Overclock.net - Overclocking.net - Servers http://www.overclock.net/ en Sat, 21 Nov 2009 08:36:52 GMT vBulletin 1 http://static.overclock.net/images/oc/misc/rss.jpg Overclock.net - Overclocking.net - Servers http://www.overclock.net/ WHS backup management http://www.overclock.net/servers/613192-whs-backup-management.html Sat, 21 Nov 2009 07:17:04 GMT Im looking for a method of managing the PC backups on my WHS. Im moving all the PCs in the house, parents desktop, downstairs laptop, my rig and my G50 notebook, to Windows 7. I want to keep the last backup of all these PCs running vista just incase. Then store these on a CD/DVD. I have gone... Im looking for a method of managing the PC backups on my WHS. Im moving all the PCs in the house, parents desktop, downstairs laptop, my rig and my G50 notebook, to Windows 7. I want to keep the last backup of all these PCs running vista just incase. Then store these on a CD/DVD. I have gone through for downstairs laptop and set the WHS to remove all except the latest one.

Does this method remove all info associated with previous backups? Is there a better way to manage the backups and is there away to move the ones I want to keep off for storage?

Thanks in adance. ]]> Servers Pheatton http://www.overclock.net/servers/613192-whs-backup-management.html My clinic server http://www.overclock.net/servers/613049-my-clinic-server.html Sat, 21 Nov 2009 01:17:31 GMT This one uses my Skulltrail motherboard and dual QX9775s that Intel gave me for a previous build. It has Raid 1+0 Western Digital Velociraptors Build log: This puppy housed in a Danger Den Tower 26. I am adding legs as the server will sit behind a window in our lobby that separates the lab... This one uses my Skulltrail motherboard and dual QX9775s that Intel gave me for a previous build. It has Raid 1+0 Western Digital Velociraptors
Build log:
This puppy housed in a Danger Den Tower 26.

I am adding legs as the server will sit behind a window in our lobby that separates the lab from the lobby. The wall extends about 10" up the the beginning of the window. I want the clients to have a clear view of the rig.

Attaching the legs with on of my favorite tools . . . .

Nice and shiny:

I am picky about screws (do not like Philips prefer socket head for looks) so I buy them in bulk from McMasters:

The downside is they do not sell them in all the sizes Danger Den uses so I have to cut them down sometimes:

I also prefer colored fasteners when possible. They I either bought or had powder coated. I hope to buy an anodizing kit this Summer when I can afford it so I can do my own hardware including things like ioplates:

Here is the case so far . . . .moving slow today as I am under the weather.

[B]
My PSU has one side like looks McNasty like an anal fissue (the other sides are nicely air-brushed) so I decided to do a little ghetto mod to it. I will layer mesh over some UV blue that I will bend into an shape to make a new side cover. I will put in some UV leds behind it probably wiring them to the inside of the psu.

First, here is the starting shot:

After I cut off the offending end:

Measuring out the mesh:

Got the mesh on, will redo the C channel to square the top part out later.

Side panel design for laser rastering:

tubular

Did sleeving the final tubing today (came out a tad sloppy but it works):




Leak tested and boots into bios. Enough for tonight. Tomorrow make sure it boots up to Server 2008. I will get the raid setup after PDXLAN.

After this rig, onto the water-cooled Xbox.




Skulltrail server deployed:


]]> Servers DarthBeavis http://www.overclock.net/servers/613049-my-clinic-server.html Cheap Server Hosting http://www.overclock.net/servers/612843-cheap-server-hosting.html Fri, 20 Nov 2009 18:31:13 GMT Cheap Server Hosting, I have game servers, about 10 dedicated servers are up. I host many servers. Go to this URL: http://www.cahcentral.freeforums.org/cheapest-server-hosting-t21.html :) ---- Cheap Server Hosting, I have game servers, about 10 dedicated servers are up.


I host many servers. Go to this URL:

http://www.cahcentral.freeforums.org...sting-t21.html
:)

----

There you can order one for your event for up to 3 hours.

