Server Porn

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>>53437995
what's it like to have unlimited, fast internet?

>>53437995
This isn't really serveriffic.

Racks or fuck off.

>>53437995
>consumertard shitware
>server
nice meme

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>>53438172
holy shit dude, i'm australian but even i think you should just end it all.

>>53437995
i don't know what half this gear is, switches and rpis?
why do you have like 18 ethernet cables?
very pretty though, I am envious of your cable management

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>>53437995

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why are there so few server threads now?

>>53441962
nigga where is your UPS?

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I need to buy a rack but I have been too busy at work.

>>53437995
What the fuck is wrong with you putting something that generates heat on top of your computer, where there are clearly ventilation fans at work. Seriously, fuck you OP. All those zipties and yet you accomplish less than nothing.

>>53442047
also, your computer is sitting on a carpet. Go fuck yourself you computer murderer.

>>53437995

>2 daisy chained netgear switches purchased from walmart

>being this poor

>>53442047
lot of smug talk for someone who doesn't own a server #rekt #shotsfired

>>53441962

>/g/
>doing anything practical

>>53442077
that wasn't a server. It's a PC and a cable modem with too many ethernet cables.

>>53442035

Nice. 1u's are too fucking loud. I had a few quad opterons awhile back but I finally got tired of the noise.

>>53442123
These are R610s, they are really quiet I cant hear them over my gaymen pc.

>>53437995
Are those freaking raspberry pis? What are you doing starting a server thread with
>sees ethernet witchcraft and cums uncontrollably

Unfortunately work in a datacenter, let me see if i got any decent pics :c

>>53442133

I have several R 710's at work. Nice boxes.

What stickers can I buy for cable management? like labels

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Big storage cluster or something who knows

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>>53442204
Some meh management.

>>53442225

>zip ties

I'll just move this patch ca.. oh wait.

Going to be building my JBOD enclosure soon once I find a rack to throw these in, was looking at the Tripplite 12U 33" deep.

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>>53442225
bad camera phone :c

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>>53442236
Almost all of our servers ethernet ports are in the same location, rack layouts stay the same for the most part. Moving cables isnt much of a problem unless we gotta replace one :\

>>53442236
This. You should never use anything other than velcro.

>>53442204
NetAPP SAN. Ugh...

>>53442257
Fiber porn

>>53442015
>tfw a acceptable UPS would be a crazy self built one
>tfw I would have to spend $3000 just on SLA batteries

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Dumping

>>53441962
>>53440675
How much does a rack cost?

I always wondered, there must be tools that exists to get proper cable management, right ? I mean for such a professional use when you have to deal with a monumental amount of them.

I refuse to believe that this is handmade.

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>>53444556
Yes, these tools are called cardboard >>53444466

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...and I'm out.

>>53444556
When you pull the cables, you make sure they don't cross other cables.
This means the cables are coming into the rack nicely.
I then group the cables in groups of 24 or 48.
I make the cables approximately the right length according to those groups.
The cables are now short enough so you can untangle them if necessary, binding them together all the way.
Now you have nice, managable groups, they don't tangle with other groups and you can trace them all the way from where they enter the room to where they should be connected.
If you are really anal about the placement, you use velcro, so you can loosen the cables so they don't tangle in the group.
It takes time, but it is worth it.
I usually spend 2-3 days wiring up a rack depending on how many cables obviously. (5-7 minutes per socket)

Be proud of your work.
Don't let people make you rush a job so you aren't satisfied with it.
Practice, makes it faster, but not easier.
If you have visible cables all the way, plan it out so you can group them all the way.

>>53444392
Cheaper ones in america new go for about 300-400$

But in my country you can get the 24u at 120€

>>53444556
>there must be tools that exists to get proper cable management, right

THEY'RE CALLED ZIPTIES

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>>53437995
Lets buck the /r/cableporn trend...

From top to bottom
Microserver G8 (E3-1240/8GB/4x4TB+4GB SD - OMV + Plex) - Not seen
Raritan KX2-432 KVM
HP 2810-48G Switch
DL360 G6 (2x 5660/72GB/8x 300GB)
DL360 G6 (2x 5660/72GB/8x 300GB)
DL360 G6 (2x 5660/72GB/8x 300GB)
R610 (2x 5560/96GB/6x 200GB SSD)
HP D2700 (1x OCZ Talos 2 1TB SAS SSD, 24x SAS 600GB 10K)
R610 (2x 5560/96GB/6x 200GB SSD)
HP D2700 (1x OCZ Talos 2 1TB SAS SSD, 24x SAS 600GB 10K)
DL320S (3060/8GB/14x 750GB SATA)
MSA60 (12x 750GB SATA
MSA2000 (12x 1TB FATA)
MSA2000 (12x 1TB FATA)
MSA2312FC (12x 1TB FATA - active/active configuration)

Power conditioning is up-stream, and not at the rack level.

