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hard to say? remember cooling nvme is important, then yes,ish. we usually run at least 0.5TB ram per vsan node, your layout is a bit weird, considering how expensive VSAN/vmware is. and usually 1 cpu , with the fastest cores ( if used with SPLA and other products licsense like that) and...

you do not want them. guessing board supports bifurcation, nvme is dirt cheap on ebay theese days (enterprise stuff)

you dont want 990pro for VSAN you want enterprise drives. new vsan = all nvme older vsan = can mix apart from that have fun, you will get some HCL messages probably, but it should work fine. VSAN is surpringly fast to setup.

hmm thats less than I thought, wonder what 48p then use with QSFP+ etc

did you toggle the onboard to nvme?

u.2 nvme drives goes .. nomnonomonoom watts nomnomnom.

we ran 2690v4 in compute/hypervisors for years, the 6130, 6154 that came after was a dissapointment, need to goto like 6354 for intels to be impressive agian

can you describe needs more? there are sevral very good vendors on ebay also bigup to tugm4470, just got some goodies from him 2 days ago :) I like hpe flexfabric,arista, aruba(hpe) 10G is just LR, not LR4 :p

conf t interface ethernet 51/1 speed forced 40gfull you will get a info message about duplex edit, read @klui 's link, everything is there as well.

make something in ansible, with frontend ;) @Cruzader Im done with home improvements for a while, I hope. Still sorting through tools and cleanup...

32x100 mellanox is 57-61w.... :) but $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

broadcom has closed all license orders we tried to order some more sockets and new vcenter for a customer, nooo bueno

its funny, I checked generations of what we still have in prod 5820, no power details, 5920, 343 idle, 5930/5940, 100w idle so at some point someone figured out power had a cost :D but darn they are awesome units. what? arista has a gui?! never knew, always just use CLI, and LOVE their CLI...

not horrible not great I just put a semi older 24 port sfp+ into homelab yesterday, needed more ports... then checked usage with 2 ports... 270w!!! checked rated idle spec, 343w ;D

@Fritz and what does it report with 0 ports connected for power usage?

I use COM ports more days of the week than I would like to admit. and VGA. I use VGA more than I use hdmi/DP

err, ment I was linked, not here, sorry for any misundstanding its funny to see it propegate through misc nerd channels

was linked a few days back, kinda brilliant using the ASIC for that.

I missed the B, you are correct @klui

1) no really, but also yes see below is no by default, but you can use an XVR QSFP+ to SFP+ and then nr 2 kicks in, you can use SFP+ on a pair, or even single lambda, but then its also possible to use a SR4 bidi module on the breakout cable. 2) yes but it might be easier to just use a cable...