Date: Fri, 30 Mar 2001 14:15:52 +0200 From: "Oliver Blasnik" <oliver.blasnik@nextra.de> To: "Gregory Sutter" <gsutter@zer0.org>, "Brian" <wrath@shianet.org> Cc: <freebsd-isp@FreeBSD.ORG> Subject: Re: rackmount Message-ID: <00ab01c0b913$2a3ea680$6560310a@intern.nextra.de> References: <002701c0b271$ec9721b0$2b18d518@fear.wrath.net> <20010330033010.H77952@klapaucius.zer0.org>
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Hi there,
one of my default-Visits at CeBIT was at the Gigabyte booth. They did a
nice 1U and 2U a time ago, but with some missing features I submitted
(and they really implemented them...).
So, it was a nice talk and they have following new products coming up,
possibly also sth for you:
Boards:
a)- ServerWorks Chipset, 2 Serials, one as serial Console, 1 Parallel.
Onboard VGA, 2 Intel 100MBit-NICs, 2x UW160-SCSI (SMC afair)
Dual P2/P3, SDRAM
b)- XXXXX[1] Board, 2 Serials (one as Console, too), 1 Parallel,
Onboard VGA, 2 Intel 100MBit-NICs, 1 or 2 UW320 Adaptecs, PlugOn
for the Raid AccelCard, IPMI Enabled System
Dual P(something)[1], possibly DDR-RAM[1]
Enclosures:
a)- 1U, Single Power Supply, 3 HotSwap SCA-Drivebays, one Front-
Accessible Serial Port, Activity- and Failure-LEDs for each
Drive, one PCI-X available, and so on...
b)- 2U, Dual Power Supply, 6 HotSwap SCA-Drivebays (2 Ch), etc
(like above). Afair 3 PCI Slots avail.
c)- Something really exciting 4U, huge...
SR102: 1U, ServerWorks (out now, I think)
SR103: 1U, XXXXXX[1] Board (out later, sample ships 05/01)
SR202,203 like above, 2U
Dont know anything about the Prices, but the old model (SR101 with
two HotSwap IDE Drives and SW-ATA100-Raid-Controller) was worth it *g*
HTH, Oliver
[1] = Sorry, I'm not allowed to say more ;/
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