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Re: [PLUG] Server Cabinets
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I regular 6 foot cabinet is what Im thinking. open is
fine. Just want to find one for a reasonable price.
--- Paul <paul@dpagin.net> wrote:
> Do you have rack-mountable servers at home?
>
> Wall mount or floor unit?
>
> I've seen six-foot tall cabinets for around $1000.
> Smaller cabinets
> for a few hundred dollars. If it's enclosed it
> should have some
> ventilation fans. An open rack would be better
> choice.
>
> Depending on your decor, I'm imagining a wooden
> structure fitted with
> two metal strips spaced 19" apart with holes drilled
> in them. That
> way the rack would look like a file cabinet or a
> desk.
>
>
> On Friday 01 March 2002 03:59 pm, you wrote:
> > So Im thinking about actually looking to rack my
> > servers at home and stick them into a server
> cabinet.
> > I've done some searching but don't see any
> home-built
> > solutions out there. Has anyone else tried this?
> I'll
> > even buy a cabinet if it's cheap enough but I
> imagine
> > they're not. Can you get them at hardware swaps or
> > anything? Antec (http://www.antec-inc.com) seems
> to
> > have nice rack cases but affordable cabinets are a
> > little harder to come by. Any suggestions would be
> > great!
>
>
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