Tony Schaffran #11071

Micronics (Narbik Kocharians)
Labs R&S

When using technology like this, it's important to ensure that you have your interface designations down correctly, and this goes for ensuring you've got the right hostnames as well. Not doing so is going to mean being unable to connect to anything at all, and we're wagering that's probably not the result you're after. Ensuring you're installing something properly is pretty elementary, whether it's a new server rack or the latest o2 Mobile Broadband, but you'd be surprised at how many people jump straight in without giving any thought to set-up. Don't make the same mistake - check the table, and you'll find everything you need.

Micronics Labs can be done on our racks PDX-05, PDX-06, PDX-07 or PDX-08 with very little effort. Some of our interfaces have different designations. You will need to verify your lab with our drawing. Be sure to use the hostnames indicated on our drawing as well to ensure you are being connected to the right device.

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Our topology is near identical to the actual Micronics lab topology. If you have difficulties for any reason using their practice labs on our racks, please let us know and we will see what we can do.

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