The £80 Pound 10GBE, 32 GB, Xeon home lab server Force point
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- Опубліковано 18 кві 2024
- Welcome to our latest video unveiling the powerhouse of home lab servers: The £80 Pound 10GBE, 32 GB, Xeon home lab server Force point! 🔥
In this video, we dive deep into the incredible capabilities of this budget-friendly server, showcasing its lightning-fast 10GBE networking, massive 32GB RAM, and the raw processing power of its Xeon processor. Whether you're a tech enthusiast, a small business owner, or a student diving into the world of networking and server management, this Force point server offers unmatched performance at an unbeatable price point.
Join us as we explore its specs, performance benchmarks, and practical applications, demonstrating how it can revolutionize your home network, power your virtualization projects, or serve as the backbone of your personal cloud storage solution.
Don't miss out on this opportunity to supercharge your home lab setup without breaking the bank! Hit play now and unleash the Force point server's full potential. Like, share, and subscribe for more tech reviews and tutorials!
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That module on the left - the part number on it, MOE10F4, comes up as a quad 10GBE SFP module made by ForcePoint themselves. It sells for significantly more than you paid for this entire device. If you don't need four more ten gigabit connections you could potentially sell the module for a couple of hundred pounds and actually have a server with negative cost!
brill thankyou
Take the ssd apart, remote the little board out of the case. Done it lots.
Nice find indeed. Has real DIMM slots, SATA, good cooler, and all these ventilation holes. Really nice unit, especially for so cheap. It is only 4 core CPU from 2015, but still pretty decent, and very usable. And of course all network ports at the front, which I like too.
It's hyperthreaded to 8
I'd be interested to know what problems you have had with the MS-01?
I'll make a short video about it. It runs perfect one windows but esxi is out the question even with the boot flags to ignore the E cores it crashes and won't boot. I Proxmox will install but if looks like it gets stuck when trying to do Pcie pass through
Looks like a nice bit of kit! I was wondering if you could suggest some hardware that I cold play around with pfsense on? Needs to be cheap, quiet (no comms room here) and efficient. I am wanting to learn about network and VLANs etc but my Asus XT8 router does not support VLANs. Thanks!
Tbh hard to find stuff on this when it comes to sever stuff sadly
Yes quite a few how cheap is cheap
@@core-computinglab tbh i feel like anything below 600$ is decent imo anything above that your kinda hitting mid tier and over 1000$ your hitting high tier in my opinion that's how i always looked at it. and anything below 300$ your trying to find a way around stuff to see if its possible usually never works how you want it sadly.
@@core-computinglab as it’s a learning tool, I’ll like to find something < £100 really. I’d have to be super confident before switching away from the current setup as I’d have an angry family on my case but I like tinkering!
@@Simon.BryantI've made a new video to answer your question, just finishing the edit now.
What model was that?
Forcepoint 1100Series Network Security Fully Managed 8 port Firewall 1105-C1
@@core-computinglab thanks for the reply. +1 sub
Wow, these are 1000 + on ebay....
I've made a new video in which I mention setting up a group so we can share deals and tech tips, things like that. I just need to know which platform everyone prefers
Sadly there's only pricy unit on ebay atm😢
Try other sellers' sites Google Forcepoint 1100Series Network Security Fully Managed 8 port Firewall 1105-C1
If I find similar units I will make a community post to keep posted