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My first server is up and running in the new space, gigabit is humming, fiber connections all grand. Not the best photo, but what the hey.

 

Later come the Xserves and Xserve RAID. Yum.

Server machine @ Universidad de Oviedo's Sciences building

Though my photo doesn't do it justice, this is my favorite cake thingy. Jen Konig gave it to me as a congratulations gift when I got my contract. It's so cool, so wonderful, so perfect. Dog + Cake = Me.

easily 5-6x larger than the current space, with room for a third (even a fourth if necessary) equipment rack. All the networking hardware, video gear and computers will go in this room, and will be connected to the office space via a switch system that allows for access to any of the machines. They've just started painting this room white. Also, this space is air conditioned, which is a big deal.

Setting up a "new" XAMPP-/Fax-/Printserver under W2K-Pro.

 

Why? The Softmodem and the printer don't work under Linux ;-(

 

Built from my Geek-Trashcan:

Fujitsu-Siemens Case

AMD Duron 800

512 MB

20 GB HDD

ATI Radeon 9200 SE

54MBit WLAN-USB-Stick (to lazy to wire a room)

10" CRT (max. 640*480, but that's ok, i will remote control it via VNC *g*), got it for 3 Euros at a yard sale ;-)

Windows Home Servers were nowhere to be found in Microsoft's booth. But Intel had an area in a back corner where Windows Home Servers were relegated—disconnected—to a bottom shelf...where someone appears to have also stashed a bag.

ZFS Server assembly, January 2009

This was the server room when I started my job.

Bonus shot for week 3 of the 52 Weeks of Lego project

 

The time has come for the Linux server to receive a software upgrade. It's been running Ubuntu 9.04 Jaunty Jackalope, but it is time to bring the software up to date. Through a series of incremental upgrades, the server will be running Ubuntu 10.10 Maverick Meerkat when the upgrades are complete. The construction crew has set to work getting the upgrades started so the IT crew can take over and get the new software up and running.

 

Strobist Info: SB-800 TTL on camera pointed upwards with a snap-on diffuser.

its my wanna-be server cool pic though

ZFS Server Build, January 2009

The walls of the new server room are being studded out.

stewart stroking the new database servers

Bonus shot for week 3 of the 52 Weeks of Lego project

 

The time has come for the Linux server to receive a software upgrade. It's been running Ubuntu 9.04 Jaunty Jackalope, but it is time to bring the software up to date. Through a series of incremental upgrades, the server will be running Ubuntu 10.10 Maverick Meerkat when the upgrades are complete. The construction crew has set to work getting the upgrades started so the IT crew can take over and get the new software up and running.

 

Strobist Info: SB-800 TTL on camera pointed upwards with a snap-on diffuser.

Nothin like a good Server Closet.

Don't get too excited. These are only replacements for existing customers.

Google colour codes its servers depending on their location, while piping in the buildings is coded depending on what it carries - with cool water in blue tubes and warm in red

 

Read more: www.ZenHowTips.Com

Windows Server 2003 corriendo sobre VMware instalado en Ubuntu Linux 5.04.

Twee PowerEdge 1425 webservers, met daarop een PowerEdge 2850 databaseserver.

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

The walls of the new server room are being studded out.

Secure server access to admins without the risk of corrupting the server. Secure Server Access

Server Djeparov is an Uzbekistani professional football midfielder who currently plays for FC Seoul in the K-League.

 

...a retired MX server.

 

Autosave-File vom d-lab2/3 der AgfaPhoto GmbH

Textual buttons with Unicode dingbats, inspired by Gmail.

Reinstalling my Ubuntu file server.

You Would not think an 11 year old kid would have his own server

  

UPDATE: The Pentium 2 Server Was Upgraded From 64 Mb Of Ram To 164 Mb And Is At it's max OS

 

BOTH SERVERS ARE RUNNING WINDOWS 2003 SERVER ENTERPRISE EDITION.

I recently changed my server to a DNS-based load balancing cluster. I think the graphs here are pretty interesting.

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