 fullsized | websized Better advice has never been spoken! |
 fullsized | websized The p690. The slots on the bottom are hot swap SCSI. Each box is a seperate controller, and each controller can be assigned to a seperate logical partition if desired. |
 fullsized | websized Power panel for the server room. A sign with useful advice is posted over the EPO switch. |
 fullsized | websized Enterprise StorageServer controller (middle) and power supplies (bottom). The controller supposedly runs AIX. |
 fullsized | websized Switches in the server room. Top switch is one of the new HP gigabit switches we've been deploying. |
 fullsized | websized Our server room. The temporary Ocelot sits on the bottom left. Big servers from left to right are mail, web, file, and AUL file. |
 fullsized | websized StorageServer expansion chassis. Same as the other one but without the controllers. |
 fullsized | websized p690 Management station. It runs SuSE Linux. |
 fullsized | websized Inside of StorageServer. Those are all 18GB SSA disks. Power supplies on the bottom, and control system in the middle. |
 fullsized | websized Using laptops as terminals is so 90s. Real terminals bring back the spirit of the 80s! |
 fullsized | websized Enterprise StorageServer. We still need to figure out how to power this up and get it hooked up to the p690. Note genuine classic VT220 terminal on top. }:) |
 fullsized | websized Back of the BladeCenter. The big acoustic attenuation module blocks most of the view, though. |
