Would you guys mind sharing your opinions on something IT-related with
me? You guys are pretty experienced in the field and I suspect you
have strong opinions. Here's the decision under consideration:
New product, rackmount, 24 ports (or so) of Sensatronics
temperature/humidity/etc. monitoring.
I'd prefer 1U just because I don't really see anything in your description to
require more. I hate to waste space, but you didn't list your reasons to
lean toward 2U, so I can't say for sure.
That said, similar products also have sensors to monitor voltages, current
draws (assuming that's avai
1U or 2U? We're leaning towards 2U because it lets us be more
flexible, but would you have specific objections to something 2U?
1U, the more I can jam into a space the better.
What would you be most interested in monitoring other than
temperature/humidity/wetness?
noise level? video?
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Drew Van Zandt wrote:
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> What would you be most interested in monitoring other than
> temperature/humidity/wetness?
Power; esp incoming voltage. Watts consumed would be useful too.
> What other cool/useful features would you like?
Ability to remotely powercycle (and/or reset) your box.
Remot
On 4/26/06, Drew Van Zandt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
New product, rackmount, 24 ports (or so) of Sensatronicstemperature/humidity/etc. monitoring. (Network-based and works with
Linux, of course - all our stuff does.)
Will you be using any sort of PCI cards? If so, you'll probrably want to go
"Drew Van Zandt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> New product, rackmount, 24 ports (or so) of Sensatronics
> temperature/humidity/etc. monitoring. (Network-based and works with
> Linux, of course - all our stuff does.)
>
> 1U or 2U? We're leaning towards 2U because it lets us be more
> flexible, bu
On 4/26/06, Drew Van Zandt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 1U or 2U? We're leaning towards 2U because it lets us be more
> flexible, but would you have specific objections to something 2U?
Like everyone else said, 1U is the way to go if possible.
> What would you be most interested in monitoring