 4 TC and quad rope a six thousand each piece integrated lights-out management technology offers reliable remote management allowing you to maintain complete Refurbished server control and access your server from any remote location using a browser or the ILO mobile app an advanced license unlocks powerful remote management and control features the dl380 gen9 can weigh up to 52 pounds n is three point four or four inches tall 17.5 four inches wide and twenty six point seven five inches deep with SFF drives the optional lff chassis configuration increases the depth of the unit to twenty eight point seven five inches supported operating systems include Microsoft Windows Server Red Hat Enterprise Linux SUSE Linux Enterprise Server Oracle Solaris VMware Citrix XenServer n panicle Ubuntu and that concludes our brief overview of the dl380 gen9 server from HP for more Hardware reviews Follow to our Xfurbish TV please contact Xfurbish if you have any questions Vinay 2.0 wrote
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stairs desktop computers and then there's like server computers but how different are they exactly well any computer actually has the same basic components processor working memory storage etc and you may be surprised to hear that fundamentally they're not that different with some of those components even coming off the same assembly line but that doesn't mean that you can just grab off-the-shelf desktop components in like fashion yourself a server.
I mean sure this core i7 runs at 3.8 gigahertz and this Xeon runs at 3.8 gigahertz but it costs way more well hold on in just a second hold off on the core i7 sometimes there's more to it than gigahertz and gigabytes and all those gigas so let's get this list of differences kicked off number one we just discovered server gear is much more expensive for specifications that often appear similar or even worse at times but why you get inter compatibility with other server grade Hardware things like ECC and registered RAM support a bullet point that's hidden halfway down the product page for that CPU from before now while using memory that is slightly more resistant to errors might not seem like a big deal to a typical desktop user it's absolutely critical for a server in a desktop environment one little tiny rammer or caused by like cosmic rays might cost little Sally they cute picture she made in ms paint
A server it could result in the loss of patients medical records or who knows what else not to mention speaking of inter compatibility that server memory is available in much higher capacities so you got to have support for that we find the next difference in the little details
The characteristics of a product that don't always find their way onto a spec sheet for example server and workstation grade hardware uses higher quality components and is subjected to much more rigorous quality testing and validation they not only are made to handle heavier duty cycles but also live longer overall while doing it now on to features silent operation a bunch of USB 3 ports and like overclocking settings out the wazoo are not the kinds of
Things that server clients will want to spend money on which doesn't mean that they're cheapskates they'll pay big money for stuff like fancy networking capabilities remote management interfaces and hardware redundancy so the machine won't experience any downtime even in the event of a hardware failure on something like a power supply and it's great that they buy this stuff because it drives the costs down for us guess top folks in the future so my next point actually ties at least partially into most of the others server hardware is optimized for different workloads for example on the desktop our applications aren't heavily multi-threaded so higher frequency processors with fewer cores work really well but a server might run an operating system and software that takes much better advantage of multiple processing cores so we might get much better results with a lower clocked server CPU that has more processing cores or even with multiple CPUs to further spread up the workload and then finally there are the optimizations made for the environment in which a server will operate for example a consumer and enterprise grade
Hard drive might share much of the same technology it's a bit of a recurring theme here but a server hard drive is much more resistant to wear and tear from vibration something that doesn't matter for our drive sitting in the desktop by itself but that is critical for a drive that's surrounded on all sides by other drives spinning and clicking away doing their own work and there are so many little things like this a server won't compromise on power consumption or increase size unnecessarily to squeeze a little bit more performance out of the hardware like a gaming rig would it's all about how much computing power can fit in as small a space as possible while consuming as little power as possible the general consumer has different priorities in a big tower that consumes a couple more watts doesn't really matter when you got one family PC in the house or even two or
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