HP ProLiant MicroServer

HP bietet mit dem ProLiant MicroServer einen günstigen Einstiegsserver für kleine Unternehmen, die Daten und Anwendungen zentral ablegen und verwalten wollen. Je nach Ausstattung ist er schon ab 399 Euro zu haben. ITespresso.de hat ihn sich näher...

Der ProLiant MicroServer von HP ist ein kostengünstiger Einstiegsserver für kleine Unternehmen. Mit 4 GByte Arbeitsspeicher und einem Athlon II Neo N36L bietet er ausreichend Rechenleistung, ohne hier allerdings zu glänzen.

HP bietet mit dem ProLiant MicroServer einen günstigen Einstiegsserver für kleine Unternehmen, die Daten und Anwendungen zentral ablegen und verwalten wollen. Je nach Ausstattung ist er schon ab 399 Euro zu haben. ITespresso.de hat ihn sich näher...

The server I received for testing has 2GB memory and two 160 GB SATA drives, but it supports up to 8GB of memory and 8TB of capacity. There's also a DVD-RW. There are four drive bays enclosed; the drive housing and hinge to remove is made of rather...

Quiet, small form-factor can fit in any office. Easy RAID setup and drive expansion. No excess management software. Affordable

Not a powerful performer. Drive trays flimsy

The ProLiant MicroServer is an option for small and micro businesses that need no more than a file and print server.

HP is taking interest in servers for small businesses, with this attractively priced ProLiant

Low on processing power and tricky to upgrade, but a good-value first server for small businesses

The term server tends to conjure up images of large and imposing rack-mount boxes costing thousands of pounds, stuffed full of processors, memory and hard...

Although it clearly addresses a gap in the market, there’s nothing special about the ProLiant MicroServer and the majority of small business buyers will end up spending a lot more than the headline-grabbing base price to get what they need. Seemingly...

Echte servers kosten geld, veel geld. HP probeert kleine kantoren en fanatieke thuisgebruikers te overtuigen met een goedkope, op AMD-hardware gebaseerde microserver.

aantrekkelijke prijs en opties; verrassend stil in gebruik; werkt met ECC-geheugen

geen raid-5; schijven zijn niet

Een server staat normaliter constant aan, en dus wil je dat die zo energiezuinig mogelijk is. Onze testconfiguratie met 3 GB RAM en drie harde schijven verstookt zo'n 40 watt. Dat vinden we heel aanvaardbaar, en met de juiste configuratie in het...

Om du kikar på en enkel och billig server kan HP Proliant N36L Microserver vara ett bra alternativ. En hyfsat strömsnål liten låda som ändå rymmer mer än man kan tro.

Billig, strömsnål, snabb som filserver

Trång och pillrig att uppgradera

I cannot say enough about this server. I ordered it online from HP's website directly. I added accessories - the 2x4GB RAM chips, the DVD burner, and the 5-year care pack, and was out the door for $1100. On my own, I added two 2TB Western Digital Green...

I added 8GB of RAM

I got one of these a few days from eBuyer in order to replace my Netgear ReadyNAS Duo. I must say, i'm not dissapointed. Even though i'm no Linux expert, a friend talked me through the setup and now have it running in software RAID10 with 4x2TB drives...

Got this to run as a NAS using FreeBSD 8.2 and ZFS RAIDZ. I've added 5 x 2TB drives (using the optical bay and not esata as that's SATA I only I believe) and have been soak testing it and it performs very well considering the laptop sized Athlon cpu

Brilliantly thought out little box:

Great little machine for running the Home Server.

Bought one of these a few months ago on a previous cashback deal.

If Ebuyer ever get these in stock get one, (I had to get mine elsewhere back in October when it was only £50 cash-back) With the £100 cash-back it must feel like you have pulled a fast one over HP.

HP have gone and done it again, made a superb little product. The build quality is completed to a high standard, the plastic feels nice and sturdy and the internal casing is even sturdier.

I have 3 of these and they are great little boxes. They aren't the fastest but they seem pretty snappy with Windows 2008 on.