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<blockquote data-quote="karakas" data-source="post: 314398" data-attributes="member: 72765"><p>I wouldn't recomend running all this on one server. Personally I run it on three servers. </p><p>One NexentaCore that runs as a file server. </p><p>One that runs WHS for backups, downloading and administrating media content and databases.</p><p>One that runs Windows XP for TV-Server.</p><p></p><p>I tried running it all on one server but I ended up getting problems due to "bandwith" problems. Basically I got alot of skipping and artifacts when watching movies/TV.</p><p></p><p>But if you were to put it all in one computer I would've gone for a server motherboard even tough these are a bit more expensive. Personally I run two of my servers on the Asus P5BV-C. And then a Tyan Tomcat n3400B S2925 for my fileserver since it has 100% compability with Solaris.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="karakas, post: 314398, member: 72765"] I wouldn't recomend running all this on one server. Personally I run it on three servers. One NexentaCore that runs as a file server. One that runs WHS for backups, downloading and administrating media content and databases. One that runs Windows XP for TV-Server. I tried running it all on one server but I ended up getting problems due to "bandwith" problems. Basically I got alot of skipping and artifacts when watching movies/TV. But if you were to put it all in one computer I would've gone for a server motherboard even tough these are a bit more expensive. Personally I run two of my servers on the Asus P5BV-C. And then a Tyan Tomcat n3400B S2925 for my fileserver since it has 100% compability with Solaris. [/QUOTE]
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