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Home Networking@selfhosted.forumEnglish · 1 year ago

Suggestion for small form factor server with remote console

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Suggestion for small form factor server with remote console

Fit_Armadillo_8400@alien.topB to

Home Networking@selfhosted.forumEnglish · 1 year ago

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Hello,

I need to have a beefy server in a remote location that provides me with remote console features (similar to PE idrac/HP ilo). It will be installed on a wall-mounted server rack (23" deep). This puts most rackmount servers as not an option. Looking into HPE MicroServer Gen10 vs.building a tower. The HPE has ILO but i’m left clueless as to what mobo would have the remote console features.

The server will be running proxmox with a number of guests with lots of IO (video security server), etc.

Any suggestions?

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Buy it “TinyPilot Voyager”

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Build Your Own “pikvm”
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Supermicro and ASRock Rack both make standard form-factor mini-ITX and micro-ATX server-class motherboards with dedicated IPMI ports that would fit in a shallow-depth rack-mounted chassis.

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