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I've deployed about 50+ Crucial M4's, I wont deploy anything without SSD's anymore. Unless storage requirements are high that is. For anything more than RAID1, like 5, 6 or 10. I'd opt for RAID...

For the most part, as long as it's an Intel based NIC you should be fine. Avoid realtek and broadcom based NIC's.

That's a snazzy logo you've got there. :)

I finally put an SSL on our box today and the GUI completely borked apache. I could not get into the web interface. So I ended up enabling SSH from the console and fixing it all manually.

Well on the upside, the XenServer 6 beta shows added guest OS improvement. :)


Guest OS support updates
New Guest OS support includes Ubuntu 10.04 support, RHEL 5.6 and SLES 10 SP4 support...

Agreed, CentOS can be pretty bloated out of the box. However if you run a stripped down version, it will run on pretty much anything.

Using about 116MB of RAM on this VM currently. The total OS...

To be fair, XenServer should still be based off of CentOS 5.x

Which is probably why I took to it so well, I always used CentOS for production boxes that needed to be Linux.

EDIT: found it...

http://www.dynamicdrive.com/ will also have what you're looking for.

All of our vendors kept trying to shove VMware down our throats. Kind of pathetic that there was (is?) so much push for SMB to get sucked into VMware. Dell, EMC, PC Mall, CDW, Insight and everybody...

I'm still happy with XenServer, one of the most simple and easiest to understand licensing structures IMO.
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Four...

All of our boxes auto-updated (5 of them) and we're still up and running; so yay? :)

Not only that, the built in Archive feature is simple and easy to search. Also it's easy to backup with just about any friendly Windows backup software; it gives no complaints. :)

We were running IceWarp, looked at Exchange, Zimbra and SmarterMail. We went with SmarterMail due to price and functionality on our budget. We're paying a fraction of what we were with IceWarp. The...

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Windows 7 1U (Intel) Server for the Power 720 IP Console
Power 720 core business server.
Two 1U Supermicro's running Citrix...

I have some servers, they do "stuff."
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This could get messy.

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We're a franchise and that's what we're forced to use or else we lose factory communications for warranty, parts, service, diagnostics, etc.

So yeah IPSEC is mandatory or we go out of business, no...

You sir have talked to me on the phone. If untangle is going to stay years behind on industry standards, we'll need to pass on the commercial stuff and pay for something commercial that keeps up with...

lol, you guys took too long, we've already made the decision to drop our commercial untangle. Man, we already have gear being prepped for our new Ethernet hand offs. :(

We're going to run it...

The wife takes nicer cell phone pictures than I do. :D

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It only takes one check box tick to fix that.

I test drove an S2000 with the top down, it is super fun and will indeed cut it. :)

Sort of, after getting the R1 the CBR just did not cut it. So now we have the R1 and the TT, the wife said I can get an S2000 as well since she picked the TT. lol w00t :D

This is technically for my wife, but I get to enjoy it as well. :)

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I don't like to buy new vehicles anymore.

2004 Audi TT VR6 Quattro w/DSG

It...