Now I want to buy more, so does anyone have any ideas on what to use? And if you have one then I'd gladly buy. :cheers: ]]> Servers assaulth3ro911 http://www.overclock.net/servers/612843-cheap-server-hosting.html Supermicro ATOM 1U for server (router) http://www.overclock.net/servers/612227-supermicro-atom-1u-server-router.html Thu, 19 Nov 2009 17:26:31 GMT I want use this small 1U from Supermicro with Atom.http://www.supermicro.com/products/chassis/1U/502/SC502L-200.cfm Anyone used one, or got any clue on the noise level, power usage? Thank you I want use this small 1U from Supermicro with Atom.http://www.supermicro.com/products/c...SC502L-200.cfm
Anyone used one, or got any clue on the noise level, power usage?
Thank you ]]> Servers elec999 http://www.overclock.net/servers/612227-supermicro-atom-1u-server-router.html Server for source games? http://www.overclock.net/servers/612085-server-source-games.html Thu, 19 Nov 2009 08:27:16 GMT I'm looking at creating a server primarily for hosting source games. Thing is, it's a low budget operation and I want to use parts (mostly) from the rig below.
I'll add a cheap dual core (e2180, e2220), 2GB of 667MHz ram, and maybe a server GPU; Tesla, Quadro and the like.

I'm just tired of hosting a listen server all the time.


Suggestions? Ideas? Better way of doing it?


Thanks in advance

~Reflux

(Tesla or Quadro from eBay, because they go very cheap: Link) ]]> Servers Reflux http://www.overclock.net/servers/612085-server-source-games.html Why virtualize servers? http://www.overclock.net/servers/611683-why-virtualize-servers.html Wed, 18 Nov 2009 19:33:19 GMT I understand the need and use of using server virtualization for multiple OS. I can even grasp using multiple windows OS installations when implementing iSCSI. What reason is there to run multiple, separate virtual Windows OS(server or otherwise)? I can only imagine that security would be... I understand the need and use of using server virtualization for multiple OS.

I can even grasp using multiple windows OS installations when implementing iSCSI.

What reason is there to run multiple, separate virtual Windows OS(server or otherwise)?

I can only imagine that security would be easier in some manner but only with an ESXi type virtualization software.

Done some reading and I just do not see the point but I hear people doing it but not explaining why.

Edit - Bad spelling ]]> Servers Sarec http://www.overclock.net/servers/611683-why-virtualize-servers.html Server Processors, EVGA Board http://www.overclock.net/servers/611015-server-processors-evga-board.html Tue, 17 Nov 2009 19:13:10 GMT So I have this board lying around:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16813188013
Along with an old E6700. What exactly is the difference between Intel's Server processors and Desktop processors? A lot of them have the same socket. For instance, I was wondering if this processor would work with that board:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16819117127
As long as it's the same socket it should work right? I'm assuming it also has to be 65nm because of the chipset? ]]> Servers finoyvoy http://www.overclock.net/servers/611015-server-processors-evga-board.html Apache Worker MPM http://www.overclock.net/servers/611009-apache-worker-mpm.html Tue, 17 Nov 2009 18:37:34 GMT Does anyone have experience using this? I know it's better for servers with small amount of memory, but I think I've heard that it struggles with PHP or something along those lines? Also I think somewhere I heard there's alot of memory leakage when you use worker.

So could anyone who has experience with the worker MPM explain why you chose worker and if you struggled getting it to work. I'm curious because I'm trying to keep server load to a minimal as DDoS attacks are a frequent nuisense. ]]> Servers Jimi http://www.overclock.net/servers/611009-apache-worker-mpm.html Practical Use for Old Server http://www.overclock.net/servers/610733-practical-use-old-server.html Tue, 17 Nov 2009 04:06:15 GMT My boss is wanting to get rid of some old hardware taking up room in his office at home, one of which being an old server.

From what he told me off the top of his head it's a dual xeon based server. Now, from what he told me the processors on it are the single core 2.4GHz Xeons and only 32-bit. From my research, I haven't found a 32-bit single core Xeon that comes clocked at 2.4GHz but I may just be overlooking it. At any rate my question is this:

Assuming that they are in fact 32-bit processors, what practical purpose could this server have beyond a simple home file server?


Only reason I'm even interested in taking him up on this offer is 1) it's free and 2) there's an old cube case in the store I'm going to take and mod to look like a Borg Cube from Star Trek and slap this stuff in there for giggles. ]]> Servers TurboTurtle http://www.overclock.net/servers/610733-practical-use-old-server.html Windows 7 as host for Virtual Servers? http://www.overclock.net/servers/610493-windows-7-host-virtual-servers.html Mon, 16 Nov 2009 20:57:58 GMT Ok, dumb question time.

