I mean it would work, but depends on the load, it can definitely host some website, be used as a backup server or something. I installed a modern version of proxmox and even plain debian on it, so it would definitely work. But performance would be poor for heavy task like a game server.
As for the consistency itself, the server would run 24/7 without an issue, and it’s still built like a tank and it has been made to be resilient!
Thanks ! yeah i’m often astonished of how servers like these are made of !
Yeah, power consumption are never the strong suit of rack mounted servers…
Thanks ! this is the first time I include GIF in my blog, glad it was worth it ! :)
Well… I have a few servers, that all have 2 port minimum (they actually all have 5 ethernets) (IPMI and Normal Ethernet) that’s already 10 port, plus my Desktop, plus the link nto the router, plus storage management of a JBOD (2 ports) that’s already 14 ports, and then I want to do stuff with POE Rasberry Pis (or similar) and I also have a few AP that I can now try and have fun with! I won’t use the 48 ports, but 24 ports were more expensives where I live… so, I took this one!
Dommage que le nom du fork soit vraiment nul… CoMaps… Pas ouf 🫠
Community Maps je suppose? Mais bon ca change pas que c’est pas ouf comme nom