Several Important Network Devices

I'm not sure the best way to represent these or even if on the wiki is ideal but just to get this out someplace for now:

Fairbanks

ngeedata

• Debian Linux virtual machine
• Located in IARC server room
• Function is main data processing server and web server for sharing data with 3rd parties

lognet

• CentOS Linux virtual machine
• Located in IARC server room
• Function is main LoggerNet server for related projects.
• This computer pushes data to ngeedata after automated retrievals.

5thfloorradio

• Debian Linux Raspberry Pi Model B
• Located above the ceiling tiles on the 5th floor.
• Only accessible by using a ladder and removing tiles.
• This computer is a base radio for the Fairbanks Freewave network

ralph

• Debian Linux Solid-Run Cubox-I
• Located in the 207B at the moment
• serves as back up to Barrow dreamplug (though will need to be sent north if ever used)
• Also can double as local serial server.

IARC NL100

• Campbell Scientific NL100
• Located above the ceiling tiles on the 5th floor.
• Once again only accessible by ladder.
• This is the main Bonanza Creek network access point. (multi-point Freewave Network)

Poker Flat

Super Site Toughbook

• Panasonic Toughbook running Debian Linux
• Located in the Super Site Shed.
• This computer has LoggerNet for linux on it like the LogNet computer and pushes data to ngeedata hourly.
• Local data logger network at the super site is Campbell Scientific MD485.

Barrow

dreamplug

• Debian Linux small orange & black computer
• Mounted onto a wall in the BEO Control Shed (out about 1.2 miles from Cake Eater road in middle of BEO)
• Has a PTZ Axis model camera attached as well as serves as a radio base station
  • other radio users include Bill @ UAF-GIPL and Bryan at DOE-LBL
• Radio here is in Multi-point mode and sites in this neighborhood all have PakBus IDs

Nome

nome.moxa

• Small Moxa 1 Port serial server
• Located in the old library (I think... I don't know that I've seen it since it was moved during the 2006-2008 remodel).
• Just a simple network to serial device rather than full blown linux.
• Radio here is in point to point mode and we connect to the sites using AT commands.