Vilken server...

[Felipe Garcia]

If you really want a server that will work  (linux freebsd windows  
whatever) and you can get help in case they break then pay for a hp  
with a 5 year 4 hour on site carepack  (they have 3 years too).. those  
servers do last that long. Just dont buy their cheap server, go for a  
least a dl300 or a ML300 and get sas disks they are made to last,   
sata disk are built to last 2 years and are a lot slower and often  
fail in groups...

even dell have good servers now as well (1950 or 2950) but again buy  
the support from day one as long as you can get it.. worth every öre  
the day you need it..  and don't buy their disk shelves they are nasty  
even the newer ml1100  shelves have problems with the back plans which  
fail disk at random....

mullet southpole etc are quite ok but after 2 years they start to  
"fall apart" and you can't expect 4 hour on site service from them and  
there is no ways of getting parts for them after two years. if the  
motherboard breaks then you buy a new motherboard cpu and memory..  
(take it from experience it was a lot of extra work and caused  
loooonnnggg downtime... )

//felipe


On Nov 28, 2008, at 11:18 AM, Michael Josefsson wrote:

>
> On 28 Nov 2008, at 10:10, Måns Nilsson wrote:
>> ....
>
>
>
>> Om
>> du överger processorarkitekturer som kan köra modern Windows så blir
>> det
>> mycket bättre.
>
> Så vad skulle du rekommendera i det fallet? Windows är ju inte
> aktuellt - typ:)
>
> /Micke
>
>
>
>
>> -- 
>> Måns Nilsson			M A C H I N A
>>
>> Zippy's brain cells are straining to bridge synapses ...
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Computer games don't affect kids, I mean if Pac Man affected us as  
kids, we'd all be running around in darkened rooms, munching pills and  
listening to repetitive music.
     Marcus Brigstocke

Felipe Garcia
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