Def like you setup bro! Very impressive. You ever consider going cisco for your switches? Or you more of a plug and play. Cause having the freedom with CLI is amazing.. Im looking for a portable ac unit for my server room. Any recommendations?
How much email load do you handle a day? Or how many users with 6 mail servers? I assume you have filtering, smtp gateway, etc, etc. Can you give a little more of a break down on 6 mail servers. Thanks.
@4470REZA Hello, first off all, the entire architecture consists of Category 6 cabling. There is no cable in cross talk, each server has two network cards and is connected to the back of the patch panel and then connected to a master switch. This switch communicates directly to the backbone switch and then through another patch panel and then to the routers.
@alkhema17 The payment of electricity is between $ 300 and $ 400 each month. The air conditioner also ride during the winter period. The air conditioner consumes almost as much as the rack.
This is probably my 50th time of watching this video. I get so mesmerized with the clean layout. What cable ties did you use for the network cables coming out of the rack on top? Great Video!! Two thumbs up!
I used standard tie-wrap sold in all good stores. Just be careful to not over-tightening the tie-wrap to avoid damaging the wiring. In addition, I added brackets to the wall to support the cables. Soon I'll post a new video where you can see the back of the cabinet.
@HyperwebTechnologies Thanks for the reply. I can't wait to see the new video. That's inspirational for someone who takes care of their equipment. Great Video as always.
@HyperwebTechnologies Cool. I can't wait for it. I just got myself an IBM half-rack (23U) for $100. I don't know if that's a good price but hey it's IBM. Also I didn't no they make black CAT6 cable. They look sweet and stealth. Keep up the good work. Thumbs up! FYI I got 2get a new internet connection. I have ATT 6Mbps/768Kbps (highest speed) I can only a web server serving texts and small images otherwise i get bottlenecked. I can't afford colocation. Anyways I can't wait for the new video!! ;)
@mattluvsvox921 The cabinet with the server and the switch costs about $ 25 000. The backup batteries = $ 2000. Cabling, routers and air conditioning system = $ 3,000. Installing the breaker with electrical input = $ 1000. Electric generator backup in case of failure = $ 2500. It is necessary to calculate $ 500 per month for Internet connection and $ 400 per month for electricity. Add to that 2 computers for monitoring in real time the status of each server and redundant Internet connections.
@steji113 Hello and thank you for the good comments. Currently the datacenter is used exclusively for email. All servers are clusters of email. So, 7 mail servers and 4 DNS servers. I host my own public dns (Bind).
Eventually, I will add 2 linux web servers with load balancing.
@MrPuddleduck2010 hello, the large box above the air conditioning is the electrical input. The batteries and air conditioners are connected. There is also a cold water pipe with a valve and eventually installed an air conditioner running cold water.
Great Video. Sounds like a jet engine. Personally, having a home data center is cool but there has to be a business justification since the electricity bill would be a major factor. I can imagine that your electricity bill is off the hook. In my case, I'm looking for a 23u rack to build a web search engine. BTW I love the clean cabling and how everything is laid out. You must a engineer. Those are qualities of an engineer. Anyways Great Video!! Two Thumbs Up.
Scratch that last comment, sorry saw the APC's at the bottom of rack!
ITguy41 2 months ago
Do you have any sort of UPC? Or did I overlook that
ITguy41 2 months ago
Def like you setup bro! Very impressive. You ever consider going cisco for your switches? Or you more of a plug and play. Cause having the freedom with CLI is amazing.. Im looking for a portable ac unit for my server room. Any recommendations?
ITguy41 2 months ago
How much email load do you handle a day? Or how many users with 6 mail servers? I assume you have filtering, smtp gateway, etc, etc. Can you give a little more of a break down on 6 mail servers. Thanks.
idahofur 2 months ago
You need to replace the batteries on that 2nd UPS.
BurtBartlow 3 months ago
this is atc to datacenter we are ready for takeoff
123Jus1 3 months ago in playlist More videos from HyperwebTechnologies
what is in your data center
JasbirRehalSingh 3 months ago
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Umm...what's your electric bill like? lol
mastergp4life 5 months ago
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Umm...what's your electric bill like? lol
mastergp4life 5 months ago
Umm...what's your electric bill like? lol
mastergp4life 5 months ago
Hey, you need a VOIP system to top things off.
123Jus1 7 months ago
What are your network cable configuration?Are they all straight thru cable or some of them are crass talk cable.Please answer! Thanks in advance.
