SouthBendServers - L5420, 4GB RAM, 500GB HDD

[Zach]

Hey guys,

I have one of these servers available, racked and ready to go.  Here are the specs:

- 1x Intel L5420 2.5Ghz Quad core

- 2x2GB DDR2-677 PC5300

- 1x 500GB Western Digital RE3 SATA II 7.2K

- 100Mbit Port/1Gbit Backbone

- 2TB Transfer

- 4 usable IP Addresses (/29)

- Any Linux distro

- South Bend, IN

- $50.00 $40/per month

About our Network

Our network (AS12260) consists of Level(3) Communications, Cogent Communications, InterNAP, and UnlimitedNet, LLC. We operate on a Cisco and Foundry/Brocade-based BGP network.

Datacenter Pictures

- http://i.imgur.com/1fydQ1D.jpg

- http://i.imgur.com/bTkumI0.jpg

I can have this server set up and installed by this week.  Send me a PM or email me(zach[@]sustainabledatacenters.com).

Thanks!

 

[NodeBytes]

4 usable IP Addresses (/29)

Isn't a /29 5 Usable IP addresses? 

 

[Zach]

Isn't a /29 5 Usable IP addresses? 

A /29 is actually 6 addresses total.  But the way we have our network set up you get 4 usable IPv4 addresses.  SilverKnightTech has a similar setup I believe

 

[NodeBytes]

Got it.

Now that you've got my curiosity peaked, how exactly is it set up?

 

[Zach]

Got it.

Now that you've got my curiosity peaked, how exactly is it set up?

We have a /29 assigned to each interface on our switch from the datacenter (gives us 5 IPs to work with) and a /29 assigned to our uplink.  We route all traffic (0.0.0.0) to that interface and we route each gateways in each of the /29's assigned to our interfaces to our uplink as well.  Doing it this way consumes an additional address but it's cheaper.

Basically:

ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 int gateway (uplink)

ip route gateway mask (/32) uplink (each switchport)

 

[Zach]

If anyone is still interested, I could do this server for $40 and have it set up on about 24 hours.

 

[VPN.SH]

Great price, would purchase if I had a need for a dedi with that amount of resources, but no need currently.

 

[Zach]

Great price, would purchase if I had a need for a dedi with that amount of resources, but no need currently.

Thanks Liam!

 

[AnthonySmith]

IPv6 available?

 

[NodeBytes]

Could you possibly do this with a gigabit port?

 

[Zach]

IPv6 available?

Not native unfortunately 

Could you possibly do this with a gigabit port?

I will get back to you on that.  Right now it's plugged into a 10/100 port on our switch.

 

[Zach]

Just wanted to update that this server has been sold.  Thanks.