Without getting into the specifics of why (partly cost-orientated), I certainly know its possible because I run VM servers on xp, vista and 7 to test stuff out on before actually installing into an "in-service" machine.

My question is, what are the drawbacks of running 7 as a host for Virtual Servers in a real network so that those vm's are actually responsible for fulfilling roles, services, etc. Consider, of course, the host (Win7) will only get a VMware install and nothing else aside from updates (in order to keep it as stable as possible).

Your input is appreciated. :) ]]> Servers tr8rjohnk http://www.overclock.net/servers/610493-windows-7-host-virtual-servers.html Pentium 4 Dell as Server? http://www.overclock.net/servers/610490-pentium-4-dell-server.html Mon, 16 Nov 2009 20:48:57 GMT Recently, two things have come into my possession. A copy of Windows Server 2008 R2, and a P4 Dell PC with two GB of RAM. The Dell I have no use for except to put Server 2008 on it and learn how to use it. I'd like to make it a personal email and web server. I have never built either of those from the ground up, but would really like to for my own knowledge. Being that neither my website, nor email will be heavily trafficked, do you think this would be worth doing on that system? ]]> Servers losttsol http://www.overclock.net/servers/610490-pentium-4-dell-server.html Help installing scanner on whs *screenshot http://www.overclock.net/servers/609134-help-installing-scanner-whs-screenshot.html Sat, 14 Nov 2009 06:35:14 GMT I bought this canon multifunction laser Canon MF3240 for a good deal couple days ago. It doesn't officially support server 2003 but i was able to get the printer to share and print fine. Now i'm trying to manually install the scanner by browsing for the scanner .inf file, but then the problem i encounter is i'm not able to select the correct port to complete the installation. It only gives me the option of printer port or com port. Does anyone have any insight on any workarounds? Appreciate any help. Thanks.

]]> Servers phasezero http://www.overclock.net/servers/609134-help-installing-scanner-whs-screenshot.html I wanna do this right http://www.overclock.net/servers/608842-i-wanna-do-right.html Fri, 13 Nov 2009 19:37:00 GMT Okay, so I used to have a reeeeally old computer I used as a server but I found it wasn't enough anymore so I ditched it. Now I am going to rebuild a new one but I need some pointers on what to use particularly for the case and such, plus I am out of the loop on good server hardware. Below are the requirements for my server:

-must serve routing for all my network (currently 6 machines)
-must act as a fileserver (ftp, nfs, whatever)
-must allow remote access so I can check on it from out of the house(ssh or whatever)
-must be able to host webspace for a couple websites (nothing too large atm but with potential to be large)
-must be able to log all network traffic and store it in log files so I can monitor what goes on (via packet capture like wireshark or whatever)
-potentially may need to host a game server or two (crysis, COD, etc)
-must be rack mountable

So yeah, I was thinking a quad Xeon or two and such but I am not sure. Thoughts anyone? ]]> Servers MartaLualdi http://www.overclock.net/servers/608842-i-wanna-do-right.html Server Case 30 pin problem http://www.overclock.net/servers/608658-server-case-30-pin-problem.html Fri, 13 Nov 2009 07:21:32 GMT I bought a nice server case at a local computer shop only to realize that it doesn't turn the computer on the same way a regular PC case does.

It uses some kind of 30 pin IDE cable that looks like it would fit in the floppy slot but doesn't.

I need to buy an adaptor for this, anyone know what I could do?

