[olug] Community Colo Project

[Shawn L. Djernes]

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I am interested in joining in on this.

I am willing to do almost any job in such an organization (except money
collector).

I can donate time definitely!  Chip in Money, most likely.  Got hardware
that needs a home, definitely!

The hardware I have available right now are a pair of DL380 G2 servers
Dual P3 1.2Ghz, (at least) 1GB RAM, RAID of 6 10k U320 SCSI 18.1 or 36.2
drives, Redundant PS.  One machine has Remote Lights out management
card.  These would be great for database or management.

If anyone is interested we can setup a virtual PBX w/ Asterisk.  If when
you guys say "sugar" you mean SugarCRM then the link can be setup
between Asterisk and it for CTI.

I with some business partners have a XEN DomU machine slice in Equiniz
in Virginia but would like to have a "real" machine hosted somewhere.
My actual needs are redundancy on DNS, MX and some Asterisk Development
space (bigger drive space for streaming and recording conference calls.)

Let me know what I can do.

Phil Brutsche wrote:
> Hey, 10Mbps is a lot of bandwidth when it comes to 'net usage!
> 
> If you got 20 of us together our email & web servers combined likely
> won't max that out. If it does... that's what QoS is for!
> 
> I say we start with a relatively small commitment of 10 or 20 Mbps. If
> this colo thing doesn't take off we probably don't want to be stuck with
> a relatively large bill for capacity that doesn't get used.
> 
> Dan Clough wrote:
>> Correct.  All bandwidth is considered full-duplex.  Depending on how
>> costly the cage/rack space is at Pinpoint, we could afford to tack on
>> another 10-20Mbps.  I think 10Mbps is rather limiting in terms of
>> instant expandability.
> 


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