I'm looking for a low-end linux box - preferably rack-mount to act as a secondary disk mirror for a large web site. Spec should be:
- 512MB RAM - 750MHZ - 1GHz - processor not too important - at least 400-500GB hard disk space
Does anybody have any idea where I can buy such a beast?
I'm happy to do the linux install myself, as long as the box is linux-capable.
Many thanks...
www.scan.co.uk sell bare bones gigabyte rack mount boxes which are faily cheap. They have removable IDE drive bays which you could add some 120G maxtors. I guess you'd need the 4U version. Mike
On Fri, 2002-04-12 at 14:39, Chris Allen wrote:
I'm looking for a low-end linux box - preferably rack-mount to act as a secondary disk mirror for a large web site. Spec should be:
- 512MB RAM
- 750MHZ - 1GHz - processor not too important
- at least 400-500GB hard disk space
Does anybody have any idea where I can buy such a beast?
I'm happy to do the linux install myself, as long as the box is linux-capable.
Many thanks...
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I'm looking for a low-end linux box - preferably rack-mount to act as a secondary disk mirror for a large web site. Spec should be:
- 512MB RAM
- 750MHZ - 1GHz - processor not too important
- at least 400-500GB hard disk space
Does anybody have any idea where I can buy such a beast?
I'm happy to do the linux install myself, as long as the box is linux-capable.
We use self built servers using ASUS boards with onboard everything. 1u cases and Intel celeron processors.
A spec like this (Totally Linux compat as we run various distros) should come out at 450+vat ish
E-mail me for part numbers and where to buy etc...
Regards Darren
On Fri, Apr 12, 2002 at 02:39:37PM +0100, Chris Allen wrote:
I'm looking for a low-end linux box - preferably rack-mount to act as a secondary disk mirror for a large web site.
Thanks to the many who replied - both on and off list. It's really encouraging to see so many dedicated sources for Linux - and that companies are finally waking up to the need for this type of installation.
Chris.