Secure Cabinets

Mon Aug 19 17:21:15 UTC 2002

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    > -----Original Message-----
    > From: Benjamin J. Carrasco [mailto:carrasco at digitalrealm.net] 
    > Sent: Monday, August 19, 2002 1:09 PM
    > To: nanog at merit.edu
    > Subject: RE: Re: Secure Cabinets
    > 
    > 
    > 
    > Andrew,
    > > I am looking for a cabinet that I can install in my own 
    > server room to 
    > > protect my machines from prying fingers and other 
    > illegal access.
    > This
    > > cabinet needs to have vault like qualities and not just 
    > be some glass
    > and
    > > metal thrown together.  Maybe something like two key opening
    > procedures,
    > > etc.
    > 
    > I'd suggest looking at Metal-Tech Partners, we've had 
    > pretty good experiences with their products.  You will 
    > probably be interested in their all metal seismic line of 
    > cabinets.  There is a pretty wide assortment of 
    > industrial grade steel doors that surpass the strength of 
    > cabinets like Chatsworth.  They also offer dual locking 
    > mechanisms that can consist of a center combination lock, 
    > and top and bottom key-based locks.  We have had them 
    > customized in the past to alternate the top and bottom 
    > key-base locks (by default, one key is necessary to open 
    > both locks).  A side from building a makeshift colo in an 
    > abandoned missile silo, it should provide both a 
    > comfortable level of physical security. I can not for the 
    > life of me remember what their URL is.
    > 
    > -Ben
    > 
    > 
    > 
    > 
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