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There were questions from my friends about my fancy office, equipment, organization and so on. So, as I am lazy and do not want to tell it separately I’m going to write about it.

My philosophy is simple – if computer is your shovel do not be snippy on your shovel.

Pictures usually say more than descriptions so here we go.

Physical and computer desktop

I would like to have 4k display but cheap ones I tested sucks (HDMI 1.4 and 30 Hz) and expensive are, well, expensive. Organization of computer desktop is simple – left communication and in general things that does not require attention, vertical oriented are treated as one big screen – left is usually browser and Sublime text, right are terminals. If I’m writing some report right is document, left notes, terminals and so on.

Since I’m syncing most of things via Owncloud, local NAS, Puppet for configuration Macbook Air is on the desk only for charging reason. I use it only in coffee shops, on client sites etc.

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IMG_2074Chair

Actually one of most important rules (you back will thank you later) – don’t be snippy on this. Mine is from M1 shop. In shop they are able to provide you some special tweaks based on you body type.

IMG_2075Cabling and mounting

I don’t like cabling on the floor so I bought some organizers – mostly based on Velcro and mounted it under the desk.

IMG_2077To achieve better positioning, more space on desk and cleaner look I decided to mount displays on the wall.

IMG_2079Tweaks

I like little upgrades I did to desk – for example this “integrated” USB.

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But, in the end best tuning is have separate desk for experimenting, connecting temporary computers and so on.

IMG_2080Bookcase

Bookcase is important. Many people tend to think that everything is on Internet. Trust me – it is not.  But from this certain book-shelf is. :)
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So you have iLO (I’m working with version 3 – UPDATE: works with version 2 – console is accessed over port 23/tcp) and want to use it over SSH tunnel? No problem but you need to know which ports to forward instead of default 80/443 TCP. According to iLO documentation and nmap you need to forward these if you want to use whole iLO functionality:

22, 23, 80, 443, 17988, 9300, 17990, 3002

Example command for SSH forward command (obviously replace ILO_IP and ROUTER_IP):

sudo ssh -L 22:ILO_IP:22 -L 23:ILO_IP:23 -L 80:ILO_IP:80 -L 443:ILO_IP:443 -L 17988:ILO_IP:17988 -L 9300:1ILO_IP:9300 -L 17990:ILO_IP:17990 -L 3002:ILO_IP:3002 root@ROUTER_IP

You need to use sudo because you are forwarding privileged ports (ports under 1024). Now you should be able to access iLO by going to http://localhost and execute Java console.