Post your server specs

[djheater]

Dual P3 450's
256MB PC100 RAM
3 10000 rpm SCSI 9.5 gig drives in a RAID5

The only cool thing is that the drives and power supplies are hot swappable.

The specs aren't much, but I have 1600 of them

 

[JzL]

Server @ Home in Closet - This puppy is my do it all server.. .

~File Server
~Relax (xbox xbmc)
~FTP server
~Web server (around 6 sites on it)
~AD & DNS
~Exchange 2003

OS: Windows 2003
Mobo: A7N266-VM
Proc: AMD XP 2000+
Ram: GIG of Crucial PC2100
Optical: 40x Lite-on CDRW
Video: Onboard
HD1: 80 gig Western Digital 7200rpm 8mb cache (system)
HD2: 80 gig Maxtor 7200rpm (Media)
HD3: 120 gig Maxtor (xbox related )
HD4: 120 gig Maxtor (xbox related )
HD5: 100 gig Western Digital 7200rpm 8mb cache (archive)

 

[thirdlegstump]

Apple Power Mac G3 running Mac OS 8.6
350MHz G3 Micro Processor with 192MB memory (upgraded from 64MB)
4GB storage
Applevision 1710AV 17" CRT monitor with Sony Aperture Grill (cost me over $1000 at the time)

Runs as a file and database server running filemaker pro database. It's been running fine for the
last 5 years. Extremely reliable as all Apple products are.

 

[Ausm]

Originally posted by: Anubis

Originally posted by: fivespeed5
ask devioustrap for me

yea same for me

all i care is that i have 4gb of space and 65gb of bandwidth

Eric is da man!!



Sysadmin

 

[Ausm]

Oh I forgot my personal File Server

3.0 Gig P4

2 gig memory

6-250 gig drives

550 watt P.S

FTP

WEB

MySQL

Exchange

Windows 2K3 server

Sysadmin

 

[neovan]

HP DL380R
2x 2.8GHz
4GB DDR ECC
6x 146GB U320 SCSI
Windows 2003 Server

We have 5 of these with similar configurations.

 

[DWW]

Intel Pentium 166 MHz
48MB EDO SIMMs
2.0GB Fujitsu hard disk
10Mbit NIC
running Apache on NetBSD 1.6.2

Why would I need anything more than the $10 computer I bought last year for webserving? Even when file serving you don't need large amounts of CPU and memory or you are doing something wrong...

 

[ShawnD1]

Originally posted by: DWW
Why would I need anything more than the $10 computer I bought last year for webserving?

I wish Windows users could have that mentality.. unfortunately we can't. Sygate firewall takes 40% of my 350MHz P2 at all times . I won't even tell you what Zone Alarm does.
Damn Windows targeting worms :|

 

[iliopsoas]

Look at my sig.

 

[JzL]

Originally posted by: iliopsoas
Look at my sig.

your so kewl!

 

[ibintegra]

W2K3 Server (exchange)
P4 3.06
Asus P4G8X DELUXE
2X512MB DDR333
1x80GB (main)
1x40GB (IIS stuff)
1x250 (storage)

Fedora Core 1 (apache, mysql)
P4 3.2
Gigabyte GA-8KNXP
2x512 DDR400
2x40GB

 

[kag]

I have a PIII-500 with 512MB of RAM and a 13.5GB hard drive. More than enough for my needs. Runs Apache/MySQL and BlackMoonFTP Server on Windows 2000 Pro. I used to host my mail but my ISP blocked port 25.

I'm going to switch to Linux soon. I have a P200MMX in the closet that I used to learn Linux, and now I am able to set up Slackware (well Vector, based on Slack) to do exactly what my Windows server is doing.

I know there are a lot of Linux lovers, but is switching to Linux gonna be such an improvement?

 

[ShawnD1]

Originally posted by: kag
I used to host my mail but my ISP blocked port 25.

