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haydenmarsh
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  #924572 31-Oct-2013 09:08
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This would be perfect for putting in the lounge as a Media Server plugging into a TV and being able to view Movies/Videos on demand no matter which computer in the house had the movie/video



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  #924574 31-Oct-2013 09:09
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Simple easy deployment for our overseas offices, configure and send!

HardCorePawn
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  #924598 31-Oct-2013 09:44
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2 words... Small and Quiet... What more could you want from a home server? Looks like an awesome bit of kit!



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  #924673 31-Oct-2013 11:38
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I like the size of the device and the Lights Out (ILO). This server can be maintained with minimal (and easy) effort.

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  #924704 31-Oct-2013 12:28
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Work from home business.  Two PC's + laptop get out sync :(.  Have been looking at NAS options for some time, but this seems like it would be an even better option.   Out-of-box server set up and deployment + small & quiet are prerequisites so this seems to fit the bill perfectly.

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  #924707 31-Oct-2013 12:34
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These are great little boxes, perfect for anything from simple NAS appliances to full dev / testing rigs.  I really like that HP are trying to combine the range, so couple of the Microservers and switch could be used for a very flexible (not to mention compact) development virtual environment.

 
 
 
 

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  #924761 31-Oct-2013 13:59
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The best part of this server will be the design and the size.
With this size, this machine should be a tempting choice for both business and home use.
Customizing bezel color is also attractive :)

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  #924787 31-Oct-2013 14:35
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I really like the dual ethernet ports, would be great for link aggregation (which I see is a supported function).






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  #924790 31-Oct-2013 14:36
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Great size and shape to fit in my wardrobe so I can hide it away running as a media server.

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  #924799 31-Oct-2013 14:47
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This would be perfect as a Christmas present for my in-laws. They could definitely use it to manage their business records, travel photo's and video's and their music and from the looks of it it would be simple enough even for them to manage.

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  #924803 31-Oct-2013 14:50
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Small quiet and tones of storage, sounds great to me for hosting just about anything.

 
 
 

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  #924837 31-Oct-2013 15:24
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The biggest advantage I can see is having 4 HDD bays allows you to have 4 x 2TB disks loaded allowing 4TB of RAID 10, which turns this into a very cost effective high capacity NAS solution. In fact I purchased an earlier microserver for a client for this exact purpose, and now also have a Debian VM running on it also (which you wouldn't be able to do with a regular embedded-based NAS).

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  #924857 31-Oct-2013 16:04
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Kind of sick of running my gaming rig as a file sever as well, not to mention I'm out of Ethernet ports on my "basic" modem this would be really handy in my house and would get much WAF (once up and running) due to size and its out of the wayness

jnimmo
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  #924873 31-Oct-2013 16:34
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Love the small size and quiet, would be great to load up with drives and store my photo libraries and store some off-site backups for my family

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  #924877 31-Oct-2013 16:45
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I love the memory - 16GBs :)

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