No you would probably need to find a Thin-ITX board for 1u.
FYI - I cant get the board to boot, so I may be looking for a new alternative
FYI - I cant get the board to boot, so I may be looking for a new alternative
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@Piglover - Check this out, would be perfect. 4x Intel Lan w/ Bypass. ThinITX MITX-6934 Intel Atom N2800/D2550 Cedarview based Thin Mini-ITX 4Gigabit Ethernet Port Embedded Board
Probably would be perfect, except that I've never been able to actually source anything from Habey Qty 1 at reasonable prices. Based on past experience I'd expect Qty 1 price for that board to exceed $500 - and nobody seems to be dealing them buy large qtys for resale. Habey mostly sells to people doing jobs like putting up 500 gate-side info displays at DFW...
Also - interesting that they call it "thin mini-ITX" when the so blatantly violate the thin-mini ITX spec with that heatsink
Also - interesting that they call it "thin mini-ITX" when the so blatantly violate the thin-mini ITX spec with that heatsink
Yea, but you can always buy the full kit on Newegg for $350 - Newegg.com - Habey BIS-6634 Intel Atom N2800 Fanless 4 Gigabit Ethernet with Bypass Segment Server/Security/Network Appliance - Server/Workstation Systems
What do they charge for the home version? Edit: NVM I just saw the download link to the Home Version.
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Not so.
I fitted a S1200BTL in a Supermicro 1U chassis. The S1200BTL also has the 2xUSB + 1xLan stack on its external ports so the Jetway should be ok. The problem is finding a rear ATX shield that matches the ports and is sized for a 1U. I ended up building one with a Dremel and the cases 1U rear ATX shield and the boards standard ATX rear shield. Turned out reasonably well.
Measure up to make sure but I believe it will probably fit a 1U chassis.
RB
Added finished pics and updated the task list.
Now on to installing Xen Desktop & Netscaler for some Win8/iPad action!!
Now on to installing Xen Desktop & Netscaler for some Win8/iPad action!!
(I added the emphasis.)
I'm thinking about doing a similar physical downsizing project, and this thread is of great interest to me. My two biggest space hogs are my NAS and backup server. I'm thinking about replacing with two U-NAS NSC-800 based systems. So I'm currently researching every nugget of info on these chassis that I can. Just curious what set of issues you're referring to?
LOL - well the issues were mainly related to
Sure its more expensive, but you can add a lot more RAM and even ZFS if you wanted. Plus you have the capability to Add SAS or 10GBe all in a form factor that no-one else can match.
- Availability of the case
- ITX Mobo w/ 8 SATA Ports (only 1 I know of and it was just release last month!) - C2750D4I
- All said an done will cost more than a Synology 1812+
Sure its more expensive, but you can add a lot more RAM and even ZFS if you wanted. Plus you have the capability to Add SAS or 10GBe all in a form factor that no-one else can match.
Hehe, he must have a pretty good memory; I have trouble remembering stuff from 8 minutes ago! But I figure it can't hurt to ask.That's a brain bender. Remembering a reference from just shy of 8 mo ago.
OK, no "new" issues. As I'm seriously considering this case, I'm looking for any "gotchas" that haven't already been mentioned. What you said is inline with what's been mentioned before.
Thanks for the reply, and I'm impressed with your memory!
Did you get the Jetway + daughterboard to boot/ work with Sophos?
also have you succesfully upgraded to the newest version of Sophos UTM? 9.309
Last, would recommend this board at this given time for a setup similar to yours?
Kind regards
jesper
Turned out to be a bad board and i just got a replacement. Been working fine since i started this two years ago. I am running a relatively up to date version of sophos, but i have not upgraded in a month or so.