Do you mean this URL instead?
http://frozencpu.com
In Rochester NY?
MARK H RICHER, MS CS
NPS-NCR Digital Forensics Lab IT Manager
Computer Science Department
Naval Postgraduate School - National Capital Region (NCR)
900 N Glebe Rd, Rm<x-apple-data-detectors://21> 5-182, Arlington, VA 22203
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On Apr 11, 2014, at 11:13, "m.roth@xxxxxxxxx<mailto:m.roth@xxxxxxxxx>" <m.roth@xxxxxxxxx<mailto:m.roth@xxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
Fernando Cassia wrote:
On Fri, Apr 11, 2014 at 11:48 AM, <m.roth@xxxxxxxxx<mailto:m.roth@xxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
Oh, right - um, the obvious question (once I thought about it): can you
actually plug this thing in at home, or is it going to pop the breaker
when it tries to draw more current than the breaker's designed for?
I don't have no 48V DC power supply yet.
I think you misunderstood me: this suckers gonna draw a LOT of watts. Your
home house wiring may not carry enough current per circuit breaker to run
it.
By Googling I've found that there's an adapter cable I can buy to get
standard VGA/Ethernet/USB ports out of each blade.
http://www.amazon.com/HP-Crossover-Connection-Proliant-Enclosures/dp/B007P6R4Y2
But sadly there´s a missing cable that interconnects the PC-ILO female
sockets at the enclosure with some interconnect backplane (at first I
thought those were Ethernet but no, there is s a management socket for
every blade, where you can connect the above cables...).
Are you in the US? I have a place in New York state that I *just*
discovered a couple weeks ago, to my (and several users and their
managers) joy: FrozenPC.com<http://FrozenPC.com>, who will *make* custom cables, and they're
*very* reasonable and fast. I was looking for what should have been a
"standard PCIe splitter or Y power cord - we needed two for a couple of
Tesla cards on riser cards in a Dell R720 server... except all three
needed to be male, not one female, and almost no one makes that. I got the
quote, and we've ordered them... an off-the-shelf PCIe power cable is
$8-$9 USD... and these *custom* cables, they quoted me $14.99 USD. I said
they were reasonable....
I *really* like talking up companies who know what they're doing, and do
it without the high-priced spread. <g>
I feel like I´m polluting this list. I´ve googled but couldn´t find any
specific mailing lists for HP blades, or even blades in general... I´m
sure there´s corporate sysadmins familiar with this stuff somewhere...
We've got several blade systems here. I'm not a fan of them: they sell
them with "they're so easy to upgrade", so you buy and use them for a few
years, and, oh, gee, the new ones don't use the old backplane connector,
but we'll be happy to sell you a whole new system....
mark "and let's not forget the special connector that goes on the front
of the HP SL230S that you *must* have to plug in a monitor...."
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