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Like I said the only difference between the hardware was HDD size and more RAM. They had Exchange, SharePoint, Microsoft SQL and a file server in the server room. The CAT-5 cables had been spliced together with electrical tape under the floor and were run right next to the 220V/50Hz power. On pretty much any Ethernet link you could watch the CRC error counter increment all the time. The office had a bunch of cubicles on top of a raised floor. The “rack” was just that stainless-steel wire shelving with the round posts in each corner. 100% of the network elements had been purchased at CompUSA in Miami or San Juan and then smuggled in piece by piece. The only difference between a “server” and a desktop computer was a little bit different grade of HDD and more RAM. Some of the circuits were a little overloaded. When you opened the door to the server closet the radiant heat from the electrical panel hit you. Phone service was crazy expensive, it was actually cheaper at noon on a weekday to use my US based Vonage VOIP box and dial the office internationally via the USA than to call the office directly from my local phone. If the phone company saw them in use they’d disconnect our other services. “Do not ever open this door for a representative of (local phone company) unless you have unplugged these five boxes and hidden them.” And on top of an Ericsson PBX there were three celular to 2-wire trunk interfaces used to route cellular calls directly onto the three local networks as well as two Vonage Cisco ATA’s providing US dialtone. On day one my boss showed me how to open the door.

The server room was located in a closet off of the front desk. There was one entrance to the office suite. The setting is the capital city of a South American country.

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