Post subject: Re: Backup Server Improvements and Upgrades Posted: Mon Nov 22, 2010 5:48 pm
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Rioter wrote:
I feel dwarfed compared to you lot. You all seem to have power hungry data mines in a corner of your house. All I seem to have/need is a single core athlon64 with 1gb ram and 1.25TB of data available running Svr08R2.
I suppose it depends on what you use it for. :/
Mine is also a single core Athlon64, one of the more recent low-power AM2 models to be precise. I do have 4GB DDR2-800, but that's more left-over from other PCs. It does do the occaisonal Hyper-V too. I'm quite like Andy, though I don't backup all of BA, I do have almost the entire OS collection, and a few other things too - totalling just short of 1TB. Then there's TV Shows/Movies, which add up to about 725Gb. And then the more general software collection too. Hence the large space. It does function as the centralised storage for pretty much all the data in my house though.
Post subject: Re: Backup Server Improvements and Upgrades Posted: Wed Nov 24, 2010 3:55 am
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Rioter wrote:
Andy wrote:
Until the days where I can have 100Mbps symmetrical connection in my home, nothing like that can or will be hosted from it.
You're looking for that to happen in 20 years the way BT keep going. By then South Korea will be into triple digit giabits.
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I wonder what is the fastest broadband speed of SBC (aka AT&T)......
_________________ CONNECT 26400/24000/V34/LAPM/V42B Yes, I live in an area without competent digital communications services. [The DSL is crap, and there's no fibre service in my town]
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