[Asterisk-Users] Small Form Factory Machine

[Manny A. Wise]

Well, I was using a dual intel cpu mid ATX tower with Rioworks motherboard,
I was real happy with performance, but was bother by the size of the unit
and the amount of heat that was putting out, I when with a small factor unit
(shuttle)with 1gig ram and a 3200+ AMD cpu, and had all kind of troubles!, I
fought that system for weeks, then I did my home work and since I don't like
to re-invent the wheel, I when with a microATX aluminum case with a Intel
cpu and I am real happy, I look after a very successful company that sell
the asterisk system as a turnkey system and I look at what motherboard they
were using, and bingo, it worked real well.... I am sure they spend lots of
money trying to find out a good motherboard to put in the mentioned system,
since they need to support it all over the world. Contact me off list if you
want more details...

Manny


-----Original Message-----
From: asterisk-users-bounces at lists.digium.com
[mailto:asterisk-users-bounces at lists.digium.com] On Behalf Of Chris Gamble
Sent: Friday, August 12, 2005 3:43 PM
To: asterisk-users at lists.digium.com
Subject: [Asterisk-Users] Small Form Factory Machine
Chris Gamble wrote:
>>I have 2 TDM04b cards currently running in an asterisk at home box that I
am ready to replace with the CVS version of asterisk. What I am looking for
is >thoughts / recommendations. I want to move this to a small form factor (
shuttle ) machine and was wandering what expeience / advice there was for
this? I have seen the incompatible motherboard list at digium ( and in fact
I think my current machine is on the list ! ), but wanted to know what
others are doing for small form factor tdm setups?
>>Thanks,
>I'm curious, what shuttle model has 2 pci slots?
>I have a TE110P running on a shuttle SB61G2 2.8GHz P4 w/ 512 RAM and * 
>1.0.8.
>I haven't put it through its paces yet,  but I will as soon as our 
>remote office gets their server.
>I guess the usual pointers apply (i.e. don't share interrupts, etc.) and 
>the wiki was informative when I first set mine up.
>Didn't even have to ask then and it has been functioning well since.
I did forget, one of those ports is an AGP slot! You are a life saver! 
In the mean time, is there a good small form factor machine i can use for
this? Something to put away on a shelf and forget it exists?
Thanks,