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Nn'theraq'pss said:
What VMs do you run on those ESX servers?
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Mainly Win2k3 & Fedora, but I have a few VM's that are Win2k and NT4 for some older game servers/legacy apps.

I've migrated most of my newer game servers to Fedora/Ubuntu. But for games like AvP2/Tribes/Q2/etc I stuck with Win2k.
 
I may not have the fastest server, but I think I am the first person in this thread running a P-M system. :) The whole thing runs at under 100w.

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My Home Everything Server (AD, DNS, DHCP, RDC/VPN, FS)
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Hosted Server at SoftLayer (Plesk Web/Mail Server)
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DiceMann said:
I am confoozled here... Why in the hell do people put X window manager on their server?! All a server can have is a power cable and an ethernet cord. If you have a problem, then connect the KVM switch to it... It's a major stability and security risk in my opinion.
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X is easily started and stopped, even at that we have no trouble keeping up a triple-9 SLA with our RHES4 boxes running X and Windows 2003 Servers that are not headless or connected to a Raritan.

If your production server is going to majorly fail 99.9998% of the time it's not going to be related to a window manager or GUI. and believe it or not there are things that simply cannot be accomplished from a command line sometimes.
 
for Linux and BSD, I don't agree, never had to use any thing more then a shell to manage those. A gui just gets in my way.
 
Well for example, SolarWinds is one of the major applications we run on our Linux servers that requires X.
 
a few grabs of an ssh session into my server. PIII with like 128 Mb of ram or something like that. running ubuntu 7.04. im using it to learn on so its not headless or anything like that.

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Code: 
Linux xxxxxxx 2.4.18 #2 Thu Apr 11 14:37:17 EDT 2002 sparc64 GNU/Linux
 16:54:16 up [COLOR="Yellow"][b]1111 days[/b][/COLOR],  1:52,  2 users,  load average: 0.36, 0.61, 0.71
 
Yeah well apparently this server has never been shut off or rebooted ever since this data center was opened. We just had a new data-center built so it will be getting shut off and moved to the new location:( (probably with some updates)
 
seanx said:
Yeah well apparently this server has never been shut off or rebooted ever since this data center was opened. We just had a new data-center built so it will be getting shut off and moved to the new location:( (probably with some updates)
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Dual power supplies? I think it is your duty to rig it (if necessary) to portable power so that it stays up during the move. If you need help, Kramer knows a few guys that can help you out! :)
 
cburwell said:
Dual power supplies? I think it is your duty to rig it (if necessary) to portable power so that it stays up during the move. If you need help, Kramer knows a few guys that can help you out! :)
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That's what I was gonna say.
 
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Just a simple file server. I plan to make the server an Dual Xeon 3.4GHz w/ 4GB of RAM.

Will have a few TB of storage, and handle all my VMware stuff.
 
Ha, thanks for the suggestion, but unfortunately its a 1u rack server with only one power supply, so it would be a little hard to keep er up during the move.
 
seanx said:
Ha, thanks for the suggestion, but unfortunately its a 1u rack server with only one power supply, so it would be a little hard to keep er up during the move.
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You could plug it into a UPS - you'd just have to be really fast at unplugging the one cord and putting the new one back in :)
 
fibroptikl said:
You could plug it into a UPS - you'd just have to be really fast at unplugging the one cord and putting the new one back in
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Make that insanely fast. As in you couldn't do it. Better off just turning it off really. Unless of course you have ~0.01ms reaction times...:rolleyes: :D
 
Icidic said:
Make that insanely fast. As in you couldn't do it. Better off just turning it off really. Unless of course you have ~0.01ms reaction times...:rolleyes: :D
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I was joking - notice the smiley at the end of my post.
 
seanx said:
Code: 
Linux xxxxxxx 2.4.18 #2 Thu Apr 11 14:37:17 EDT 2002 sparc64 GNU/Linux
 16:54:16 up [COLOR="Yellow"][b]1111 days[/b][/COLOR],  1:52,  2 users,  load average: 0.36, 0.61, 0.71
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Today is the day that we move this server :(

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10:17:31 up [COLOR="Yellow"][b]1139 days[/b][/COLOR], 19:03,  2 users,  load average: 0.04, 0.30, 1.43
 
Shot of my home server:

Code: 
11:17:14 up 9 days,  4:20,  2 users,  load average: 0.39, 0.49, 0.40

Specs:

Foxconn 6150BK8MC-KRSHN2 Socket 939 NVIDIA Geoforce 6150B(PV) Micro ATX MB
AMD Athlon 64 3400+ Venice 2.2GHz
Seagate 500GB Serial ATA/300 16MB Buffer
Crucial 1GB DDR 400
LITE-ON Black 20X SATA DVD Burner
IN WIN Black Steel ATX Mid Tower Computer Case 350W Power Supply

Running Xbuntu Fiesty Fawn (7.04)
LAMP server, Torrentflux, yada, yada, yada. :)
 
Here's mine, specs in my sig.

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[root@linux-P4RD0NM3DEDICATED ~]# uname -a
Linux linux-P4RD0NM3DEDICATED 2.6.23.12-52.fc7 #1 SMP Tue Dec 18 20:27:10 EST 2007 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
 
my Intel P4 2.8C, gig o ram, 5 hd's, GeForce FX5500 Quadro :(, Running Fedora 6, NTP (part of pool.ntp.org), UT2004, quake3, Battlefield 2, HTTP, FTP, SSH, Shoutcast, SMB, File, GTK-gnutella, UTorrent, Space Tyrant, Mail, TeamSpeak2, Ventrilo, and VNC Server :p

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2.4 ghZ Celeron, 512 mb ram, 120GB hard drive, pretty basic box. Running Trixbox (CentOS).
 
Linux Email Server running Dual Core Xeon and 4GB's or RAM on a Dell PowerEdge 1855 Blade.

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What a laugh. He (you) sounded like the witch off the Wizard of Oz or something. I encourage everybody to watch the video and laugh at the guy holding the camera as hard as you can.:D
 
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Nautilus, the main server here @ home. Surprisingly snappy on Windows Server 2008 for an aging platform (760-MPX).

Specs:

Lian-Li PC71 Full Tower
MSI K7D Master-L 760-MPX Motherboard
2x AMD Athlon MP 2400+
2x 1024 MB Crucial DDR400 (running @ 266)
Built-By-ATI Radeon 9700 Pro
Intel Pro/1000MT NIC
2x IBM ServeRAID 7T SATA-RAID Cards
1x Adaptec 29160 SCSI-RAID Card
1x 320 GB Western Digital SE, EIDE (Standalone)
2x 120 GB Western Digital SE, EIDE (RAID-0 via SATA converters)
2x 250 GB Maxtor DiamondMax 10, SATA (RAID-1)
6x 36.4 GB Sun Disk 15000 RPM, U320 SCSI (RAID-5)
APC Back-UPS XS 900VA UPS (gotta have protection these days lol)
 
Still in the process of setting everything up


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