Information Transporting Servers and Switchboards on Stairs
Skipper is the ideal electric tracked stair climber for handling server racks and switchboards up to 400 kg, ensuring stability and protection even on steep and narrow stairs.
Information Putting server rack under the stairs?
Just wanting to get people''s thoughts on having the server rack located under the stairs (inside the storage room). Only permissable if the server is subsequently named "harrypotter" :)
Information Anyone build or house a server rack under their basement stairs?
I run my rack under the basement stairs. My suggestion would be (cool) airflow entering from the front bottom of the rack which should push all the heat accumulating at the top out.
Information Home Server Setups | I''m in the process of remodeling this closet
Never had a network/server rack before, so I''m having a hard time visualizing how to take my current make-shift setup in the closet of my 20 year old home and transform it into something
Information Where to set up my network closet?
I am looking for advice on the optimal location for my network closet. I reside in a two-story house, built in 2005, with each floor measuring around 9 feet in height and approximately 1000
Information Under-stair network rack build. : r/homelab
Because of how my house is laid out, I figured it would be best to put the rack near the middle of the basement, as there are plenty of walls to pull cable up from, and it would be the dryest
Information Anyone build or house a server rack under their
I run my rack under the basement stairs. My suggestion would be (cool) airflow entering from the front bottom of the rack which should push all the
Information Server & network equipment: utility room, loft, or garage?
In my previous house, I kept my network equipment and server under the stairs. It got a bit hot during heatwaves but otherwise never got too hot and had excellent noise isolation.
Information Running ethernet down stairwell wall?
My plan is to move all the networking gear (gateway, switch, patch panel, PoE, router, etc) and servers into a rackmount server enclosure in the closet under the stairwell in the basement.
Information Home server in a basement?
I would like to make use of my basement for similar purposes, but the sensors I''ve installed there say that it''s 87% humidity there at the moment and it very often goes all the way up to