This is sitting in my office, not even 10ft from me. It's not silent, but it's not screaming either.

KVM, switch, 2x R610's, 2x D2700's pull a combined 12A at max load that I generate. In a month or so, the rack will be moved, be fed with two 220V 20A feeds, and I'll be able to run everything at 100% if needed.

>>53444797
What is your job description? how did you get into it? How much are you payed?

These are beautiful, some of it looks like blood vessels connected to organs. Right out of some cyberpunk.

>>53437995
Fuck man. I can fap to that. Good job.

>>53444980
> Microserver G8
RAID or AHCI? OS?

>>53445531
AHCI, OS is Open Media Vault (OMV) on a 4GB microSD card.

Yeah this thread has got me intrigued. I mostly come to /g/ to talk about some mild programming and network configuration
I don't know much about any of this and have absolutely no idea where to begin but I really want to. What kind of field/position even deals with server racks and data centers, sys admins or something working for an ISP? It looks like there is a lot to it outside of just cable management

Got respect for cable runners, personally I just put a top switch in the racks and run a fibertrunk so I don't have to deal with cat cables longer than 3-4 feet.

>>53445540
> OS is Open Media Vault (OMV) on a 4GB microSD card
Blast. Thanks anyway, I'm trying to boot Windows from 5th SATA port with grub.

>>53445607
>Blast. Thanks anyway, I'm trying to boot Windows from 5th SATA port with grub.

When I was running Server 2012 R2, I had a 250GB SSD on the 5th port. Each drive was set as an individual RAID 0, and I let storage spaces handle the other 4 drives, with the SSD as the OS.

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At work my comms room is more like this ;~; I have neither the time or budget to make it pretty.

>tfw new meet-me room for isps
>im one guy
>expected 50 000 fiber pairs

It's going to be one of those gore pics.

>>53442015
>not him, but is buying UPSes an american thing? I can't even remember when I had a power outage the last time.

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>>53444466
why is there cardboard?

>>53445628
>time
Let's be honest here you have all the time in the world. Start on one very slowly and just work your way there

I plan to make a nice sweet ass server set up eventuly in my home.

I would like to even create a local Proxy to store data from sites and places I frequent so I could save web data in transit and even block ads on a network basis at that point I presume and even get thinks like android APK's distributed to all of my devices quickly because after its been loaded twice the proxy would save it so all other times the file is requested it is loaded to the proxy. I think squid can do this.

I would also want some sort of powerful server to render DLNA Devices demands for video encoding on various play back devices. Plus a way to share the file media over the internet. "illegally"
Make a seed box and even make some tor points.

man but I would also want a crazy sever tower for my main workstation, and i mean like a system with four cores and like 128gb of ddr3 ram or something crazy wild like that with Raided SSD's and HDD's for backups and shit.

Fucking 4 CPUS holy shit think of just haveing two, thats way better then multicore guys.

Even though I know most games don't work with multi-cpus but hey you could run applications and they would be on separate cores.

>>53445678
To train the cables most likely. Fresh cables have a tendency to twist every which way, especially if they've been tightly rolled up in storage.

>>53441962
That's fuckin' beautiful.

>>53445655
its not only for power outages, but some always pull from the actual cells so it gives steady clean power.

Not really necessary, but it's a good thing to run your stuff off of when it's running all the time.

>tfw failing networking diploma horribly
I feel so useless with this stuff, despite being the guy that people come to ask questions about when they get stuck on something.

I know what to do, but I fall flat on the theory work that's designed to weed out the normies who don't actually get it.

What do /g/?

>>53444392
You can find them for as little as $100 if you're willing to wait around on a used one. I got mine for free by trading a telco rack I got for free off CL.

>>53440675
>Bladecenter
Your electric bill must be a nightmare!

>>53441962
/v/ invaded and started calling desktops servers.

>>53442204
First letter of where you work, that looks extremely familiar.