Just change the port. 25 is the SMTP port, so you only use that port when you are SENDING mail. Change the port on the server, then change the port your mail client sends to. I know both Outlook and Mozilla let you set both the SMTP port and the POP3 port.

If your ISP blocks the POP3 port, you can change that as well. If you set the POP3 port to be 5000, your email address would be you@yourdomain.com:5000.

 

[minendo]

Post your server specs

5'10, 36D, dual action for carrying a beer and food

 

[scottman]

Office:
P4 2.4Ghz
1Gb RAM
ATA133 120GB x2
RAID 1 Promise Hotswaps
x 3 Servers (mail, ISA, other)

Home:
AMD K6-2 400
92MB RAM
20Gb WD
(file server/webserver/NAT)

First post, w00t...

 

[NikPreviousAcct]

Here is my server setup. I'm on it now.

 

[DerMonkeyhauser]

Extranet services (VPN connectivity, webhosting, etc):
Athlon 1150 w/ 128mb SDRAM running Debian/unstable

Render queuemaster:
Athlon XP2000+ w/ 512mb DDR RAM running W2k Pro

Asset server (superfast file server, handles assets [RIB/textures/shadowmaps/etc] for render nodes):
Sun Fire V65x - single Xeon 3.2ghz (upgradable to dual), 1 GB ECC DDR RAM in a 2u rack form factor
Sun A5000 storage array - 14x9.1gb 7200 RPM Fibre Channel drives in a RAID5 configuration

Render node #1:
Dual 3.06ghz Xeon w/ 2gb dual-channel DDR2700 running XP pro (damn hyperthreading...)

Render node #2:
Dual Athlon XP2000+ on A7M266-D w/ 0 MB RAM (haven't bought RAM for it yet...)

This is all at home. Feel free to hate me now.

 

[Stark]

which one? i have 10.

most are dual PIII dell poweredge systems with 3-4 gb RAM & raid5. dc's are P4 optiplex boxes. and that's just my domain... the many dual xeon 2.4s and terrabyte nas box are the other admin's... lucky dog.

 

[kag]

Originally posted by: ShawnD1

Originally posted by: kag
I used to host my mail but my ISP blocked port 25.

Just change the port. 25 is the SMTP port, so you only use that port when you are SENDING mail. Change the port on the server, then change the port your mail client sends to. I know both Outlook and Mozilla let you set both the SMTP port and the POP3 port.

If your ISP blocks the POP3 port, you can change that as well. If you set the POP3 port to be 5000, your email address would be you@yourdomain.com:5000.

Well actually it blocks *outgoing* connections on port 25.

 

[Nohr]

Originally posted by: Chunkee

Originally posted by: DougK62
At home?

I only have one going right now - running RedHat 7.3ish and SAMBA for hosting files. It's a slick little K6-3+ 450mhz with 256mb RAM. It runs very well, is dead silent, and never goes down. I love the old K6-2/K6-3 procs.

THEY ARE TANKS!

K6 4EVA!!

 

[Fiveohhh]

os: fedora core 1
dual 1.4 p3-s 600some megs of ram

 

[GigaCluster]

AMD K6-2 500 MHz
512 MB RAM
100 Mbps Ethernet
10 GB main hard drive
13 GB secondary hard drive
Creative 52x CD-ROM drive
floppy disk drive

 

[IEC]

AMD K7 500Mhz
320MB PC100 CAS2 RAM
GF2 MX 400 AGP 32MB
8GB IBM HDD
100Mbps Ethernet

Good enough for my uses: it's in my closet, and I control it via ethernet using my main computer, use it mainly for file server and also for folding...

 

[DeviousTrap]

AMD Athlon 2000+
512mb ram
80gb hard drive

3x:
Intel Pentium 4 2.8GHz
1GB of ram
120gb hard drive

Intel Pentium 2.4Ghz
1GB ram
80GB hard drive

Intel Dual Xeon 2.8Ghz
2gb of ram
Dual 120gb hard drives

Obviously they arent stored at my house