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My server is FUCKED!
- Thread starter Leongsam
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Wouldn't have a clue.
Whats the problem?
Are you logged on via Forum Runner or Safari?
Let me return the compliment. Now you're a clueless twit.
If you expect the server to be sitting in my living room, you're an even bigger twit than I first thought.
The server is here :
Report the issue to forum runner. It needs to be updated to work with iOS5.
Example servers (configuration) recommendations :
http://www.aryaco.com/server-information/dedicated-server-quad-cpu/182-opteron-8200-series.html
Dedicated Server Opteron 8200 Series AMD Processor
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Processors: 8212
8 x 1MB Cache
8GB DDR2 667 ECC RAM
Reboot / KVM Over IP
2000GB Public Bandwidth
250 GB Hard Drive SATA II
Free Private Network Bandwidth
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Please contact us for a custom quote to fit your exact requirements and budget.
Available Configuration Options:
Processors: 4-8 Opteron Processors with a 1MB Cache (upgradeable)
Hard Drives: 3 x 73GB SCSI U320 in RAID5 (can add more if needed)
RAID Options: RAID 1/0/5 or JBOD available depending on OS
RAM: 4096MB ECC DDR RAM as a base size, can increase up to 16GB
Bandwidth: Standard 10Mbps Unmetered (Savvis), upgradeable to 100Mbps, or 1000Mbps
IP Addresses: Base 32 IPs on Private VLAN
OS: FreeBSD, OpenBSD, Windows Server 2003, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, NetBSD, Fedora Core, Redhat 9, Debian, CentOS
Management: Full suite of management plans available, please contact us for details.
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http://www.aryaco.com/server-information/dedicated-server-quad-cpu/182-opteron-8200-series.html
Dedicated Server Opteron 8200 Series AMD Processor
Print | E-mail
Processors: 8212
8 x 1MB Cache
8GB DDR2 667 ECC RAM
Reboot / KVM Over IP
2000GB Public Bandwidth
250 GB Hard Drive SATA II
Free Private Network Bandwidth
5 Public IP Addresses
Wide Choice of Operating Systems
Free Monitoring Services
24/7 Unlimited Ticket Support
Start From $599 p/m
Please Visit Quad Processor AMD Dedicated Web Hosting Server for More Information and Defult Configuration.
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http://www.crucialp.com/dedicated-servers/quad-opteron-dedicated-server.php
Quad AMD Opteron Dedicated Servers
Crucial Paradigm offers a wide range of high performance Quad Opteron based dedicated servers. With a standard configuration of 4GB ECC RAM, 32 IPs, and 10Mbps Unmetered Connection, the Quad Opterons are a perfect solution for a database server, or high performance web server.
Please contact us for a custom quote to fit your exact requirements and budget.
Available Configuration Options:
Processors: 4-8 Opteron Processors with a 1MB Cache (upgradeable)
Hard Drives: 3 x 73GB SCSI U320 in RAID5 (can add more if needed)
RAID Options: RAID 1/0/5 or JBOD available depending on OS
RAM: 4096MB ECC DDR RAM as a base size, can increase up to 16GB
Bandwidth: Standard 10Mbps Unmetered (Savvis), upgradeable to 100Mbps, or 1000Mbps
IP Addresses: Base 32 IPs on Private VLAN
OS: FreeBSD, OpenBSD, Windows Server 2003, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, NetBSD, Fedora Core, Redhat 9, Debian, CentOS
Management: Full suite of management plans available, please contact us for details.
Click here to see our full range of enterprise dedicated servers.
UN-FUCK Sam's server ! Here is recommended solution
HP Servers Powered by AMD Opteron™ Processors
HP provides a full portfolio of ProLiant servers based on AMD Opteron™ processors to address customers of all types – from those looking for performance to those needing power efficiency to those who are constrained to a tight budget.
The portfolio also covers your virtualization, database, high performance computing, web/cloud, and file/print/email needs.
