Server Chassis
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 Supermicro CSE 835TQ R800B 3U Rackmount Server Chassis Black CA 835TQRB RETAIL  US $816.99
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 SR1500ALSASR Intel 1U Server Chassis US $810.95
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 SBHG2 Intel Sr870Bh2 Dual Itanium 2 Server Chassis US $810.95
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 Intel P4308XXMFGN Ped Server Chassis with Fans US $537.40
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 Intel P4308XXMHEN Ped Server Chassis w fans Kit US $527.49
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 CI DESIGN 2U SERVER 8BAY CHASSIS US $525.00
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 Supermicro CSE 826TQ R800LPB 2U Rackmount Server Chassis Black US $500.00
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 Supermicro SuperChassis CSE 813MTQ R400CB 400W 1U Rackmount Server Chassis Black US $489.99
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What is the difference between a sever case and a regular case?
Creating a windows home server. Do I really need a server chassis?
Only if you're going to be holding quite a few hard drives. To my knowledge, this is why server cases are generally larger. To accommodate more hard drives and/or optical drives. You should be fine with just a regular case.
REgards,
Brandon
Virtual Firewalls, Load Balancing Appliances Offered as Cloud Services (readwriteweb)
There's a very rapidly emerging class of smaller cloud service providers whose
business model is to lease cloud services to a handful of customers. Imagine a
small-town CSP that provides infrastructure to local banks and businesses, and
who's close enough to its customer to shake hands. These smaller CSPs are
leasing cloud services from larger, upstream providers and reselling them to
their nucleus of customers. With a cloud service model - presumably - these
new businesses only pay for the quantity of service they've already sold.
That's an intriguing business model, and one you might even be considering for
yourself. But if the cloud were made up entirely of compute power and storage,
it would indeed be just that easy. There are network availability services to
think about as well, and up until very recently these services could only be
provided through appliances. This morning, an early-stage, Santa Clara-based
startup called Embrane announced immediate availability of cloud-based,
virtual network appliances: specifically, virtual firewalls and load balancers
to which CSPs may subscribe without purchase.
_Sponsor_
These virtual appliances are being marketed under the brand name "Heleos"
(which Embrane writes with a small "h," and which is not to ...
Cisco UCS 5100 Series Blade Server Chassis Video Data Sheet
