Just cleaned up my little HomeLab

Labgore
Just cleaned up my little HomeLab

Posted Sep 26, 2020, 9:20 AM UTC

8722
NotThatDude88•

Nice setup, are you planning on using that radiator anytime soon? Might get a tad toasty

7
TheRealNotNullOP•

The radiator only serves decorative purposes.

4
[deleted]•

[deleted]

1
dd585•

Homelab isn't complete without some sort of printer.

2
stokedcrf•

And the printer has to be physically heavier than the rest of the equipment, or the rack will float away when the fans spin up!

7
TheRealNotNullOP•

Has happened to me several times.

1
nick_storm25U + 6U•

REOLHOST4? What's your naming convention?

2
TheRealNotNullOP•

Well, REOL is my Development Nickname, Host because it's a HOST and 4 is an inkrementing Number. The Fujitsu is REOLHOST2, the DL360 was REOLHOST3, The DL380 is REOLHOST4. REOLHOST1 was an old TX100 S2

3
WesolyKubeczek•

Waitamoment, are you using IKEA Lack as your rack?

2
TheRealNotNullOP•

Yess

1
Sunsparc•

LackRack

I plan on building one soon with two of them stacked.

1
TheRealNotNullOP•

Im planing to upgrade to an LackRack Enterprise

1
TheRealNotNullOP•

Devices (from top to bottom)

  • Brother MFC-9142CDN
  • Devices Behind the printer
    • TP-Link TL-WR941ND (flashed to DD-WRT, Access Point)
    • Netgear Smart Managed Switch GS308E
  • HP Proliant DL380 Gen7
    • 2x Intel Xeon E5645 (Currently only one CPU because the fan controller is defective shines. It was displayed that the fans in Bay 4 & 5 are not plugged in. To which I have measured a little bit, I was very interested in the one diode for fan 5 had no passage. I then soldered the diode with a relatively large amount of solder Bypassed. Now fan 5 is recognized. With fan 4 this has unfortunately not works ;-)
    • 36GB DDR3 Registered ECC RAM
    • NoName 32GB SD card for VMWare ESXi
  • HP Proliant DL360 Gen5 (Used as a shelf for the " Lackrack". Too loud and too much power consumption)
    • 1x Intel Xeon Unknown
    • 32GB DDR2 Registered ECC Ram
  • Raspberry Pi 4 4GB
    • 128GB SanDisk Ultra MicroSD card for OpenMediaVault
    • Old 500GB HGST 2.5" HDD
  • Netgear ReadyNAS Duo V1
    • 2x 1TB WD Black (The NAS is Slow AF, about 11MB/s write)
  • Fujitsu TX120 S3 (main server, "productive")
    • Intel XEON E3-1220 V1
    • IBM ServeRAID M5110
      • 1x Samsung 860 EVO 500GB
      • 1x Seagate ST2000LM0071R81 (From an external hard disk)
    • WD Green 1TB (Works with the integrated S-ATA controller there 3,5"; is there anything difficult to get into the 2.5" bays)
  • EdgeRouter X (Main Router, not directly in my lab... but on the other side of the room), ISP 1Gbit/s DOWN, 50Mbit/s UP

Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)

1

Right on the side of the bed? What about the noise? In the winter, just leave that radiator off and start mining some bitcoins to heat the bed :)

2
TheRealNotNullOP•

Its in the Livingroom and thats my Couch :D

4
fechin2•

If that side table is the same one I have, at least the server is providing structural support :P

1
TheRealNotNullOP•

Yes. I only use the dl360 (the grey one) and a shelf for the Dl380 (the black one)

1
xX__M_E_K__Xx•

Hi I got a question about this : Raspberry Pi 4 4GB - 128GB SanDisk Ultra MicroSD card for OpenMediaVault - Old 500GB HGST 2.5" HDD

What is the case reference for the hdd ? To you have issue about powering it via raspberry pi USB ports ?

1
TheRealNotNullOP•

No Problems so far. im using an Cheap USB 2.0 to S-ATA2 Adapter. Runs since a week

1
VviFMCgY•

How do you like that printer? Looking to get it soon

1
TheRealNotNullOP•

Its quite good. Got it 4 free from work

1
[deleted]•

What do you use it for? Print server?

-1
TheRealNotNullOP•

The Printer has its own Printserver. Currently doing MCSA 2016

1