Thanks ]]> Servers dlee7283 http://www.overclock.net/servers/608658-server-case-30-pin-problem.html Asus Server.. http://www.overclock.net/servers/608484-asus-server.html Fri, 13 Nov 2009 02:11:43 GMT So today at the University surplus warehouse I picked up an Asus dual processor server (no hard drives) It has 2 socket 604 Xeons at 3.06GHz with Hyper Threading. Old, I know but for $40 it is pretty sweet, not even that loud. It is 2U rack mount, will post some photos of it later on So today at the University surplus warehouse I picked up an Asus dual processor server (no hard drives)
It has 2 socket 604 Xeons at 3.06GHz with Hyper Threading. Old, I know but for $40 it is pretty sweet, not even that loud.
It is 2U rack mount, will post some photos of it later on ]]> Servers mrfajita http://www.overclock.net/servers/608484-asus-server.html Apache Issues http://www.overclock.net/servers/608249-apache-issues.html Thu, 12 Nov 2009 20:06:43 GMT Whenever I turn on Apache, it instantly jumps starts creating tons of processes until I hit my process limit for my VPS. When I try to change the StartServers/MaxClients for Prefork MPM (in apache2.conf), it tells me that I need to adjust the StartServers since the MaxClients is set for 256 (the... Whenever I turn on Apache, it instantly jumps starts creating tons of processes until I hit my process limit for my VPS. When I try to change the StartServers/MaxClients for Prefork MPM (in apache2.conf), it tells me that I need to adjust the StartServers since the MaxClients is set for 256 (the max). If I change the MaxClients in the Prefork MPM it is simply ignored, because I'm suspecting somewhere else it's set for 256 and my VPS can only have 128 processes running on it, and MySQL and a few other processes always running equal to about another 30-40 processes, so I need to limit apache to only using ~80 processes. I'm not sure why it is instantly jumping to max all the processes, because this wasn't happening yesterday.


edit: turns out i was just getting ddos'd again, nvm.... ]]> Servers Jimi http://www.overclock.net/servers/608249-apache-issues.html I need a how-to: LAN 2 XP machines... http://www.overclock.net/servers/607979-i-need-how-lan-2-xp.html Thu, 12 Nov 2009 04:58:57 GMT I have never done this before so I set out with google to figure out LAN gaming. I have: 1 xp Pro 64-bit (server) 2 on-board Ethernet and Gigabyte card for LAN 1000Mbs 1 xp home 32-bit w/ 1 on-board Ethernet and matching Gigabit card Linksys 4-port router cable/DSL/LAN (model NR041) ... I have never done this before so I set out with google to figure out LAN gaming.
I have:

1 xp Pro 64-bit (server) 2 on-board Ethernet and Gigabyte card for LAN 1000Mbs

1 xp home 32-bit w/ 1 on-board Ethernet and matching Gigabit card

Linksys 4-port router cable/DSL/LAN (model NR041)

Incoming roadrunner cable internet coming off a single port modem (thiers)


yellow Ethernet cables including matching short pair for the LAN.


My goal:

I need LAN and a shared internet connection.


configuration now:

Server rig now serves internet to 2nd computer (using on-board ports only) leaving router open for LAN w/ matching Ethernet cards.
using cards, I am attached to router on both computers.
I have ran wizard on both with every option, 2 days now, what am I missing?


*sorry if in wrong section, mods feel free to move if needed, points to anyone attempting to help my stumped butt out.

yes i googled it!
What ]]> Servers wallyworld96 http://www.overclock.net/servers/607979-i-need-how-lan-2-xp.html Server RAM http://www.overclock.net/servers/607626-server-ram.html Wed, 11 Nov 2009 17:13:11 GMT Hello guys. I dont deal with servers on a day to day basis so I forgotten a few things. Now I am looking at a Server that takes 2GB ECC RAM. Can you use NON ECC in a server ? http://www.dell.com/downloads/global/products/precn/en/spec_precn_470_en.pdf Thanks. Hello guys.

I dont deal with servers on a day to day basis so I forgotten a few things.

Now I am looking at a Server that takes 2GB ECC RAM. Can you use NON ECC in a server ?

http://www.dell.com/downloads/global...ecn_470_en.pdf

Thanks. ]]> Servers ENTERPRISE http://www.overclock.net/servers/607626-server-ram.html Exchange Server 2007 http://www.overclock.net/servers/607474-exchange-server-2007-a.html Wed, 11 Nov 2009 08:35:32 GMT I just deployed Exchange Server 2007 and I really hate it and simply, It sucks. Exchange Server 2003 is so much better and much more user friendly. Well anyways, let me explain why. Whenever I install Exchange Server 2003, each user account gets a mailbox and I don't have to set anyone up with a mailbox. Exchange Server 2007 on the other hand, does not do that, its just creates a mailbox for the Administrator account. Well, anyways, no problem. I can go in and create the users, but where is the feature that I can create mailboxes for everyone in the Active Directory? Where is the Active Directory snap in that was included with Exchange Server 2003? This is really stupid and I am really angry because now I have to waste weeks creating mailboxes for the 100+ clients I have.

Now, I don't want to sit and create mailboxes for every single user in the Active Directory. I would really like to do what I could do in Exchange Server 2003, which is add users by selecting groups rather than individuals. Is there a way of mass adding users to Exchange Server 2007?

