Show Us your home server

[genel]

Well, the images don't show up. I included links. Can someone tell me how to fix the image links.


Ok, here is my server. It's a pretty plain system at this point. This is the front:


https://www.dropbox.com/s/wbou17quwjl84 ... .28.54.jpg

There are two 2TB drives in the top of the storage bays. The 500 GB drive in the bottom slot is the boot disk. I can already see I am gonna need more SATA connectors.

Here's the back:


https://www.dropbox.com/s/9gna2y89zszce ... .29.52.jpg

I am not happy with the cabling at all, I really want to figure out how to do a neater job.

[zasdman]

[cpg]

@ zasdman ... damn ... that's what you call a SERVER!
(and also ... that's just bragging )

[Plexdhash]

and

Not pictured: custom built 42u rack
2 lsi 4x sff 8088 pcie x8 HBA's connected to a norco rpc 4224, with only 7 drives populated, all 3tb reds
1x quad port gigabit nic
and the later installed 16 gb more of ram.

[zasdman]

@cpg

Hehe Just added more space with external USB, now have 4.41 TB of space

I also use it to Host Mumble and Minecraft.... Its also my Folding@home box... And my system is still only at 8% load... I need to throw more at it!

I have offloaded everything from my main computers, Only been using Linux for about 8 months now, and Amahi for 2 months, I could not think of my life with out Amahi now lol

[cpg]

@zasdman nice going!

How do you roll Minecraft and Murmur. We packaged McMyAdmin, but it turned out to be a pain. We looked into Multicraft but it's not ready.

About murmur, we will do it sooner or later, but it would be great if you know how to do it and help package it. Let us know if you are interested!

[zasdman]

@cpg

Sent a PM to you a few days back not sure if you saw that

[lassenloop]

U-Nas NSC-400 Case
Asus H87I-Plus Mobo
i5-4570S
2x4GB DDR3 1333 PC-10666
Delta DPS-250AB-44k PSU

[tmkasun]

Here is my server, A truly retired computer , but perfectly doing its job

[vegaramos1]

Hard to believe I was running Amahi on a test system for three years (viewtopic.php?f=14&t=614&p=12472#p12472). I saw this HP Gen 8 Microserver on sale at Newegg for $272 dollars, I knew the time had come to retire my old Pentium 4 server.