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    Hardware Spec Question

    Hi guys,

    I am looking for a server with some very specific specifications, and I'm hoping I can get some suggestions here.

    4 Hotplug Sata HDD slots.
    Raid 5 capable on 3 HDD with 1 as spare.
    1 U Rackmount
    Lights Out Management
    Gigabit NIC
    1.8GHz+ Processor
    4 GB+ RAM

    HP Hardware preferred but not a deal-breaker.

    Does anybody have any suggestions?
    Can't think of anything profound or witty.
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    Re: Hardware Spec Question

    This is not the right forum. Anyways you wont get 4HDD hot swap bay in 1U.

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    Re: Hardware Spec Question

    I was asking for advice on hardware to run Ubuntu server, don't see a problem asking for feedback.

    HP do the following:

    http://h10010.www1.hp.com/wwpc/uk/en...2-3942234.html

    I was wondering if anybody was aware of other options?
    Can't think of anything profound or witty.
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    Re: Hardware Spec Question

    How about the Dell PowerEdge R610 or 410 lines? If HP is preferred and 1U, you're not going to get anything different from the DL320 or DL360 lines at a decent price. If you really want to buy a server, you'll want to save up the extra few hundred dollars to add a second processor, and run more than 4GB of RAM.

    I couldn't justify spending a few thousand dollars with the minimum hardware specs you mentioned previously. In my opinion, either option it out fairly well, or save a boatload of money and just build a desktop that you put on a shelf in your rack and take up 4U of space.

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