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15A is more than you think these days, still probably need more for a full rack but a modern server can draw around 150W under full load these days. Hell, my en
by snuxoll 7y ago
15A is more than you think these days, still probably need more for a full rack but a modern server can draw around 150W under full load these days. Hell, my entire rack at home hangs around ~.3A during normal usage (2x Dell R210 II's, Dell R320, Dell R520, Lenovo SA120 with 4 bays filled, Juniper EX2200-48T, Mikrotik CRS317).
- darkwater 7y agoCan I ask you what do you use all those servers for? Looks like a not-so-small office rack config
- snuxoll 7y agoFreeNAS for media and VM storage on the R320+SA120. The R520 runs Proxmox and hosts whatever stuff I’m playing with at any given time along with Kubernetes, FreeIPA, Graylog2, probably my mailserver again soon, etc. One R210 II runs Sophos XG to handle router+security duties, the other runs Windows Server Essentials 2016 for AD and NPS. The CRS317 switch provides 10Gb networking for storage on a couple of servers, and everything else is connected to the EX2200.