How many Network Items do you have running on your home network?

[FiLeZz]

Here are the items in my house that have an IP and where are they located in the house.


1.) Hacked Tivo....Upstairs bedroom
2.) Home theatre PC. downstairs in theatre room
3.) Main Rig. Downstairs in office.
4.) Shuttle box P4 used ats HDTV DVR. Downstairs in office.
5.) Shuttle box AMD. Upstairs bedroom.
6.) HP Jet direct. Upstairs in spare bedroom.
7.) Web Server. Under steps downstairs.
8.) PDA Wireless. Anywhere
9.) Router downstairs Office.
10.) 16 port switch. Downstairs under steps
11.) 16 port switch. Downstairs under steps
12.) Laptop. Anywhere Wireless

That is 12 items with an IP
How many IP's do you have taken up in the house and where are they?

 

[tranceport]

I have 10 nodes on at all times.
5 more are switched off currently.

 

[Anubis]

My computer
File Server
Brothers Computer
Mom & dad Computer

so thats 4

 

[3chordcharlie]

6 computers, 2 routers (one as a wireless access point). And another couple of computers that are usually off so I guess they don't count. So 8 IPs assigned most of the time.

 

[wfbberzerker]

3 computers, 1 router.

 

[spidey07]

at least 40 ip addresses.

9 2500 series routers
4 2900 series switches
2 4000 series routers
wireless

hehehe. home lab.

oh - and one computer

 

[n0cmonkey]

~7 computers, 1 router

If this place wasn't so small, I'd hook up the rest of my computers

 

[FiLeZz]

Originally posted by: spidey07
at least 40 ip addresses.

9 2500 series routers
4 2900 series switches
2 4000 series routers
wireless

hehehe. home lab.

Hope it is all in different Vlans

 

[Joemonkey]

lets see, my dsl modem has an IP, my wired router gets that IP and gives it to a wireless router...

then i have my iPaq with a wireless CF card, my PC, wife's PC, roomate's PC, server PC, HTPC, and at least 1 "being built or testing for someone" PC at all times... so 9?

 

[dman]

I've scaled back quite a bit. Right now just my PC, my laptop, and my wifes PC have IP's. But I am hooked into my buddies house via a WAN link we setup using DLINK 900AP's and cantenna's AND share a broadband connection.

 

[FoBoT]

10 computers

 

[BurnItDwn]

1. Server/Router ... 1 Local IP, 1 External IP
2. Main Windows Box ... 1 Local IP
3. Laptop ... 1 Local IP
4. Lan/TV Out/Secondary Gaming Box ... 1 Local IP
5. PC I gave to Mom
6. PC I gave to me brother

I used to have 2 more PCs ... (a really old powerbook, and an extra spare PC ... but I have sold one and gave the other away)

 

[Boogak]

I don't feel as geeky now:

1 gaming PC in home office
1 main PC in home office
1 file server PC in home office
1 laptop in home office
1 spare PC in bedroom
1 HTPC in media room
1 Xbox in media room
1 PDA wirelessly roams the house
1 gf's laptop wirelessly roams the house

 

[Aves]

2

 

[toant103]

6

 

[myconid]

Dell 1600SC - 1 external - 3 internal (virtual servers) - Bedroom
Linksys WAP54G - Bedroom
Broadvoice VOIP Adapter - Common Room
Linksys WAP11 - Common Room
Dell Latitude D800 - Anywhere
iPaq - Anywhere
Neighbor - Next door
Compaq Server (P200) - Common Room
Generic AMD 700 - Common Room
Acer 266 - Common Room
Olicom Switch - Living room

 

[nsafreak]

Server/router 1 internal/1 external
Jukebox PC 1 internal
Main PC 1 external
Wireless clients 2
Sparcserver 1 internal
Upstairs PC 1 external
ReplayTV 1 internal
XBox 1 internal

Might get the broadband adapter for the PS2 but I don't think I will for the Gamecube, don't see any games worth it on that platform.

 

[TerryMathews]

Originally posted by: nsafreak
Might get the broadband adapter for the PS2 but I don't think I will for the Gamecube, don't see any games worth it on that platform.

There are other reasons to get the BBA for the GC.

 

[Supermercado]

Just three right now, connected with two routers. My parents' computer downstairs on the router connected to the cable modem and my wireless router connected to the other router that has my laptop (wired right now) and my primary desktop. I've got my old machine but I have no place to hook it up right now so it's just sitting in the corner of my room.

 

[OrganizedChaos]

princess 192.168.1.100 00:50:BA:AC:E7:C9 23:32:16
shrek 192.168.1.101 00:A0:CC:5C:0A:ED 22:23:27
Speedy 192.168.1.102 00:40:F4:15:06:25 16:31:46
farquaad 192.168.1.103 00:A0:CC:5C:0A:EC 20:10:27
donky 192.168.1.104 00:10:B5:F5:29:8C 05:27:59

plus a wireless laptop

 

[Chronoshock]

4 computers + router = 5 IPs

 

[FiLeZz]

Originally posted by: myconid
Dell 1600SC - 1 external - 3 internal (virtual servers) - Bedroom
Linksys WAP54G - Bedroom
Broadvoice VOIP Adapter - Common Room
Linksys WAP11 - Common Room
Dell Latitude D800 - Anywhere
iPaq - Anywhere
Neighbor - Next door
Compaq Server (P200) - Common Room
Generic AMD 700 - Common Room
Acer 266 - Common Room
Olicom Switch - Living room

Neighbor - Next door
Do they pay part of the bill.
If not I would give him the boot.

 

[Trygve]

Let's see:

5 login machines
1 nfs server
1 backup server
4 dns servers
5 web servers
2 email servers
2 news servers
a few 3Com 3300 managed switches
2 Cisco 3620 routers
1 Portmaster PM-3
1 gateway/firewall computer
1 security machine
1 SFF media server
2 video editing machines
1 main desktop machine
1 machine mostly used for producing/duplicating DVDs
6 laptops currently in use (lots more that aren't being used at the moment)
and a few machines for testing purposes


I'm probably forgetting something, but that adds up to 38. Obviously I have lots of other gear that I'm not actively using that would have an IP if it were on, and right now none of the gigabit switches are managed, so they don't count.

 

[yukichigai]

Router
Main Computer
Upstairs "Server"
XBox
Laptop
Roomate's Computer

Right now the only things up are the Server, the Router and the Laptop. I'm waiting on a replacement mobo for the main compy since the first one was DOA.

 

[InlineFive]

Two desktops
Two laptops
One Playstation2