Data Center Notes

Contacts

Castle Access / Redit

858.836.0202

nocstaff@redit.com

nocstaff@castleaccess.com

jcsupport@castleaccess.com (text pager).

If not calling from a number listed on their authorized contact list, be prepared to provide phone password

Rack depth 29 1/4"

I2b Networks

http://i2bnetworks.com/support/support-customer_service

866.915.8500

858-715-8500 x3 for NOC Support

Syptec in Las Vegas

http://syptec.com

801-478-2449

In ViaWest facility

Castle

Spare serial console

There is a blue spare serial console cable (with adapter) hanging in cabinet 3-5. Connect to it with tip spare on the console server. You may need to adjust the speed in the /etc/remote file first. The cable is long enough to reach a few cabinets away.

cable color coding

• blue & white pair: trunk lines from remote switches to p1a/b, A/B drops from castle
• white: cross connects
• yellow: public network
• green: private network
• orange: serial console
• red: special

cross connect mapping

(this is out of date, many probably aren't there any longer)

230809 <-> 220809
130903 <-> 220808
130902 <-> 220807
120302 <-> 110502
120303 <-> 120803?
130703 <->
230709 <->
220308 <-> 231008
220309 <-> 231009
230708 <-> 240908 (switch P10)
131002 <-> 140902 (serial switch P10)
131003 <-> 140703 (serial console)
230607 <-> 260407 (serial switch P11)
230608 <-> 260508 (serial switch P12)
230609 <-> 260409 (switch P1 cross connect)
231007 <-> 261707 (serial switch P14)
130702 <-> 161603 (switch P13)
230707 <-> 261607 (serial switch P13)
130603 <-> 140803 (serial switch P15)
161602 <-> 130602
Cabinet 06-17 port 1 to cabinet 04-08 port 1 ??

Open ports

3-6
130601 2

3-5
all open

spare drives

(in 3-6)

st373307LC white sled #5
st373307LC white sled #4
ST3146807LC no sled
ST373455SS dell sled
ST373307LC white sled #0
ST373307LC white sled #1
146G SAS

IP allocation

We own the following IP block: 69.55.224.0/20 Which consists of:

69.55.224.0/24
69.55.225.0/24
69.55.226.0/24
69.55.227.0/24
69.55.228.0/24
69.55.229.0/24 (announced at i2b)
69.55.230.0/24 (internal use and “temp IPs”)
69.55.231.0/24 (announced at i2b)
69.55.232.0/24
69.55.233.0/24 (dedicated customers, internal use)
69.55.234.0/24
69.55.235.0/24
69.55.236.0/24
69.55.237.0/24
69.55.238.0/24
69.55.239.0/24 (“bad boy” block)

All class C blocks above are subnetted as 255.255.255.0 and have their gateway at .1 (i.e. 69.55.224.12’s gateway is 69.55.224.1)

The exception to this the 233 block which is subnetted up for use by dedicated customers and for some of our internal (routing) equipment. Here’s how that block is chopped up:

Range		Mask	Slash	Hosts	Usage
0-127		.128	25	126	dedicated’s (so any customer on this block has a DG of .1 and NM of 255.255.255.128)
128-143	.240	28	14	
144-151	.248	29	6	
152-159	.248	29	6	fw external
160-167	.248	29	6	fw internal
168-183	.240	28	14		
184-191	.248	29	6	
192-223	.224	27	30	nat
224-255	.224	27	30	dedicated’s	DG: 69.55.233.225 (unverified)

D800 laptop

There is a Dell D800 laptop in cabinet 3-6 for use when at Castle (and to access via RDP when needed).

It is nat'd as follows:

69.55.233.197 <=> 10.1.4.240

(it's on the private net)

USB drive

We have a floating USB drive at castle, used for booting machines up in order to do BIOS updates or whatever.

It lives on virt16

See edit USB drive on Linux for more info.

i2b

cable color coding

• white: drops from i2b, i2b network
• yellow: public JC network
• green: private network
• orange: serial console