>>53445900
cool story bro

>>53437995
What are the Pi's for? and whats the access point about in a comm room?

>>53449082
It's residential, he likely can get all the coverage he needs from the "comm room" while allowing it to stay all in 1 place rather than running another cable outside for minimal benefit.

>>53440675
>>53441962
>>53442035
what for you have a server in your house?

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>>53437995
>11 cables coming down
>6-7 at best accounted for

>>53444831
>zipties
>not velcro or cinch straps
I bet you leave your Cat 6 trimmings all over the server floor.

Someone have CCNA? What is your daily job and routine

>>53444363
Hnnng

>>53451050
mopping floors

>>53437995
What are the raspberry pis for? They don't look like they're used for a NAS. I have a beaglebone I'm probably going to setup similar to this but I'll probably attach a 1TB hard drive to it for a NAS, personal web server and possibly a DHCP server

>>53444444
Just checking who got the ebin get.
Keep posting, everyone. Im enjoying this thread A LOT.

So, wifi is shit for speed when you have 5+ devices needing it as fast as it can get it.

> be me, new apt.
> nas mounts over wifi
> too much freezing
> not fast enough
> oh I don't need a washer/dryer let's convert this to a server room.
> idea, run cables from each area to that room.
> 3rd floor, attic access, could run some drops.

Don't even know where to start. Got a rack mount server and switch. Not to sure about running cable. Any tips /g/ ?

>>53438441
Racks are stupid for home use.
Loud, expensive and bulky, why the fuck would you use a rack if you don't need multiple machines

>>53437995
>rpis without heatsinks on their CPUs
>not overclocking CPU in RPi
Just

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>>53451749
>not having an underground vault with racked servers capable of surviving nuclear war
It's like you're poor or something

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>>53451749
Not him but some of us dooooo!
Trick is to keep what you can powered off, centralise what you do need into minimal hardware with VMs, and go fanless wherever you can (TOR switch is a fanless gigabit procurve, for example).

>>53451592
Do you have carpet? If so, best to run it underneath. You'll need a kicker to help with putting the carpet back down again. What specifically do you want to know?

>>53444980
what do you use it for?

>>53451871
That's not bad idea, I like it but from

1) the living room
2) bed room
3) dinning room

It would all have to go through the kitchen to the washroom, which both have tile.

Basically, I just want that room to be a central server room. And I'll need to run cable from all the mentioned places above to that room.

I have no problem working with dry wall. It's just the whole running process I've never done before.

What I'm thinking is running 2-4 lines from each area to the attic. Then do some switch magic in the attic and run that to the other switch and server in the washroom.

Basically, if my rPi is running xbmc, it could mount via wifi, yes, but it's slow. So I'm trying to have every box near an available port, straight to the server and reserve wifi for phones, tablets, etc..

>>53437995
>;)
reddit please

>>53444797
Thanks for the post, that was a nice read.

>>53444980
houkouonchi detected

>>53448872
>servers
Please do me the favor and define the word "server"

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>>53451050
>>53451190
C'mon it's server porn, please tell your story

>>53452620
Specialised hardware platforms designed with the primary intention of running various daemons and services that service client requests. Most modern servers come in rack mount form factors, but some do not.

While the obvious intention of this thread is to see sexy rackmountables, yes, we all know that they can come in tower forms, and likewise general purpose computer hardware can be pressed into service as a server. That doesn't mean we want to see them - unless there's an interesting story, or the design or build is particularly noteworthy, it's just not worth posting about.

>>53449574
understood.

>>53453611
Nope, because it just got nixed, quite possibly because it should be in >>>/wsr/ instead.

/g/ is not tech support. I can't see that post, but if it was tech support/help me build a pc/other dumb shit, just go to /wsr/.

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>>53453773
>Why 4chan got so fragmented?
Because board culture. Get your tech support out of here.
>/wsr/ is not even remotely related and ppl who hang there has no tech knowledge.
"This board is for [...] * Asking for tech support or help with your homework."
>Did /g/ became just "botnet" "shill" and mechanical tracker threads?

>asking this in a server thread
Yes, most of /g/ is pretty pleb, so please fuck off out the few remaining good threads.

>>53453839
As you wish, just don't have to be such a dick about it.

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>>53437995
>;)

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>>53454035

>>53445655
lol who are you quoting bro?

Is is just me or does anyone else wanna make a cute little server then fuck it?
Got an eee box a few days back, love the thing.

