March 27, 2006

VOIP a 'heated' concern for data center managers

Temperatures are rising in some wiring closets and computer rooms where VOIP and power-over-Ethernet (PoE) equipment is being installed.

Data Centre managers are concerned about the hike in Equipment density. A wide variety of power-hungry and heat-spouting devices is fighting it out over the same cramped space. Moreover, technicians also have to install redundancy systems that are standard IP-deployment issue. 

Everything is Size XL now. Large UPSes and Large POE switches are common. Thus, planning to place all IP equipment is critical. Experts suggest placing all network devices in locations with adequate heat dissipation, ventilation, and air conditioning.

Via TechWorld

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