En el artículo , F escribió:
No
No
En el artículo , F escribió:
No
No
There's the problem - they need to be in those little caddies and I have not found (yet) anywhere that sells barebone trays.
I think there is a LOM card available if you want belt+braces remote management.
They do? Ah - that was very much not clear - so my apologies to Geoff just now forclaiming they weren't...
That re-opens the field a bit then!
Blimey, you don't buy disks from HP. You don't need caddied drives.
I buy all my disk from eBay. Leave it on test for a few days.
Yep - that was not obvious until someone else said... I did not find any empty caddies for sale anywhere and assumed (like 1U/2U servers) that it probably came with blanking trays rather than empty caddies.
Glad I'm wrong...
Now I wish Dell's low end SANs could take normal drives instead of speshal ones (ie with replaced firmware)!
Not sure what you mean there. I didn't buy anything more to fit extra drives into mine.
Aaaiiieeee!!!
Mind you, we have EMC SANs and I wouldn't give you tuppence for those.
Thanks.
Is there a 'free' server OS that would be easy to install? I've built Windows computers before now, but not a server and nothing that ran a 'different' OS.
There's loads of Linux server distros around. I use Ubuntu server on mine.
Plenty... mostly linux based. Try SME Server:
Maybe you should consider a ready made server solution like
There are cheaper 1 and 2 disk solutions too.
The HP microserver doesn't have a CD drive fitted as standard but it is easy to boot and install off a USB pen drive instead.
You don't need to buy them, they are included.
Thanks, sounds like what I want!
I have a USB DVD drive. Presumably, that will do the trick?
I had (still have, not using) a Clariion - I hate them! Disks only £800 - a real bargain...
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Yes, it's called the iLO card. But ssh is cheaper :-)
En el artículo , F escribió:
Google freeNAS.
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I've told you 3 times, the trays come with the server. Unless you mean something different.
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