>>53454737
but what if you short circuit your server anon

>>53445655
It's a not a retard thing when you have a business critical server.

>>53455438

no one on /g/ has a critical business server.

>>53455478
Point taken.

>>53451018
i leave all my trimmings on the floor then sweep them up at the end of the day

>>53437995
Supermicro = shit on my face

>>53452013
easiest way i do is is running it along a baseboard, sticking it under carpet where the floor meets the wall is also great, if you have attic access thats easy, just throw it all up there and drill down to where you want it, just open up the wall near the middle to get around the studs

>>53437995
He fell for the raspberry meme

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>>53455601
Supermicro you say?

>>53440675
>>53442225
>>53442242
>>53442257
>>53444356
>>53444395
>>53444414
>>53444447
>>53444476
>>53444491
>>53445628
Literally none of these are DoD compliant
Enjoy staying pleb in the private enterprise your whole life faggots

>>53457751
The fuck is that thing in the SATA port?

>>53457900
http://www.supermicro.com/products/nfo/SATADOM.cfm

>>53457999
Thats fucking tight

What's a good NAS case? I have a mITX board and about 6 HDDs.
I want a sexy case that provides adequate air flow with out being massive.

>>53457999
Nice. Why aren't these more popular?

>>53458125
Probably because we have these things called USB drives (or M2 even).

>>53457896
>everyone wants to be government pleb
>everyone on 4chins is a fucking americuck

TOP KEK

>>53438172
that's fucking dialup speeds right there

>>53458251
>implying I'm American

>>53457751
Which processor? C-series? What's it being used for?

>>53455601
So you work for HP?

>>53457896
>private enterprise
Government tech is shit-tier
Defense contractors are private enterprise.

>>53458125
They're only 16/32/64GB
Also there's M.2 for that

>>53458545
D510, router

>>53458957
>D510, router
How's the performance?

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>>53438172
>>53440606
.
I love being Australian

>>53437995
>Server porn
this setup is shit friend

>>53459007
I agree.

He has no server hardware. If all he is doing is watching shemale porn then I guess it is technically porn servers.

>>53451977
Hyper-V testing mostly. The Dell's are the only thing in production, but I can consolidate down to 16GB RAM if I had to.

>>53452446
What?

>>53458993
Only have a ~100mbit connection so hard to tell for real-world performance, but I tested throughput between a LAN and DMZ and it hit 1Gb TCP just fine. That's on Linux though, if you need higher performance there's always BSD.

>>53458462
>ANYONE outside USA gives a fuck about DOD standards.

>>53459589
He's a dude with a "god tier" setup lol so it's a compliment in a way

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Have you had your servers blessed lately, /g/?

>>53444401
I see the EVA is ready for launch

>>53451050
>arrive office
>turn on laptop
>ping a lot of things
>eat
>more ping
>leave work
>repeat that for the las 3 years.

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>;)

>>53444401
So what happens if you need to replace a cable?

>>53460863
Every country has its own DoD you fucking mongoloid

>>53459003
>ingleburn

why havn't you kill yourself yet anon? But how are you gettin those speeds, NBN?

>tfw the shitty fucking suburbs of western sydney have better internet than the superior northern sydney

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=saD_SFOYCWk

>>53454633
That's one of the easiest locks in the world to open. You can crack it with nothing but a tension wrench and a ziptie with some notches carved into it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BIq9khF-axs

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>>53459003
That is the connection for the Microsoft corporate headquarters in Australia

Internet connection costs 30000$ per month, with a 2 GB data cap.

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not really server porn but I like my rack.

>>53438172
What's it like living in a place where winter isn't three quarters of the year?

>>53442257
check out that critical alarm status

i wonder how a valve datacenter looks like

Just wondering, but all these cables seem to have the same general colors; yellow, red, green, blue and purple... is this for a specific reason, like they're actually different types of cables, or is it just to help visually organize the bundles?

>>53445655
Nah, it's pretty standard on enterprise servers. If there's lightning and you have shitty luck it's always cheaper to replace a UPS than the whole server.

>>53458125
they're pretty common in certain embedded uses

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>>53454610
>/jp/

anyone using zipties is a fucking idiot

>>53457896
Then show us how gov-ready stuff looks.

>>53464827
Zipties are for infrastructure. Whips and plants don't change. Neither does power.

Everything else, Velcro. You'd know that if you've ever spent any time in a data center.

