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#31759 29-Mar-2009 18:28

Looking for a 1U server for under $250, any specs, working condition.

Cheers

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#204044 29-Mar-2009 20:37

danielfaulknor: Looking for a 1U server for under $250, any specs, working condition.

My $0.02 - allow alittle higher, and get something decent.

danfaulknor

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#204263 30-Mar-2009 17:57

not really worried about decent.
Only need it for an OpenVPN server.

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#204279 30-Mar-2009 19:04

Don't waste money on a rackmount server then. By an old PC and sit it on a shelf in the rack. Your money will go much further.

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#204296 30-Mar-2009 20:34

Except for the fact that i can get 1U colo for $50 and full tower colo costs closer to $300

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#204297 30-Mar-2009 20:38

$50 a month seems kinda silly to run a VPN server on anyway. If you are going to pay that for colo why not get a decent server and do something else as well as OpenVPN?

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#204305 30-Mar-2009 21:00

that 50 is split amongst 5 people, so its not that bad.
And im footing the bill for the server, hence the need for low cost.

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