Arthur C. Clarke formulated the following three “laws” of prediction:
I upgraded my WIFI Bridge to a clients T-1 to use the Bullet2HP radio endpoint. System is definitely added to my tools. More detailed setup to come.
Can we see the irony ?
The system uses the following
Setup
Scripts
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:::::::::::::: historylog.sh :::::::::::::: #!/bin/sh cat
:::::::::::::: watts2fb.sh :::::::::::::: #!/bin/sh /home/vitech/scripts/watts2fb.pl > /home/vitech/logs/snapshottusage.txt /home/vitech/scripts/smtp-cli –verbose –from=XXX@gmail.com –to post@XX.posterous.com –data /home/vitech/logs/snapshottusage.txt
:::::::::::::: wattslog.sh :::::::::::::: #!/bin/sh date > /home/vitech/logs/currentusage.txt /usr/local/bin/wattsup -c 1 ttyUSB0 watts >> /home/vitech/logs/currentusage.txt /home/vitech/scripts/historylog.sh
:::::::::::::: watts2fb.pl :::::::::::::: #!/usr/bin/perl open FILE, “/home/vitech/logs/currentusage.txt” or die $!; $i=0; while () { @line = split (/ /,$_); chomp $line[5]; if ( $i == 0 ) { $tstamp=$line[1]. ‘ ‘ . $line[2] . ‘ ‘. $line[5]. ‘ ‘ . $line[3] ; } if ( $i == 1 ) { $watts = $line[0]; } $i++; } $send = $tstamp . ‘ ‘ . $watts; print “Subject : Watts used $wattsn”; print “@line watts”;
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Here is where I list my tools of the trade :
As always more to come.
V.I. Technical Services, LLC (VITECH), is located, registered and licensed to do business in the U.S. Virgin Islands. The business is an independent Information Technologies consulting firm in the Virgin Islands with more than 20 years of experience. VITECH specializes in the design, engineering, equipment and materials specification, equipment procurement, installation and maintenance of Local and Wide Area Networks for Data and VoIP applications. Its clients include owners of some of the larger commercial buildings in the territory, and businesses that demand superior infrastructure and off-island connectivity, with bandwidth intensive applications and class “A” network equipment specifications and maintenance requirements.
Clients are predominantly in the financial services sector or are commercial office space developers with tenant requirements that include centralized data and communications services. Some are multi-building campuses with high speed optical backbones and wireless bridges. Almost all clients use high speed Internet connections to off-island locations for Virtual Private Networks, FTP file transfer, Terminal Services, Video Conferencing, Data backup services, Voice over Internet Protocol communications, IP trunking, and toll-bypass applications.
V.I. Technical Services currently has 3 full time personnel and 1 part-time assistant. These staff-persons carry out the everyday consulting and system maintenance functions. However, part of VITECH’s business success is due to their experience and expertise in procuring and supervising competent sub-contractors for initial and upgrade cabling installation work. Close supervision ensures that all sub contract work meets VITECH design specifications, and is completed and certified to EIA/TIA 568-A specifications and associated best-practice recommendations.