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>tfw just bought pic related for $40 because it's in the HH module chasis and the seller didn't notice that's LTO4 (not LTO1 as he thought)
>tfw it's 100% functional
>$40
It's gonna arrive tomorrow.

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>>53437995

>>53465776
the horror

>>53437995
Sorry. I don't like my porn to include bloodied models split open watching themselves bleed out and die.

>>53465776
I can't even imagine where this would be used, why, the horror.

>>53465776
Why would you do this to me!

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>>53465776
But look, it has a proper airflow.

>>53464914
this

>>53444980
Marry me?

>>53451827
did he die

>>53466516
Sorry, already married...

>>53466619
Make me your lover/slave?

Not server porn, but I didn't want to make my own thread for this question.

I found a server on CL with these specs:

HP 380 Server
14 Gb of RAM,
6 X 250 GB Drives
quad core Intel Xeon 3.20GHz processor
Raid 6

for $100.

That seems like too good of a deal doesn't it? I texted him and he still has it. Am I on my way to get raped, anons?

>>53442242

20U's of 300C's? Curious why so many...

>>53468933
go back to >>>/wsr/

>>53468933

Sounds too good to be true. It's worth checking to see if it's legit (actually turn it on and check its specs before buying), but I wouldn't get my hopes up.

>>53460893
>>53452446
houkouonchi has been dead for a while now.
RIP

>>53437995
>Sitting on carpet
Pic not related I assume?

>>53437995
just buy a 16port managed switch already reeeeeeeeee

>>53441962
>optical distributor with 4 fiber coords
>storage
>an actual server machine
that looks too expensive to be a domestic server.

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>>53455601
>Supermicro = shit on my face

:3

>>53472032
What are those beauties?

>>53444401
>Dick status
Muh

>>53461392
You have a map of the entire thing. You could also label it but there are so many cables that would be a nightmare.

Trust me, I'm an IBX Technician.

>>53472219

supermicro half 1U.. somethings. 8 core xeon, 64GB in each.

>>53472725

biggest problem with these is basically the firmware can go suck a colossal dick. the start time is several minutes of it fucking around before deciding which disk to hit up for a boot-job.

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>>53437995

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>>53460863
Hot damn, do you see how much the USA owns your ass that you immediately associate DOD with the US DOD?

damn....

i got such a hard on that is painful

BRB, gotta fap in the server room

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I love this thing. Especially with my underpowered Macbook and being able to leverage this machine for streaming games/compiling projects.

>>53472032
What is this running ?

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Yell at me

>>53450021

Autism.

>>53441962
what kind of flooring is that? It looks like it's all ribbed with the vertical line design. Is it ribbed or is it just a flat design in linoleum? Either way, I dig the look of it.

>>53474709
does kinda look like a carpet-textured lino
whatever it is, i haven't seen anything quite like it

>>53475303
Go to >>>/wsr/

>>53464914
>>53466514
>post DoD compliant network setup
>suddenly not DoD compliant anymore
You're not gonna trick me this time.

>>53475303
First, it's almost, but not quite, impossible to get something that doesn't support hardware virtualization anymore.

Onboard NICs are gigabit now, and work just fine. You won't run into a situation where the onboard NIC is inefficient.

There have been vulnerabilities in several virtualization and container platforms before, that allow a user on the virtual system to break out into the host. They are rare, and have generally been hard to exploit. Still, I wouldn't put my firewall on a virtual system. I don't have a problem exposing a VM to the greater internet though.

If your going to put everything on one box, put the firewall on the host. That may mean no pfsense, since BSDs are still trailing linix as virtual hosts, but it's the right way.

There are plenty of tiny boxes out there now, so you could easily get one just to act as your firewall, and have a separate, beefier box for virtualization

Search the pfsense forums for mini PC or zotac. Remember, your incoming internet speed couldn't saturate a 100baseT connection. You don't need dual onboard LAN. Using a USB ethernet adapter won't slow you down at all.

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Eventually I want to collapse a lot of this metal down to one box for all services and one dedicated NAS.

>>53476945
Did you know there's a such thing as an ethernet power strip?

It allows you to remote into the power strip and turn on or off each plug individually, pretty neat stuff

>>53477499
That is neat. I would consider it if I didn't already use WOL and shutdown scripts.

>>53440606
>4.4kb.

>>53466538

Yes. Of embarrassment.

>>53474042
prime95, burn in testing.