Back in the day I had a small cluster of rack-mount Sun servers, plus a couple of Dell servers and a few bits of networking gear, and many workstations.
Now it is one modem/router, one server, and about half a dozen workstations.
Nice try NSA _rubik. !!!
Back in the day I had a small cluster of rack-mount Sun servers, plus a couple of Dell servers and a few bits of networking gear, and many workstations.
Now it is one modem/router, one server, and about half a dozen workstations.
I knew I'd find some of you here! Whatcha got?
I haven't drawn a diagram of my network because I haven't seen the need to it's stupidly simple.I thought mine was simple until I started to try and describe it, it became easier to just draw it up (with stolen clipart*).
Hoping to snag a first gen Threadripper at some point and update the server.
I'm currently hosting a few game servers for friends, which I'd like to expand to include a few more games. Running some VMs with various Linux distributions for learning purposes. As it is I'm always running out of available cores.I haven't drawn a diagram of my network because I haven't seen the need to it's stupidly simple.I thought mine was simple until I started to try and describe it, it became easier to just draw it up (with stolen clipart*).
Hoping to snag a first gen Threadripper at some point and update the server.
I went the opposite on my file server, I used a low power G/T series processor (G630T), even with 2 drives it never pulls more than 45 watts and only then if it's compressing a file from one drive to another. What do you have on your desktop if you want a Threadripper for a server... More importantly, what are you doing with the server that needs Threadripper?
*Who the heck pays those kind of prices for a networking diagram utility, I'm in the wrong business.
TP4 > The entire internet :))
If I had my wits about me, my 'lab' would probably look something like this. No questions please.Show Image(https://i.imgur.com/MKBRCH2.jpg)