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New server

Admin said:
Hi all okay the site is now on the new server.... A real server !!! not a homebuilt desktop pretenting to be a server... So we now have room to grow...

Stats: ( for those that speak the lingo)

3 ware 9650 SE raid card with backup battery (1 terabyte raid 10)
4 Gigs DDR2-800
2 1 Gigbit Nics ( one in use )
Intel Quadcore Q6600 CPU
Intel S3000AHLX mainboard....

Thank you premium and elites... you rmemberships paid for the hardware.......


SO..... let me know of bugs issues ect.....

Dennis
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Being the nerd I am,- what make/model disks are you using?
 
SovietRobot said:
So that's why the website was down yesterday.
Do you have it colocated or do you host it from home(t1?)?
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its at home with 2 cable internet business connections that are = to a T1 but not as expensive....... All thanks to the Xincom XR16 multi wan gateway I picked up on ebay.. ( got an awesome deal on it!!)
 
Fz6Sa said:
Being the nerd I am,- what make/model disks are you using?
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5 Seagate Sata 2 ES Drives with a capacity of 500 GB each 4 on the raid with one on standby for any failures in the raid.
 
Fz6Sa said:
Solid choice!

I use the WD Caviar RE3 disks for my own Raids, - but the Seagate is not a bad choice.
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I prefer Samsung or Seagate, but if I have to go with WD, I make sure it's a server quality drive. Their desktop drives suck.
 
Yes, I understand it all and GREAT JOB Dennis! Rockin' machine we live on now! w00t!

For those that do the math... that is 5 x 500 GB of space, but because one is a spare drive and the RAID is set up for level 10, you lose two more to redundancy, thus 1 TB useable out of the 5 drives. That means that Dennis can sustain a total of 3 drive failures and still keep the site running!

Nice work!!
 
Admin said:
its at home with ....
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Since you run it from home, - do you have any kind of temperature control?

It's been proven that for every 2c degrees hotter than 40c your harddisks run, their lifespan will be cut in half!

eg:

40c : 5 years
42c : 2.5 years
44c : 1.25 years

and so on.

This goes for 24/7 use only.
 
They run on average 27-30C I have a active fan controller in the 3u case and 6 high speed fans 4X92MM 3500RPM and 2X60MM 6500RPM the speeds are varied as required by the controller.. The controller monitors CPU, Power Supply , HDD, and ambient case temperature. Also the server is located in a cool area ( the garage ) lol... most of it is under ground so it stays relativley cool and the it has a ventilation fan to the outside... This summer will be the challengs to see if it keeps it all cool.....:popcorn:
 
Admin said:
They run on average 27-30C I have a active fan controller in the 3u case and 6 high speed fans 4X92MM 3500RPM and 2X60MM 6500RPM the speeds are varied as required by the controller.. The controller monitors CPU, Power Supply , HDD, and ambient case temperature. Also the server is located in a cool area ( the garage ) lol... most of it is under ground so it stays relativley cool and the it has a ventilation fan to the outside... This summer will be the challengs to see if it keeps it all cool.....:popcorn:
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:thumbup::thumbup: Sounds like you got it covered :thumbup::thumbup:
 
Admin said:
They run on average 27-30C I have a active fan controller in the 3u case and 6 high speed fans 4X92MM 3500RPM and 2X60MM 6500RPM the speeds are varied as required by the controller.. The controller monitors CPU, Power Supply , HDD, and ambient case temperature. Also the server is located in a cool area ( the garage ) lol... most of it is under ground so it stays relativley cool and the it has a ventilation fan to the outside... This summer will be the challengs to see if it keeps it all cool.....:popcorn:
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http://www.theregister.co.uk/2002/10/08/the_worlds_most_dangerous_server/


:D
 
LMAO!!! That is the most awful setup I have ever seen!!!!!.....
 
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