Also, how do I disable the requirement of a certificate for Outlook Web Access. I don't want nor I do not need a certificate. They are expensive. I would like to have SSL for access to Outlook Web Access but I don't want to have to apply certificates for them. ]]> Servers judenihal http://www.overclock.net/servers/607474-exchange-server-2007-a.html Ban IPs w/out iptables http://www.overclock.net/servers/607193-ban-ips-w-out-iptables.html Tue, 10 Nov 2009 22:05:16 GMT Hi, I've been suffering from DDoS quite frequently (I'm used to it, it always happens), but we recently switched to a new host (1&1) which has a ridiculously low numiptent (with all my iptables rules, I can only ban like ~10 individual IPs until it maxes out). I have sent them constant e-mails, but they just don't seem to care. They have us locked in for a 1-year deal, so I now I need to find a way to ban IPs and avoid using up the numiptent! ]]> Servers Jimi http://www.overclock.net/servers/607193-ban-ips-w-out-iptables.html Windows Home server and a PERC6/i http://www.overclock.net/servers/606582-windows-home-server-perc6-i.html Mon, 09 Nov 2009 22:54:52 GMT I have a PERC 6/i with a 3 drive SAS raid 0 array and a 4 disk sata Raid 5 array. I want to run Windows home server on the 3 SAS drive array, but when I put in the server 2003 drives it does not find any drives. Does Windows home server support the Perc 6\I? I have a PERC 6/i with a 3 drive SAS raid 0 array and a 4 disk sata Raid 5 array. I want to run Windows home server on the 3 SAS drive array, but when I put in the server 2003 drives it does not find any drives. Does Windows home server support the Perc 6\I? ]]> Servers ounderfla69 http://www.overclock.net/servers/606582-windows-home-server-perc6-i.html <![CDATA[Do I really need these "Raid Edition" drives?]]> http://www.overclock.net/servers/606358-do-i-really-need-these-raid.html Mon, 09 Nov 2009 15:54:29 GMT So what exactly is the difference between the Raid Edition drives and the regular drives? Can I not just use the WD Caviar Greens for a Raid 5 setup with WS08 R2? So what exactly is the difference between the Raid Edition drives and the regular drives? Can I not just use the WD Caviar Greens for a Raid 5 setup with WS08 R2? ]]> Servers finoyvoy http://www.overclock.net/servers/606358-do-i-really-need-these-raid.html What is this thing? http://www.overclock.net/servers/606344-what-thing.html Mon, 09 Nov 2009 15:08:05 GMT Hey!


I can have an HP Compaq T5000 for free, but I have no idea what to do with it or if it's even usable.

It's a client of some sort, but that's all I understood about it.


Can I do anything with it? Otherwise I'll just give it back. ]]> Servers Mike-O http://www.overclock.net/servers/606344-what-thing.html Looking for a 9u Rack http://www.overclock.net/servers/605257-looking-9u-rack.html Sat, 07 Nov 2009 14:23:57 GMT I have been looking around the net for a 9U Rack on wheels. My budget is low, $250-300. I am looking to place two 3U servers, an external 1U hard drive enclosure and switches/Firewall. Any help would be great. I have been looking around the net for a 9U Rack on wheels. My budget is low, $250-300. I am looking to place two 3U servers, an external 1U hard drive enclosure and switches/Firewall.

Any help would be great. ]]> Servers QQ~ http://www.overclock.net/servers/605257-looking-9u-rack.html Failure reporting hardware? http://www.overclock.net/servers/604753-failure-reporting-hardware.html Fri, 06 Nov 2009 16:34:03 GMT I need a device or add on card that will send and email or failure notice if the server goes down. Please help!! Thanks for your time --Chris I need a device or add on card that will send and email or failure notice if the server goes down. Please help!!

Thanks for your time --Chris ]]> Servers cdnite http://www.overclock.net/servers/604753-failure-reporting-hardware.html Server Build/Idea? http://www.overclock.net/servers/603995-server-build-idea.html Thu, 05 Nov 2009 05:49:51 GMT Just recently I've been learning how to hardcode my own website :lmaosmile, and yes I am an uber noob. :D

Anyways, I'm planning to build a home server (a very cheap one) to run my website.

Quick Question: Will a Pentium 4 work? Maybe a 2 or 2.40GHz chip? Will heat be an issue? If it won't work here is a my idea for a build.

