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- this router`s have to be installed in one 19" rack ( beside some Dl360+Dl380 Servers )
- I need about 5 of them
- I already use pc`s which need to much space & power
- I would like to have an appliance with as less moving parts as possible
- I do not like to buy 5 Pc Systems for about 500$ p.p.
- I want 5 100% identic systems so they can replace each other
- I think that such a system could be cheaper than a pc
- this router`s have to be installed in one 19" rack ( beside some Dl360+Dl380 Servers )
- I need about 5 of them
- I already use pc`s which need to much space & power
- I would like to have an appliance with as less moving parts as possible
- I do not like to buy 5 Pc Systems for about 500$ p.p.
- I want 5 100% identic systems so they can replace each other
- I think that such a system could be cheaper than a pc
- Build a server with iptables on it, for your firewall. Do a RAID-1 configuration at build time, then break the mirror when you're done. You've now got a second disk, with your working configs on it, if the first one fails.
- Buy decent routers/switches if you're doing anything worthwhile. You get what you pay for.
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