anyone interested in a very unused HP Proliant Mini Server?
i bought this in january intending it to be a NAS, but then never used it. i have the original packaging and such for it. i have a few smaller drives, if you want some cheap storage to go with it. lmk.
comes with the original specs: 2GB ram and single 250GB drive.
HP site:
http://h10010.www1.hp.com/wwpc/us/en/sm ... html?dnr=1
at Amazon:
http://www.amazon.com/HP-658553-001-Pro ... B005KKJPCO
at newegg:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a ... 6859107052
it does not come with an OS...you need to install one.
sold
HP Proliant Mini-Server....*sold*.
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I *MIGHT* be interested. Been looking for a small low power box for an UnRAID NAS.
QUESTION: The specs say it takes LFF drives. Am I correct in assuming these are the thin 3.5" drives, or will it take a standard 3.5" drive?
Thx.
QUESTION: The specs say it takes LFF drives. Am I correct in assuming these are the thin 3.5" drives, or will it take a standard 3.5" drive?
Thx.
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Just a follow up. This is a NICE little server box. Very quiet. It has an internal USB flash drive socket inside the case if you want to use a bootable flash drive, which was perfect in my case.
I decided to set it up as an unRAID NAS without a parity drive, which means no redundancy - just using is in JBOD mode (Just a Box of Drives mode). I'm only using it as a ripped DVD media server and nothing on it is irreplaceable. So if any one drive fails I lose all the DVDs stored on that ONE drive but that's okay. I have have the physical DVDs in storage.
I have it setup with 3 drives I had lying around (1Tb+500Gb+500Gb) for a total of 2Tb, and I can still add another drive to the 4th drive bay.
Works out great. I have it setup as a share on the network so all my Media Center PCs can access it.
I decided to set it up as an unRAID NAS without a parity drive, which means no redundancy - just using is in JBOD mode (Just a Box of Drives mode). I'm only using it as a ripped DVD media server and nothing on it is irreplaceable. So if any one drive fails I lose all the DVDs stored on that ONE drive but that's okay. I have have the physical DVDs in storage.
I have it setup with 3 drives I had lying around (1Tb+500Gb+500Gb) for a total of 2Tb, and I can still add another drive to the 4th drive bay.
Works out great. I have it setup as a share on the network so all my Media Center PCs can access it.
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Another followup. This has turned out to be a really nice UnRAID box. I've started saving all my DVDs to it so I finally got around to adding a parity drive to avoid losing anything if a drive fails, and a total of 3Tb in storage (a 1Tb drive and a 2Tb drive) and I still have one bay open to add another drive. Performance is good and it's been totally reliable.
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