dude, this is one of the few videos on youtube of home servers that is impressive. This is truely impressive, I really wish I could achieve this soon :) I'm only currently running 6 x HP DL380 12GB 2 x 3.2Ghz Xeon's. All ESX 3.5 hosts, with a VI3 infalstructure with fibre backbone. I think my next step is a propper rack :) But you're video is truely inspirational!!!
What steps have you taken in regards to cooling? I can just imagine the heat generated by the equipment. You have a very interesting setup and it is very neat (i like neat). Furthermore, will you be considering upgrading the network to an fibre network?
I got over that a few years ago after paying 9 months of crazy power bills. Dropped down to two physical servers and vmware. Two switches (I really only need one but I don't like having my DMZ on the same physical switch as my production network.) I have access to plenty of Cisco and Procurve at work so the home network just has what it needs. Nicely done rack and very nice cabling work though!
Hello. It seems for each server in your rack, you have at least 3 network cables coming out. Is it link aggregation for extra throughput or just for something else. I want to do something like that but I don't know how to configure or what hardware to get (ie type of switch). I would appreciate if you could help me. thanks. Great vid BTW
Have you considered folding@home, or possibly running Boinc. A server like that could be tremendously helpful for science research via volunteer grid computing.
Apenas um rápido vídeo mostrando o meu IBM servidores e equipamentos de rede Cisco no meu quarto servidor de casa. Eu, provavelmente, fazer upload de um vídeo mais detalhado sobre o rack mais tarde.
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This is so beautiful, without doubt the most impressive server rack i ever seen :-)
Dude, very nice and very organized. If I could award you with a plaque I definately would. Serioulsy, hats off to you.
Looks like some nice equipment, especially the rack. Beautiful cabling btw (from switch(s) to back of rack.
dude, this is one of the few videos on youtube of home servers that is impressive. This is truely impressive, I really wish I could achieve this soon :)
I'm only currently running 6 x HP DL380 12GB 2 x 3.2Ghz Xeon's. All ESX 3.5 hosts, with a VI3 infalstructure with fibre backbone. I think my next step is a propper rack :)
But you're video is truely inspirational!!!
What steps have you taken in regards to cooling? I can just imagine the heat generated by the equipment. You have a very interesting setup and it is very neat (i like neat). Furthermore, will you be considering upgrading the network to an fibre network?
What is the Cisco device directly below your 2900XLs? Is that one of the Cisco/Linksys gigabit switches? Beautiful setup, by the way!
I got over that a few years ago after paying 9 months of crazy power bills. Dropped down to two physical servers and vmware. Two switches (I really only need one but I don't like having my DMZ on the same physical switch as my production network.) I have access to plenty of Cisco and Procurve at work so the home network just has what it needs. Nicely done rack and very nice cabling work though!
That is INSANE! Truly impressive! What internet connection do you have? :)
Hello. It seems for each server in your rack, you have at least 3 network cables coming out. Is it link aggregation for extra throughput or just for something else. I want to do something like that but I don't know how to configure or what hardware to get (ie type of switch). I would appreciate if you could help me. thanks. Great vid BTW
The white label on the back of the top server, where have I seen that naming convention before?
How did you get all that equipment and now much cooling did you have to put in your hosue to support it?
how do you sleep with that in your house lol! but amazing cable management!
how are you keeping that at the correct temp? didn't notice any kind of a cooling system.
to run all this equipment like in an apartment ..will it be able to any different specs needed power wise?
Awesome setup, really tidy cabling.
i swear that you dont work alot in this room i yill go crazy with this hiiiiiiiiiiiing sound ! nice work!
Have you considered folding@home, or possibly running Boinc. A server like that could be tremendously helpful for science research via volunteer grid computing.
@PoweredbyCiscoIBM
What internet connection speed do you have?
Looks great, and expensive :)
Have you ever offered hosting service to others?
just wondering how much power do these server consume?
Apenas um rápido vídeo mostrando o meu IBM servidores e equipamentos de rede Cisco no meu quarto servidor de casa. Eu, provavelmente, fazer upload de um vídeo mais detalhado sobre o rack mais tarde.
Hi. May i ask you one question. How much is your monthly electric bill? Thx.
What do you use the server for?
cool!! how much did it cost you?
one word WOW
I wish I had a setup half as good as yours
What did the servers costs? I like the video :)
@PoweredbyCiscoIBM do you have a dedicated ip for you web testing?
looks good but best practice is to use IBM Cableclips for a toolsfree setup in case you need to change or remove cables!
@PoweredbyCiscoIBM Oh dear :/ What is your ping, download and upload? Mine is 3 down, 0.2 up and 70ms ping (crap)
This is very nice. Are you CISCO certified?
how much did this thing cost you.....?
do you need a radiator in this room?
Its... Beautiful.
Pure SUNLIGHT!!!! do you get dust?
I am sure you already know this, but a very nice setup and looks great
What do those do for you ?
how much electricity do those eat up?
I feel sorry for your power bill. Nowadays, I wonder if it wouldn't also be more efficient to just get a handful of multi processor systems .
excellent patchwork.
I wish I was rich enough to have a huge rackmount server like that...
I'd probably have it fold proteins 24/7...
Why do you need so much stuff if that is for your house?
Why do house hold so much serverov?
It's beautiful
What is your internet speed?
What did it cost?
how much power does it use
How much is your electricity bill?!
ibm x346 and 3650?
how much did you pay for thease servers
Thank You !!! ____ you did good job ^_^
My regard to you...
(person from Iraq)
Have a fun server. You pay a power bill ! :-)
2:08 - recording light? (red) xD
Love it..
nice kabel manegment!
wow, this is dreamy !!!!!
I have no idea what this is but ... cool!
whats it like on electricity lol
WOW now that is a computer.
ill bet there some kinde of render ram...
i have 2 dell power edge 1850 and a 2800a 1950 and a ibm blade eserver and it is freking loud !
why the hell do you so many servers?
Expensive testing IMAHO
hey i also build a data center for webhosting can u guide me...as any thing dose not come free i can pay you for the advice that you give me
How is your hearing? HOW IS YOUR HEARING? HOW IS.. just forget it?
WOW *-*
Because He Can!
Can I have a shell account?
@vitorix24 i put a tape on its. its annoying and also useless.
0:20 -> 0 traffic xD
isnt thath thing owerheat?
mutch servers
i say why not?
lol ibm servers inside hp cabinet... so hardcore
i bet your electric if high. VM that stuff.
i bet your elec bill is high. lol
MWHAHAHA >:D
@woo2fly18 to have loots off porn??
money money money must be funny??
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交换机老了点