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Dell £99 server !! + vat



  Revels Mum & Sister
and i thought i was a geek, exchange in the home, thats crazy!

I like to play with it :eek:, find it quite interested messing about with it. Always been into computers and have a completely non-it job so I still like doing it for the giggle. The server side of things is something I haven't conquered so into it I go, completely over the top for what I use it for but very cool at the same time.

tbh if i wanted to run an exchange server at home i would just run a vmware machine with server 2003, not worth running a totally separate machine.

Got given the bits and seemed like the best use I could put them to.

LOL was going to say I deal with exchange on a daily basis across different platforms and setups and I would NEVER set it up at home. b****cks to that LOL.

In fact there is only 3 of us in the office. NO dedicated server or Exchange server.
 
  Better than yours. C*nt.
Got a Dell 1650 under my bed that used to be my exchange server here but I got bored of it... I have enough of the stuff at work to do!
 

sn00p

ClioSport Club Member
  A blue one.
Sorry to bump an old thread, but these things are around £90-100 everywhere now, ebuyer etc.
 

sn00p

ClioSport Club Member
  A blue one.
freaky. They had 75 in stock this morning when I posted, all out of stock now.
 

sn00p

ClioSport Club Member
  A blue one.
HP do similar ones, too.

£95/£100 for either the Xeon or Opteron versions.

Sorry, I'm being f**king dim.

What I saw this morning was the ML110 that is mentioned in this thread somewhere.

It's available all over the place for the price I mentioned.
 
About the same as any I guess.
After installing probably hundreds of Dell servers (and maintaining them afterwards), I see quite a few failures, but most of the time, it's just hard drive failure. RAID controllers sometimes go, and RAM sometimes goes, but apart from that, even with the volume I'm seeing, they're being pretty rock solid.

Main thing with Dell is DOA - if it's going to fail, it'll be dead when we get it.. Heh. Once we fix it tho, it'll be fine.
 
  Better than yours. C*nt.
Yep, got a room of 50 Dell PowerEdge 1650s and only one has 'failed' in the last 6 years - one of the Power Supplies went which sent a nice big power surge of *lots* through the Chipset, leaving a smouldering mess of an Intel chip. However, both Processors and all the RAM, the RAID add-in card and PSU that didn't go bang went into a 'new' 1650 Chassis and worked.

Got lots of DL140s to replace those now, had one DOA but out of 70 I'd say that's not bad going.
 
  Better than yours. C*nt.
Mate, I'm the magpie. I'll find anything that's about to go to the bin and make money on it.

Anyone want 150 256MB PC2700 SODIMMs?
 


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