4470REZA 7 months ago
@4470REZA Hello, first off all, the entire architecture consists of Category 6 cabling. There is no cable in cross talk, each server has two network cards and is connected to the back of the patch panel and then connected to a master switch. This switch communicates directly to the backbone switch and then through another patch panel and then to the routers.
Pleasure.
HyperwebTechnologies 7 months ago
Really tidy. Q. 50Mbps up and down stream?
Do you know what your ISPs contention is out of interest.
srg774 7 months ago
@srg774 Currently, we use a fiber optic connection 80/80. Regards.
HyperwebTechnologies 7 months ago
what's the sgi things for?
ypoora1 11 months ago
how much you pay for electricity?
alkhema17 1 year ago
@alkhema17 The payment of electricity is between $ 300 and $ 400 each month. The air conditioner also ride during the winter period. The air conditioner consumes almost as much as the rack.
HyperwebTechnologies 11 months ago
looks like thats where they created frankenstein!
afleitikh3 1 year ago
This is probably my 50th time of watching this video. I get so mesmerized with the clean layout. What cable ties did you use for the network cables coming out of the rack on top? Great Video!! Two thumbs up!
dawgp0und 1 year ago
@dawgp0und Hey hello!
I used standard tie-wrap sold in all good stores. Just be careful to not over-tightening the tie-wrap to avoid damaging the wiring. In addition, I added brackets to the wall to support the cables. Soon I'll post a new video where you can see the back of the cabinet.
HyperwebTechnologies 1 year ago
@HyperwebTechnologies Thanks for the reply. I can't wait to see the new video. That's inspirational for someone who takes care of their equipment. Great Video as always.
dawgp0und 1 year ago
@dawgp0und Hi, The data centers were moved. I'll post soon a new video.
HyperwebTechnologies 7 months ago
@HyperwebTechnologies Cool. I can't wait for it. I just got myself an IBM half-rack (23U) for $100. I don't know if that's a good price but hey it's IBM. Also I didn't no they make black CAT6 cable. They look sweet and stealth. Keep up the good work. Thumbs up! FYI I got 2get a new internet connection. I have ATT 6Mbps/768Kbps (highest speed) I can only a web server serving texts and small images otherwise i get bottlenecked. I can't afford colocation. Anyways I can't wait for the new video!! ;)
dawgp0und 7 months ago
@mattluvsvox921 The cabinet with the server and the switch costs about $ 25 000. The backup batteries = $ 2000. Cabling, routers and air conditioning system = $ 3,000. Installing the breaker with electrical input = $ 1000. Electric generator backup in case of failure = $ 2500. It is necessary to calculate $ 500 per month for Internet connection and $ 400 per month for electricity. Add to that 2 computers for monitoring in real time the status of each server and redundant Internet connections.
coldswap 1 year ago
Awesome video! Never seen such a greatly kept small home data center like this. Awesome wiring, and organization.
Just curious what kind of services are you running from here?
steji113 1 year ago
@steji113 Hello and thank you for the good comments. Currently the datacenter is used exclusively for email. All servers are clusters of email. So, 7 mail servers and 4 DNS servers. I host my own public dns (Bind).
Eventually, I will add 2 linux web servers with load balancing.
New video coming soon ...
HyperwebTechnologies 1 year ago
whats the big box above the air con ?
MrPuddleduck2010 1 year ago
@MrPuddleduck2010 hello, the large box above the air conditioning is the electrical input. The batteries and air conditioners are connected. There is also a cold water pipe with a valve and eventually installed an air conditioner running cold water.
HyperwebTechnologies 1 year ago
Great Video. Sounds like a jet engine. Personally, having a home data center is cool but there has to be a business justification since the electricity bill would be a major factor. I can imagine that your electricity bill is off the hook. In my case, I'm looking for a 23u rack to build a web search engine. BTW I love the clean cabling and how everything is laid out. You must a engineer. Those are qualities of an engineer. Anyways Great Video!! Two Thumbs Up.
dawgp0und 1 year ago
@dawgp0und "You must a engineer." You don't have to be an engineer to keep clean cabling ;)
mathieupoussin 1 year ago
@mathieupoussin Forgive me. I mean no disrespect. I was just complimenting your data center and the clean cabling.
dawgp0und 1 year ago
@dawgp0und Thx for your great comment, I appreciate !!
HyperwebTechnologies 1 year ago