Post Your Server!!! - Page 2

I had some parts laying around, so i got a case and some HDDs, and now i have a simple server that i use for backups and file storage, and whatever other kinds of uses i may come up with.

Specs:
OS: Windows Server 2008 R2 x64 (got for free from mircrosoft dreamspark being in school )
AMD Athlon 64 X2 5000+ BE cooled by a AC Freezer 7, underclocked i believe to save power (it hardly goes over 10% when im using it.)
2GB DDR2 RAM
Some 400W PSU
OS HDD: Hitachi 160GB 2.5inch SATA
Data HDDs: 2x WD Green 1TB 3.5inch SATA

I use one WD 1TB for data storage, and the OS backups that drive to the other nightly. (so then i actually have a chance to recover older versions of files)

Was a cheap build and plenty enough power for my needs.





Case side is super thin, so i added some thickness
Edited by Fooxz - 5/13/10 at 9:50am

I'll post some pictures later, but the specs are as follows:

Athlon 64 X2 4200+ @ 2.4GHz
2x1GB Kingston DDR2-667
PCChips A13G+ MicroATX Mobo
GeForce 6100 integrated video
On-board NIC
Old North-Star case
Apex ATX400 385W PSU

Used for my RuneScape server.

AMD X2 250
Biostar MATX mobo (Frys combo with cpu)
2GB DDR2
Raptor 75GB (OS)
2x 2TB HD (raid 1)
Cheap CM case I picked up for $20 at mwave's warehouse

I needed something very low power for a home file server. All the family pcs/laptops backup to it. Its then running carbonite and backing up the most important files. Eventually I plan to pick up a perc 5 card and do a nice raid 5.

Aww more pictures guys so I can see where other people are hiding them away or not.

I'm a 10% co-owner of this company and an employee, does that make it partially my equipment?

http://nosupportlinuxhosting.com/images/NSLH_DC_Pic.jpg



Starting in the middle (2nd visible rack)with the Promise iSCSI arrays

Promise m610i - 8TB RAW capacity - ~4TB formatted in RAID10
Promise m610i - 8TB RAW capacity - ~4TB formatted in RAID10
Promise m610i - 8TB RAW capacity - ~4TB formatted in RAID10

Bladecenter - right to left

Dual Xeon 5420's w/32GB RAM + mirrored 250GB SATA HDD + 20Gbit InfiniBand
Dual Xeon 5420's w/32GB RAM + mirrored 250GB SATA HDD + 20Gbit InfiniBand
Dual Xeon 5420's w/32GB RAM + mirrored 250GB SATA HDD + 20Gbit InfiniBand
Dual Xeon 5420's w/32GB RAM + mirrored 250GB SATA HDD + 20Gbit InfiniBand
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Pic is blank - have added single Xeon 5506 w/ 2GB RAM and mirrored 250 SATA HDD - this is a control system for our InfiniBand network
Dual Xeon 5620's w/ 48GB RAM + mirrored X25-V SSD + 20Gbit InfiniBand
Dual Xeon 5520's w/ 48GB RAM + 3 32GB 10krpm SAS HDD + 20Gbit InfiniBand
16 port KVM
8 port KVM + 17" LCD/Keyboard/touchpad
Promise Vtrak M500i - 6TB RAW - ~ 5TB formatted in RAID5 - backup volumes
Promise Vtrak M300i - 3.8TB RAW - ~ 1.9TB formatted in RAID 10
6x - Tyan Transport - Dual Opteron 270's w/ 4GB RAM - dedicated hosting solution for one of our customers
Not seen second rack bottom - Dual APC 3000VA Rack mount UPS's & TrippLite 4500VA UPS

Third rack (to the right)

Very top - Dell Poweredge 350 - P3 850 w/ 512MB RAM - Firewall for our network - runs pfsense
First box - ZFSBuild.com project box - Xeon 5504, 12GB RAM, 2x Intel X25V (boot) 2x Intel X25-E (Write cache 32GB) 2x Intel X25-MG2 (160GB read cache) 20x Western Digital RE3 1TB drives. Dual port Mellanox Infinihost III EX 20Gbit Infiniband card.
Promise M610I - 16TB RAW - ~8TB formatted capacity RAID 10
Spare bladecenter
2x PowerWare 9025 5000VA 208 Volt UPS's

First rack - mostly unseen
Dell PowerEdge 350 - P3 850 - 512MB RAM - Load Balancer for SpamAssassin filtering
6x mix of Tyan and Supermicro systems - Dual opteron varying speed - 4GB RAM - Ubuntu systems running SpamAssassin and ClamAV for virus filtering
Dell Poweredge 2540 or something like that - dual P3 1133's 1GB RAM - used to be MSSQL server, now just runs WhatsUpGold
Another Poweredge - similar specs connected to powervault 220S - Tape backup library used for some critical backups - needs to be upgraded because it doesn't have enough capacity without rotating tapes constantly.

Somewhere in this rack exists an Areca SATA->SCSI unit w/ 12 500GB SATA HDD's that we use as a backup staging system. All backups go to this system, then are spooled off to tape.
Also not pictured - APC 1200VA and APC 2200VA UPS

@mbreitba

*drool* i like.

We've got a gigabit drop but we're rate limited to lower than that - a simple phone call could turn us up to a gigabit in a few minutes.