5018A-FTN4 | 1U | SuperServers | Products | Super Micro Computer, Inc.
Comes with 32g (4x8gb) memory installed. It has 4 MEM-DR380L-HL02-ES16 bought directly from the supermicro eStore.
Rackmount ears included
Comes with a pci-e riser card and one pci-e slot.
Owned since 2017, case has some...
I'm selling my Tp link switch as I no longer use rackmount gear. It's been in service for a few years, has some scratches on the case but in perfect working order. Comes with rackmount ears.
$120 shipped anywhere in the continental USA.
Hey everyone.
I've got a Supermicro MBD-C9Z390-CGW-O. It's a desktop class motherboard.
I have a really strange issue with it. When the system runs, everything is perfectly stable. However if I disconnect the power, the machine has trouble booting.
After disconnecting the power, I turn it...
I setup my Ruckus R310 today. I really appreciate that configuring this device is just a barebones dead simple web UI you can login to. For home use I couldn't ask for more.
I really hate the Unifi controller software you have to install for ubiquiti.
I have an Supermicro X11SAT-F motherboard with a Noctua CPU cooler. My fans were constantly reving up and down and it was loud and annoying.
Running ipmitool to view the sensors showed the problem, the FAN1 was running at 300RPM
ipmitool -H HOSTNAME -I lanplus -U ADMIN sensor
FAN1...
I did this a few years ago and never looked back. Unless you really have ridiculous storage needs, the 743 with 8 drive bays is the way to go with today's disk capacities. It sits right in my living room and nobody knows it's there.
You can also buy and install one of those 5 in 3 drive bays...
I just picked up a QNAP QSW-308-1C to add 10G connectivity to my home theater setup. Great little switch if you don't need managed.
With this chain:
* FreeBSD 12 (iperf -s -w 512k -P 4)
* Supermicro / Intel 10g onboard SFP+ adapter
* fiberstore DAC cable
* TP-Link T1700-28G
* fiberstore Cisco...
For future reference to others, I also struggled with this on my X11sat-f motherboard. I created a dos usb but it kept getting stuck at a black screen when booting.
Turns out you not only have to change the Boot mode to Legacy or Dual, but also make sure you change the option rom of your video...
System Time: 2019-01-30 19:15:52
Running Time: 66 day - 1 hour - 23 min - 38 sec
Device Info
Unit ID 1 2 3 4 5 6
Unit State Ready
Hardware Version T1700G-28TQRev1
Firmware Version 1.0.3 Build 20160601 Rel.52662(s)...
I've been using 8 10TB Iron Wolf's in a ZFS raidz2 for over 2 years now with no issue. I wouldn't call them loud either. My whole rack sits in my living room and I never heard the drives make a sound.
I think seagate in general gets a bad rap. I've always used them at home and never had...
I just use lots of velcro ties to bind the cables together into one thick rope of cable. I make it just long enough that I can slide the box all the way out on the rails for maintenance. The end of the rope is bound to the rack with more velcro ties, keeping the length fixed.
My half height...
So I went and bought the Akitio Thunderbolt3 dock. It works with my KVM and multiple screens using Displayport MST. Unlike my old OWC dock, it charges my HP Spectre x360 laptop over thunderbolt. I had an issue (only needed to update laptop bios) and their support was super quick in answering...
I used this when I had a Norco a long time ago. The chassis was too wide and the rack too thin that it was impossible to use rails. This held up just fine 10 3.5 hhd's inside.
4 Post Adjustable Rack Rails
Ubuntu server actually looks pretty compelling. They offer first class zfs support in their package manager and lxd (for containers) is integrated with it. That might be worthy of trying zfs on linux.
The idea of attempting to import my zpool from freebsd to linux is terrifying though..
Also...
What is the advantage of using ESXi or a platform like that over Linux / KVM?
I don't care about clickable guis and webapps. I'd rather just be able to ssh in, edit a config file, and run a command to do administration.
I'm imagining the new regime where pretty much all services are linux...
Hi everyone,
I've been running FreeBSD (currently 11.1) / ZFS on baremetal for nearly 10 years at home. I just upgraded the machine to a new Supermicro Xeon Scalable platform. I am now considering running something else on the host and run FreeBSD within a VM, along with other linux vms...
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