Why is small-scale IT/Sysadmin so much fun?
>>55754759
it's not, you're just autistic.
It's fun at home
for yourself
Not when you have a building with 50 retards in it to manage
>>55754759
It's fun to build something that you can use and enjoy.
>>55754803
autist
Planning to get Odroid XU-4 with 4Tb WD RED for my 1st NAS. I will start trying to put up backup machine, seedbox and general storage accesible from outside my home.
How am I doing it?
>>55754773
>>55754807
An autist calling an autist autist is pretty autistic if you ask me.
>>55754839
>How am I doing it?
100% autistically
I just acquired an old Dell Precision 690 workstation for free. Right now it only has a single Xeon 5130, 2 gigs of DDR2 ECC, and a Quadro FX 550. The motherboard has two LGA771 sockets and eight RAM slots, so I can slap in two quad cores and 32 gigs of RAM for fairly cheap. It also has a bunch of SATA ports and a SAS controller, so I can play with that. I'm planning on turning it into an ESXi box since I haven't had a chance to really play around with virtualization.
>>55754759
From the thumbnail in the catologue it looked like a super awesome case with like two large towering parts and a smaller middle. Looked really sweet.
Until i opened the picture.
Now i want this.
>>55754861
Why?
>>55754759
I second that OP. Been running my setup for almost a year now.
HP MicroServer running CentOS
12TB Raid 5, 16GB RAM, 128GB SSD
Also running a patch panel setup, looking at getting a rack mount UPS to add, did you notice yours increasing your electric bill by much?
>>55755669
what do you use the ssd for?
>>55754759
It's pretty fun at large scale, too, once you take a chainsaw to the red tape...
>>55756473
Boot drive and quick access