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ISP making a demark drop inside my new server room. I don't want to find out last minute there's no signal or lower bandwidth than ordered.
Is there a reasonably inexpensive device that can show the signal and can test speed? Or any other ways?
This is for LC Fibre 1Gb multimode. Thanks.
Is there a reasonably inexpensive device that can show the signal and can test speed? Or any other ways?
This is for LC Fibre 1Gb multimode. Thanks.
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Bryant Schaper
Also if signal is getting to be to weak or too strong - you will be able to see it in log files (so again monitoring software (syslog) can give you warning about it).
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Issue is I won't have any network gear day 1. I don't want to have surprises last minute when I will bring equipment in and start configuring.
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Understood. Maybe they're adapters for phones, tablets, or laptops.
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If you don't have the equipment yet, how do you expect the vendor to turn up the circuit? They normally perform BGP peering and such during that call?
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Not sure I understand Bryan. You saying I must have a network gear in place before the ISP drops a demark in the server room?
This is a newly built room. Nothing in there yet. Just provisioning an ISP service.
This is a newly built room. Nothing in there yet. Just provisioning an ISP service.
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Got it. And no BGP there. Looks pretty bland. See attached. Do I need BGP?
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That's what I thought. And I can always add it later right?
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show interfaces diagnostics optics ge-0/1/x
You can use regex | match to reduce output size.
For bandwidth - you should use monitoring software.