The current generation of AMD-based HP ProLiant servers
Models Form Factor Max Server Nodes in Chassis Max Processors per Node Max Cores per Node Number of DIMMs per Node Max Memory per Node Ideal For:
Featuring AMD Opteron 6100 Series processorsShop for HP Servers based on AMD Opteron 6000
BL465c G7 Half-Height Blade
16 (c7000)
8 (c3000)
2 processors 24 16 512 GB
Database
HPC
Infrastructure
Virtualization
BL685c G7 Full-Height Blade 8 (c7000)
4 (c3000) 4 processors 48 32 1 TB
Database
Infrastructure
Virtualization
DL165 G7 1U Rack 1 2 processors 24 24 256 GB
Cloud
HPC
DL385 G7 2U Rack 1 2 processors 24 24 512 GB
Database
Infrastructure
Virtualization
DL585 G7 4U Rack 1 4 processors 48 48 1 TB
Database
Infrastructure
Virtualization
SL165s G7 1U Full-Width Rack 4 2 processors 24 24 256 GB
Cloud
HPC
Scale-out
SL165z G7 1U Full-Width Rack 2 2 processors 24 24 288 GB
Cloud
HPC
Database
Featuring AMD Opteron 4100 Series processors
SL335s G7 1U 1/2 Width Rack 8 2 processors 12 12 128 GB
Cloud
Web
Featuring AMD Athlon II™ Neo processor
Microserver Tower 1 1 processors 2 2 8 GB
Branch office
Managed service providers
SMB
http://sites.amd.com/us/business/products/server/hp/Pages/hp.aspx
http://h10010.www1.hp.com/wwpc/us/e.../cclicks/4AA0-6718ENW/Euro A_Launch/bl685c G7
HP ProLiant BL685c G7 Server series - Overview
Overview
Featuring the latest AMD Opteron™ processors and integrated HP Virtual Connect FlexFabric architecture, the BL685c helps simplify network connections, lower infrastructure costs, and delivers cost-effective, scalable, dense four-processor performance for virtualization and compute-intensive database applications.
What's new
• Supports the latest twelve and eight core AMD Opteron 6100 series processors
Features
Uncompromising Multicore Scalability
• Up to four (4) 8 or 12 core AMD Opteron processors deliver outstanding compute power
• Up to 512 GB of DDR3 Registered DIMMs with Advanced ECC enables a large memory footprint for demanding applications
• High performance Smart Array P410i controller for hardware RAID 0 and 1 with 1 GB flash-backed cache module
• Up to two (2) hot plug small form factor (SFF) SAS, SATA, or SSD drives
• Internal USB and MicroSD card slots enable simple, flexible hypervisor deployments
Integrated HP Virtual Connect FlexFabric Support
• Two embedded NC551i dual-port 10 Gb Converged Network Adapters deliver bandwidth for network intensive applications
• Simplify management and lower infrastructure costs by converging LAN and SAN traffic over the same flexible connection
• Up to sixteen (16) connections to network and storage without the need for add-in mezzanine cards
• Divide and fine-tune network and storage bandwidth to match application requirements
• Optimize server efficiency with protocol offload for TCP/IP, FCoE, and iSCSI
Industry-Leading Infrastructure Management
• Save time and conserve valuable IT resources by simplifying remote management with HP Integrated Lights-Out 3 (iLO 3)
• Deploy servers quickly, proactively manage virtual or physical server health, and optimize power consumption with HP Insight Control
• Rapidly provision, continuously analyze, and confidently optimize your converged server infrastructure with HP Insight Dynamics
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Reviews dated from 9/1/09 – 10/15/09 may have been part of a sweepstakes submission
HP Servers Powered by AMD Opteron™ Processors
HP provides a full portfolio of ProLiant servers based on AMD Opteron™ processors to address customers of all types – from those looking for performance to those needing power efficiency to those who are constrained to a tight budget.
The portfolio also covers your virtualization, database, high performance computing, web/cloud, and file/print/email needs.
The current generation of AMD-based HP ProLiant servers
Models Form Factor Max Server Nodes in Chassis Max Processors per Node Max Cores per Node Number of DIMMs per Node Max Memory per Node Ideal For:
Featuring AMD Opteron 6100 Series processorsShop for HP Servers based on AMD Opteron 6000
BL465c G7 Half-Height Blade
16 (c7000)
8 (c3000)
2 processors 24 16 512 GB
Database
HPC
Infrastructure
Virtualization
BL685c G7 Full-Height Blade 8 (c7000)
4 (c3000) 4 processors 48 32 1 TB
Database
Infrastructure
Virtualization
DL165 G7 1U Rack 1 2 processors 24 24 256 GB
Cloud
HPC
DL385 G7 2U Rack 1 2 processors 24 24 512 GB
Database
Infrastructure
Virtualization
DL585 G7 4U Rack 1 4 processors 48 48 1 TB
Database
Infrastructure
Virtualization
SL165s G7 1U Full-Width Rack 4 2 processors 24 24 256 GB
Cloud
HPC
Scale-out
SL165z G7 1U Full-Width Rack 2 2 processors 24 24 288 GB
Cloud
HPC
Database
Featuring AMD Opteron 4100 Series processors
SL335s G7 1U 1/2 Width Rack 8 2 processors 12 12 128 GB
Cloud
Web
Featuring AMD Athlon II™ Neo processor
Microserver Tower 1 1 processors 2 2 8 GB
Branch office
Managed service providers
SMB
http://sites.amd.com/us/business/products/server/hp/Pages/hp.aspx
http://h10010.www1.hp.com/wwpc/us/e.../cclicks/4AA0-6718ENW/Euro A_Launch/bl685c G7
HP ProLiant BL685c G7 Server series - Overview
Overview
Featuring the latest AMD Opteron™ processors and integrated HP Virtual Connect FlexFabric architecture, the BL685c helps simplify network connections, lower infrastructure costs, and delivers cost-effective, scalable, dense four-processor performance for virtualization and compute-intensive database applications.