AMD Sempron Sargas 2.7GHz AM3 CPU - (Single Core)
Asus M3A76-CM Motherboard
2GB DDR2 Crucial RAM
500GB Hard Drive
OCZ 500w PSU

Will it suffice? Or do i need moar powa? Thanks! ]]> Servers AMG http://www.overclock.net/servers/603995-server-build-idea.html New Server build, need opinions! http://www.overclock.net/servers/603536-new-server-build-need-opinions.html Wed, 04 Nov 2009 15:53:19 GMT Hi all,

I'm in the market for a new server since my old one blew up* on me the other night. It seems heat killed it*, so I've been looking for something cool-running, quiet and small. I first started looking at Mini-ITX systems but then just thought about the Net-top systems that have sprung up. The basic specs for these seem to be Intel Atom N230/N270 (single core, 1.6GHz, 512KB L2, 533MHz FSB), 1-2GB DDR2, 160GB HDD. That seems pretty good for the ballpark of £150-£180. However I have seen a few newer ones come in that have the dualcore Atom. These market for £220-£300. Is it worth the extra for the performance? I will be running:

Windows 2003 as a Domain Controller
Active Directory
Exchange 2003

1-2 Inboxes with full Mobile and Collaboration facilities
1-5 Websites with mixed content

This will mostly be for testing purposes to do with my Uni course (BSc Computer Network Management) as my last server was just a hobby, but now I am studying, I thought why not use it to help me learn?

So, to whittle it down to a question or two:

1) Will the Single core Atom and 1GB RAM give sufficient performance running the above, for £150? Or is it worth the extra for the second core (and in some cases, 320GB HDD but thats not as important to be honest!)

Or can anyone recommend other setups that are small, cool but capable of the above?

Input is appreciated guys, thanks


* = The server was a 2.8GHz Celeron D, with 1HD and a fanless Silverstone NT01 HS, cooled by the 12CM PSU fan. I one day found the system not responding, checked it and the HD light was full and power light was off but the system was still powered up. I think heat killed it as where it was didn't have the best airflow but due to the size of the case we didnt have anywhere else to put it. It was also near a radiator that came on with the winter now approaching, so it seems heat was the cluprit. Whether it was the PSU and Mobo that died, I do not know. ]]> Servers osiris http://www.overclock.net/servers/603536-new-server-build-need-opinions.html Windows Deployment Server Guide (Interested?) http://www.overclock.net/servers/603530-windows-deployment-server-guide-interested.html Wed, 04 Nov 2009 15:28:57 GMT Trying to gauge the interest in a guide on installing and configuring Windows Deployment Services on Windows Server 2008 (R2). Trying to gauge the interest in a guide on installing and configuring Windows Deployment Services on Windows Server 2008 (R2). ]]> Servers Burn http://www.overclock.net/servers/603530-windows-deployment-server-guide-interested.html Error 0xc000035a Server 2008R2 in Virtual PC 2007 http://www.overclock.net/servers/603172-error-0xc000035a-server-2008r2-virtual-pc.html Tue, 03 Nov 2009 23:14:43 GMT My host OS is Windows 7 Pro x64. I'm trying to run Server 2008R2 as a guest OS through Virtual PC 2007 SP1, but when I try I, get error 0xc000035a as it shows in the picture.

I have a Q6600 processor and running x64 versions of Windows and virtual pc. I have tried using the ISO in a virtual drive with Daemon tools as well as the DVD in my physical drive. VT is enabled in BIOS.

I searched the forum for the error and nothing came up so I dont think this has come up before on these forums.

I'll add that when booting the local machine itself with the CD there is no error, it installs fine.

I'm hoping this is just something simple that I've missed but even a google search didn't shed any light on this and V-PC SP1 is supposed to support Server 2008 as a guest OS.
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]]> Servers Malisk http://www.overclock.net/servers/603172-error-0xc000035a-server-2008r2-virtual-pc.html Average price for a server? http://www.overclock.net/servers/602851-average-price-server.html Tue, 03 Nov 2009 10:34:46 GMT I generally want a server with a rather average network infrastructure, a 24TB drive bay and i dont really care how much space it would take up :D I've seen prices from a speicalist ranging from £11000 to about £25000, but servers really aren't my area :lol: what would you say? ]]> Servers TakMan http://www.overclock.net/servers/602851-average-price-server.html