On 27 Mar 2008, at 11:08, Julian Lyndon-Smith wrote:
> I am looking at purchasing 2 supermicro servers with the following
> specs:
Hey Julian
For Supermicro in the UK, you should give Andy Bennett from VA
Technologies a call.
http://www.va-technologies.co.uk/
01582 483381
They're based i
On Fri, 16 Dec 2005, Tony Nichols wrote:
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> I have had GREAT luck with the LSI sata 150-4. Two systems at near TB
> (850gb)
>
> SUSE 9.3 -10.0 and Mandriva both liked them.
I have had good luck with all LSI products as well. I tend to prefer the
LSI Logic cards when I need SCSI RAID,
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> Subject: Re: [Asterisk-biz] SuperMicro Servers
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> For IDE raid you have many choices but AFAIK only one is a true hardware
> raid
> card and thats 3Ware. 3Wa
cussion
Subject: Re: [Asterisk-biz] SuperMicro Servers
For IDE raid you have many choices but AFAIK only one is a true hardware
raid
card and thats 3Ware. 3Ware has good Linux support.
I wouldn't touch anything else now.
Regards,
Lee
>
> Another important consideration is RAID. Pri
On Fri, 16 Dec 2005, Lee Sanders wrote:
> For IDE raid you have many choices but AFAIK only one is a true hardware raid
> card and thats 3Ware. 3Ware has good Linux support.
>
> I wouldn't touch anything else now.
Agreed. 3ware PATA / SATA raid cards are cheap, and we spec them all the
time. I
For IDE raid you have many choices but AFAIK only one is a true hardware raid
card and thats 3Ware. 3Ware has good Linux support.
I wouldn't touch anything else now.
Regards,
Lee
>
> Another important consideration is RAID. Price/performance favors SATA
> RAID and the selection of true hardware
>
> Kevin Hanson wrote:
>
> > Are these servers used for calls to technical support? Just
curious,
> > because I have called in three times in the last couple of months
and
> > when I get transfered back to a tech support rep I hear a lot of
echo on
> > my end. Two of these calls were from my c
Danny Froberg wrote:
Any luck with the 1855's ?
Never tried them, and I don't even know that they have PCI slots
available anyway :-)
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Kevin P. Fleming wrote:
Brian Roy wrote:
Which Dell models are you guys buying? I'm going to assume whichever
you are
using is not susceptible to some of the interrupt problems with the TE
cards.
All the recent ones have been 1850s, and two of them have TE411Ps in
them with no problems so
I thought the echo was ironic to until I remembered the thing about
the plumber with leaking pipes :-)
On 12/15/05, Kevin P. Fleming <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Kevin Hanson wrote:
>
> > Are these servers used for calls to technical support? Just curious,
> > because I have called in three t
Kevin Hanson wrote:
Are these servers used for calls to technical support? Just curious,
because I have called in three times in the last couple of months and
when I get transfered back to a tech support rep I hear a lot of echo on
my end. Two of these calls were from my cell phone, another fr
Kevin P. Fleming wrote:
Brian Roy wrote:
Which Dell models are you guys buying? I'm going to assume whichever
you are
using is not susceptible to some of the interrupt problems with the TE
cards.
All the recent ones have been 1850s, and two of them have TE411Ps in
them with no problems so
Nathan C. Smith wrote:
As long as the external power supply can be mounted so it doesn't take up
much rackspace (no wall warts) it's a solution that works. Not everybody
will be happy about it, but "thems the breaks".
That's what I've been trying to tell people here :-)
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Subject: Re: [Asterisk-biz] SuperMicro Servers
Cory Andrews wrote:
> Right now I am trying to work up a list of servers that will support
> the
> new Digium TDM2400 series, in terms of available space inside the
> chassis to physical
Brian Roy wrote:
Which Dell models are you guys buying? I'm going to assume whichever you are
using is not susceptible to some of the interrupt problems with the TE
cards.
All the recent ones have been 1850s, and two of them have TE411Ps in
them with no problems so far. They are running Gento
Cory Andrews wrote:
Right now I am trying to work up a list of servers that will support the
new Digium TDM2400 series, in terms of available space inside the
chassis to physically fit the card in correctly. If you have any input
on that I would love to hear about it.
Honestly, the biggest
Cory Andrews wrote:
Thanks Kevin - I appreciate the input. We are in the midst of
constructing a PHP based iPBX "configurator" of sorts. One of the
configuration routines we are mapping will give offer the ability to
construct a 1U or 2U server. We will limit the range of configuration
optio
On 12/15/05, Kevin P. Fleming <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
We (Digium) have recently bought some Dell servers, but we also really(really) like Opterons and have recently built a 3TB storage server
using a dual Opteron platform. Asterisk runs quite well on AMD 64-bitCPUs (also Intel, obviously) so fo
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Cory Andrews wrote:
VOIPSupply.com is now a SuperMicro direct partner. We ar
Kevin P. Fleming wrote:
> Cory Andrews wrote:
>
>> Nate - Are a lot of folks utilizing Opteron processors? We utilize
>> mainly Intel around here but I prefer AMD outside the office as well,
>> they've come along way since the K62 Series
>
>
> We (Digium) have recently bought some Dell servers, b
riented Asterisk Discussion"
Sent: Thursday, December 15, 2005 12:01 PM
Subject: Re: [Asterisk-biz] SuperMicro Servers
Cory Andrews wrote:
Nate - Are a lot of folks utilizing Opteron processors? We utilize
mainly Intel around here but I prefer AMD outside the office as well,
they've co
Cory Andrews wrote:
> VOIPSupply.com is now a SuperMicro direct partner. We are currently
> evaluating the SuperMicro server product line and determining which
> models to standardize on. I'd appreciate any input from Asterisk
> integrators who are using SuperMicro server platforms, if there are
Cory Andrews wrote:
Nate - Are a lot of folks utilizing Opteron processors? We utilize
mainly Intel around here but I prefer AMD outside the office as well,
they've come along way since the K62 Series
We (Digium) have recently bought some Dell servers, but we also really
(really) like Optero
;
Sent: Thursday, December 15, 2005 11:38 AM
Subject: RE: [Asterisk-biz] SuperMicro Servers
I hope you will consider some servers that use Opteron processors. Dual
power supplies can also be very important.
-Nate
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I hope you will consider some servers that use Opteron processors. Dual
power supplies can also be very important.
-Nate
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