What's new
• Supports the latest twelve and eight core AMD Opteron 6100 series processors
Features
Uncompromising Multicore Scalability
• Up to four (4) 8 or 12 core AMD Opteron processors deliver outstanding compute power
• Up to 512 GB of DDR3 Registered DIMMs with Advanced ECC enables a large memory footprint for demanding applications
• High performance Smart Array P410i controller for hardware RAID 0 and 1 with 1 GB flash-backed cache module
• Up to two (2) hot plug small form factor (SFF) SAS, SATA, or SSD drives
• Internal USB and MicroSD card slots enable simple, flexible hypervisor deployments
Integrated HP Virtual Connect FlexFabric Support
• Two embedded NC551i dual-port 10 Gb Converged Network Adapters deliver bandwidth for network intensive applications
• Simplify management and lower infrastructure costs by converging LAN and SAN traffic over the same flexible connection
• Up to sixteen (16) connections to network and storage without the need for add-in mezzanine cards
• Divide and fine-tune network and storage bandwidth to match application requirements
• Optimize server efficiency with protocol offload for TCP/IP, FCoE, and iSCSI
Industry-Leading Infrastructure Management
• Save time and conserve valuable IT resources by simplifying remote management with HP Integrated Lights-Out 3 (iLO 3)
• Deploy servers quickly, proactively manage virtual or physical server health, and optimize power consumption with HP Insight Control
• Rapidly provision, continuously analyze, and confidently optimize your converged server infrastructure with HP Insight Dynamics
To download the latest Adobe Acrobat Reader, please go to the Adobe Website. Adobe, the Adobe logo, and Adobe Acrobat Reader are trademarks of Adobe Systems Incorporated.
Reviews dated from 9/1/09 – 10/15/09 may have been part of a sweepstakes submission
Re: UN-FUCK Sam's server ! Here is recommended solution
Nope 0$. It was a warranty claim.
Spent big bucks?
Nope 0$. It was a warranty claim.
Re: UN-FUCK Sam's server ! Here is recommended solution
But then warranty claim usually won't up any amount in performance, why the performance increased?
They replaced with later and better parts?
Nope 0$. It was a warranty claim.
But then warranty claim usually won't up any amount in performance, why the performance increased?
They replaced with later and better parts?
Re: UN-FUCK Sam's server ! Here is recommended solution
There's no performance increase. The server was supposed to cope easily. However, the server was faulty. Power supply was bad. So was the motherboard. The server kept auto rebooting as a result. The database errors were because MySQL was constantly shutting down and restarting.
Everyone thought it was a software issue at first so it was a while before the actual reason for all the problems was tracked down.
But then warranty claim usually won't up any amount in performance, why the performance increased?
They replaced with later and better parts?
There's no performance increase. The server was supposed to cope easily. However, the server was faulty. Power supply was bad. So was the motherboard. The server kept auto rebooting as a result. The database errors were because MySQL was constantly shutting down and restarting.
Everyone thought it was a software issue at first so it was a while before the actual reason for all the problems was tracked down.
Re: UN-FUCK Sam's server ! Here is recommended solution
So strange! Hardware fault that will fuck MYSQL up without fucking Apache up. Must be RAM, faulty at certain addresses only, the RAM area used by SQL was unreliable. The engineers must run RAM TEST.
Good news to us, we are not bugged by that any more. Cheers! Open Beer!
So strange! Hardware fault that will fuck MYSQL up without fucking Apache up. Must be RAM, faulty at certain addresses only, the RAM area used by SQL was unreliable.
The engineers must run RAM TEST.Good news to us, we are not bugged by that any more. Cheers! Open Beer!
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