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1. Sander Red Hat Enterprise Linux

   What kind of server would be best and cheapest to get for a home !RHEL server(CentOS, SL)?

   about 10 months ago from IdentiCurse at Uden, North Brabant, Netherlands
   • Sander

     @jargon I want to use it to get my RHEL exam.

     about 10 months ago
   • Ed Morgan

     @sandersch HP Microservers are pretty good, and I'm not saying that because I work for them. They're only a couple of hundred Euros...

     about 10 months ago
   • Sander Ed Morgan

     @mo6020 I found the HP site dificult to navigate.

     about 10 months ago
   • Ed Morgan

     @sandersch yeh, it sucks. The servers are worth a look tho..

     about 10 months ago
   • Sander Ed Morgan

     @mo6020 are they the ML series servers?

     about 10 months ago
   • Ed Morgan

     @sandersch http://is.gd/M3jpxm - Those ones...

     about 10 months ago
   • Sander

     @jargon it's shit and slow too.

     about 10 months ago
   • Sander Ed Morgan

     @mo6020 that link won't load for me.

     about 10 months ago
   • Ed Morgan

     @sandersch shit website, it works for me..

     about 10 months ago
   • Sander Ed Morgan

     @mo6020 it's pointing to the HP UK site, maybe that's the problem?

     about 10 months ago
   • Ed Morgan

     @sandersch maybe, just Google for "HP microserver Netherlands" and you'll find it. They're what I'd buy if I needed another server

     about 10 months ago
   • Sander Ed Morgan

     @mo6020 found it. I wonder if this has 64bit support and if it has hw virtualization.

     about 10 months ago
   • Gerard Braad — 吉拉德 Ed Morgan

     @mo6020 @sandersch got this in my email today: http://maxict.nl/product/2811436 #microserver

     about 10 months ago
   • Ed Morgan

     @sandersch not sure about 64bit but I've run VMWare ESX on one so it'll handle being a virtualization host

     about 10 months ago
   • Ed Morgan Gerard Braad — 吉拉德

     @gbraad yeh, that's the tinker.

     about 10 months ago
   • Kevin Granade

     @sandersch sheevaplug or one of it's derivitaves? (hard to beat on "cheapest")

     about 10 months ago