--Item name: HP Proliant Microserver N36L
--Age and condition: almost 3 years - good condition
--Do you include packaging: no
--Warranty: no
--Reason for selling: No Longer in use
--Price: R 2750
--Negotiable: No
--Location: Johannesburg
--Shipping or collection: Collection
There are 4x 2TB drives in the server (Western digital 64MB Cache WD20EARS). Power failed when formatting one of the drives, and I haven't managed to get it to mount properly. I didn't put in much effort though, as I've got another 6TB space. Will throw in the 4th drive - Drives might still be under warranty at rectron/pinnacle/wherever they came from.
Also has a 250 gig drive that comes with the device, running ubuntu.
Has 3 gigs of memory, came with an extra 1 gig chip, which i've added to the machine.
A little dusty inside, needs a bit of a clean with some compressed air/cleaning alcohol. Would prefer to sell as a set, happy to split the drives from the machine if there is interest.
Edit - Additional info:
Power supply has the tendency to get a loud, sounds like the fan in the power supply unit.
--Age and condition: almost 3 years - good condition
--Do you include packaging: no
--Warranty: no
--Reason for selling: No Longer in use
--Price: R 2750
--Negotiable: No
--Location: Johannesburg
--Shipping or collection: Collection
There are 4x 2TB drives in the server (Western digital 64MB Cache WD20EARS). Power failed when formatting one of the drives, and I haven't managed to get it to mount properly. I didn't put in much effort though, as I've got another 6TB space. Will throw in the 4th drive - Drives might still be under warranty at rectron/pinnacle/wherever they came from.
Also has a 250 gig drive that comes with the device, running ubuntu.
Has 3 gigs of memory, came with an extra 1 gig chip, which i've added to the machine.
A little dusty inside, needs a bit of a clean with some compressed air/cleaning alcohol. Would prefer to sell as a set, happy to split the drives from the machine if there is interest.
Edit - Additional info:
Power supply has the tendency to get a loud, sounds like the fan in the power supply unit.
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