If I don't have the standoff adhesive pads that Dave Corder mentioned just any 1/4" foam cut to size. Put on the bottom of the board and then just one screw to the best mount near the PSU through the foam.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/226010562242?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=4bPONY06SIW&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=8QuAZZGFSDW&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY
Not sure if this is a great buy.
Before I give ebay more of my money I thought I would ask here. I prefer a single -16e but open to two -8e. Needs to be LSI and able to flash into IT Mode.
Thank you
I do travel down that way on occasion, I was going to pick up a server down by San Jose this weekend but they accidentally shipped it to me for free. I'll check to see if I have any reason to head down there. PM me your location and maybe I can meet halfway, the wife is on me to make room.
Clearing up some items I just found in my storage (had no idea i still had these):
R2208GZ4GC 2U barebones server (Gone)
HP DL380P G8 (Gone)
Unifi US-24 Switch. (Gone)
HP 2810-48G and -24G switches. (Gone)
Cisco Meraki MS120-8LP. I may need to remove this from my account I forget how...
Two older HP procurves 2810-24 and -48 port (J9022A and J9022A). Work fine office environment. Also have 3 Dell 7010 SFF barebones PC in OK condition (they worked fine when I last tested them). These were used with ESXi. I may or may not have the CPU for (some) of these but I haven't found...
Just saw this post in LowEndTalk here: https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/184309/hardware-sale-supermicro-8-node-microcloud-servers
Haven't been pricing these so not sure how big of a deal it is (if at all), but I thought I would post it just in case.
1x 3U SuperServer 5037MR-H8TRF (8 NODES)
16x...
I've seen some differences in performance/quality in the earlier versions and I generally recommend 8th gen and above but anything 6th gen and up should be fine.
That is what I ended up doing. Cheap slim HP with a G5900. I would recommend 8th gen or later (the 5900 is 10th gen). I have yet to be able to max out the max 1080p transcodes.
I don't mind going to the CLI when I need to but junos just feels like unneeded pain. I'm by far not an expert but I've always managed to get a switch up and running pretty quickly, the EX3300? not so much.
I’m thinking of getting a 6450 since I really don’t like junos on the 3300ex I just picked up. I’m not doing anything too fancy on it (some L3 routing and VLANs) but I prefer a workable UI. What’s the brocades like?
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