Devices on network?

tiersten

How many devices are on your home network? No reason. Just curious.

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tpatt100

I have my wife's Mac my Windows desktop and laptop. An HP Windows Home Server, network printer, PS3, Xbox 360, Wii, iPad, couple of iPhones.

But I don't have an actual study network. I have a test network at work.

Nobylspoon

If VMs count then I am close to 20. Excluding my VM's I have 3 PCs, 2 laptops, 3 mobile devices, TV, Wii, BluRay player, Xbox, Printer and a honeypot.

Devilsbane

Depends how you count it.

Modem/Router/WAP
1 desktop
My laptop, my old laptop, my brothers laptop, my girlfriends laptop, my girlfriends old laptop, my girlfriends old old laptop,
And my laptop has at least a dozen VMs on it.
Do you want to count the hard disk that I pulled out of my laptop the day I got it? I could stick it back in and call it a different comptuer...

tiersten

On my home network I've got:

2 servers, 2 desktops, 2 laptops, 4 game consoles, a car stereo, 3 squeezeboxes, 2 Chumby type devices, a TiVo, phone, iPod, 3 VoIP phones, a printer, 2 APs, a router, a firewall and a switch.

That isn't including the stuff in my lab.

gateway

tiersten wrote: »

On my home network I've got:

2 servers, 2 desktops, 2 laptops, 4 game consoles, a car stereo, 3 squeezeboxes, 2 Chumby type devices, a TiVo, phone, iPod, 3 VoIP phones, a printer, 2 APs, a router, a firewall and a switch.

That isn't including the stuff in my lab.

Car stereo

Now I'm curious

tiersten

gateway wrote: »

Car stereo
Now I'm curious

Its an Empeg

Devilsbane

tiersten wrote: »

On my home network I've got:

2 servers, 2 desktops, 2 laptops, 4 game consoles, a car stereo, 3 squeezeboxes, 2 Chumby type devices, a TiVo, phone, iPod, 3 VoIP phones, a printer, 2 APs, a router, a firewall and a switch.

That isn't including the stuff in my lab.

Oh yes, I forgot my ps3 and my cell phone (which sledom goes on the wifi, but has the encryption key and has the mac address approved)

tiersten

Devilsbane wrote: »

Oh yes, I forgot my ps3 and my cell phone (which sledom goes on the wifi, but has the encryption key and has the mac address approved)

My consoles very rarely get turned on but my phone is always connected to WiFi.

mgeorge

Lets see... All together over 65+ devices.

networker050184

I wonder if Scott Morris will stop by to check his box

tiersten

Bonus question is how many of your devices can access the internet using IPv6?

The servers, desktops and laptops along with the router and firewall are all IPv6 capable on my network.

gateway

tiersten wrote: »

Its an Empeg

Just googled it. Looks good!

tiersten wrote: »

Bonus question is how many of your devices can access the internet using IPv6?

None of mine do

I have a ml115 server with hyper-v and about 8 vm's
3 laptops - 1 with a few vm's installed on vmware player
2 desktops
2 mobile phones
wii
ps3
2 wireless routers
good old clearos firewall which I have finally got working and an openvpn box. I can now stop messing about with these 2 and finish that 294 I'm meant to be studying for.

Michael.J.Palmer

Three for me.

Home Desktop, My laptop, and Xbox 360.

Bokeh

One desktop, two laptop, one router, one external HD off the router, gf's Nook, one Ipod - 7

alan2308

Linksys WRT-54G
no-name switch
file server
2 desktops
laptop
PS3
Okidata C3400n

So that's 8, but doesn't count my Cisco lab or all the VM's.

TheShadow

After reading the other responses I just realized that I am terrible at counting.
I missed two remote power switches even though I did not count my rack the power switches are still there all the time. My nook gets the morning paper also via wifi and B&N's Friday freebies.

4 servers
4 desktops
1 HP B/W Laser printer with 4 trays, stacker, stapler, duplexer
1 HP Color Laser printer with duplexer
1 scanner
1 4TB NAS
2 Laptops
1 Netbook
1 Nook

So I guess with the nook and the remote power switches I am at 16+ with the rack off.

gorebrush

I have: -

Main desktop (Core i7 860)
Work laptop
Mrs laptop
Xbox 360
Wii
iPhone 3GS
iPhone 4

That's about it tbh.

CopperRiverTraining

I just joined these forums and saw this post. I have sent this to him specifically for this reason!

NetworkVeteran

Michael.J.Palmer wrote: »

Three for me.

Home Desktop, My laptop, and Xbox 360.

Do you have Internet access at home? That suggests at least one more device--a router.

Uber-Geek

I did have to jump on as someone e-mailed this to me. I figured I'd answer it appropriately as I am Scott Morris. (grin) Thanks for the humor though! I like it!

And most of my devices are accessible via IPv6 as well. Just because!

I'm going to have to figure out how to get my car stereo (or car for that matter) onto my network now... That one hadn't dawned on me.

Scott

RomBUS

My laptop (main rig)
My mom's laptop
My PS3
1 VM which I never use running Windows 8 Consumer Preview (hosted off my laptop)

jibbajabba

2 consoles, 2 iPhones, 2 iPods, 1 iPad, 1 Server, 2 laptops = 10 (nope, no stationary PC)

networker050184

Uber-Geek wrote: »

I did have to jump on as someone e-mailed this to me. I figured I'd answer it appropriately as I am Scott Morris. (grin) Thanks for the humor though! I like it!

And most of my devices are accessible via IPv6 as well. Just because!

I'm going to have to figure out how to get my car stereo (or car for that matter) onto my network now... That one hadn't dawned on me.

Scott

Took you long enough!

Cpl.Klinger

Right now, 12 devices:
2 desktops, 2 laptops, 2 cell phones, 2 Kindles, Printer, Router, Wii, and a Blu-ray player

When my eBay order shows up over the next week, I'll be adding 4 routers and 5 switches to the network to start gearing up for CCNA study.

jhardydj

Router
Modem
Linux box (file server / PBX)
Desktop
Virtualization Box + a few VM's
3 laptops
2 Cell phones
Wifes Vibrator.