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Old 10-07-2006   #1
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Why we fly.

This is what we've been working towards, our old server and new server in the rack at the new premises.

http://satellites.co.uk/blog/index.php?itemid=51
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Yes, totally agree, I let it lapse a little due to the pressure on this site, but I think it is time to give it a kick up the backside.
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The Sleepy Hollow pollracle has spoken!

Says a lot for dell, a dedicated web server that can't handle a popular webste...
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Not just a popular website, but a very active forum with many sections which require a huge amount of database queries. One server just will not cut it.
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One server just will not cut it.
As in, one Dell server can't....

(note: I have a thing against Dell for some reason, I don't like 'em one bit, along with those Fruit Raincoats... )
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No, one server will not cut it, doesn't matter whether it is Dell, IBM, or intercontinentalbalisticserver, it needs two.
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I have three servers actually 4 now Ive opened the other shed) sitting here doing not a lot.

Not sure what the Acer Altos 1100 spec is, but
of the three Compaq 4500 proliant thingies, one is a rack mounted version, but it weighs a ton.

Fully loaded with five Seagate drives in RAID configuration, I was hoping one day to get a static IP address and start hosting for friends and colleagues, but like all things in the past five years, its all taken a bit of a back seat as a result of the bill paying work.
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I have three servers actually 4 now Ive opened the other shed) sitting here doing not a lot.

Not sure what the Acer Altos 1100 spec is, but
of the three Compaq 4500 proliant thingies, one is a rack mounted version, but it weighs a ton.

Fully loaded with five Seagate drives in RAID configuration, I was hoping one day to get a static IP address and start hosting for friends and colleagues, but like all things in the past five years, its all taken a bit of a back seat as a result of the bill paying work.
You could set up a hosting company and earn a decent amount from it....
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Please quantify 'decent'.
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In real terms it probably isn't that easy to set up, you need newer servers, a decent knowledge of server setup and maintenance and a trunk line to your house, these are not cheap. A standard broadband connection will not suffice.
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Originally Posted by rolfw
In real terms it probably isn't that easy to set up, you need newer servers, a decent knowledge of server setup and maintenance and a trunk line to your house, these are not cheap. A standard broadband connection will not suffice.
I knew that, another reason why it isn't going to work here (unless I start digging towards the high street)
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Muhuhuhahahahahaaaaarrrgggh

Nice setup. Where is the mamster cage in the new server??
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It's not called a cage these days, it's called a rack.

Haven't you heard the expression 'putting the mamster on the rack' before?

Rack-mounted mamsters have been all the rage since the last time I talked crap...
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