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HP Proliant SE1101 - 16GB RAM - 2x Intel Xeon L5420 - 4x 146GB 15K SAS Drives - HW RAID - $200

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KuJoe

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I have a RTO server from Dacentec that I stopped using late last year and recently switched it to colocated. I had some ideas to use it but I also have a trip to Las Vegas planned in a few months so I think that's a better use of the money.  B)

Here are the specs:

1U HP Proliant SE1101

2x Intel Xeon L5420

16GB RAM

4x 146GB SAS 15k Drives

HP Smart Array P400 RAID Controller

1x GigE Port

I'm asking $200 OBO via Paypal for the server, you have 2 options for delivery if you wish to buy it:

1) Keep it colocated at Dacentec for $40/month (1U Premium plan here: https://billing.dacentec.com/hostbill/colocation.php).

2) Pay shipping costs for delivery to you or another data center (Dacentec charges $50 to unrack and box up the server, UPS shows $55 to ship to Denver, CO).

The server still runs strong and as I stated above, OBO (Or Best Offer) so feel free to low ball me or offer up any trades for this server. Thanks! :)
 
KuJoe

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MannDude said:
How is Dacentec? How much time are on the drives?
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Dacentec has been good for the price, network is getting better as they add more upstreams. Here's an overview of their uptime according to NodePing (note that the outage for January was me rebuilding the OS using their automated system and the outages in August, September, and October of last year were only partial outages with one of their upstreams but impacted about 50% of their routing at the time): http://pastebin.com/K96GsbmF

I've had the server for about 19 months so that's all I know about the drives. Here are the drive details: http://pastebin.com/Bg5PG6nV

GS-Dylan said:
Very Interested in this, its located in there Lenoir North Carolina DC correct?
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Yes, that is correct. :)
 
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KuJoe said:
Dacentec has been good for the price, network is getting better as they add more upstreams. Here's an overview of their uptime according to NodePing (note that the outage for January was me rebuilding the OS using their automated system and the outages in August, September, and October of last year were only partial outages with one of their upstreams but impacted about 50% of their routing at the time): http://pastebin.com/K96GsbmF

I've had the server for about 19 months so that's all I know about the drives. Here are the drive details: http://pastebin.com/Bg5PG6nV

Yes, that is correct. :)
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Awesome I sent you a message about this :)
 
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