Server Case Rackmount
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Startech.com / StarTech.com Sliding Rails for Rackmount Server Case / RMCRAILS $76.16 Startech.com – StarTech.com Sliding Rails for Rackmount Server Case – RMCRAILS |
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Antec 3U22EPS600 600W 3U 22in RackMount Server Case $334.58 Antec 3U22EPS600 600W 3U 22in RackMount Server Case |
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NORCO RPC-230 2U Rackmount Server Case $69.99 Motherboard Compatibility: Micro-ATX (9.6″x9.6″) External 5.25″ Drive Bays: 1 Internal 3.5″ Drive Bays: 4 Front Ports: USB 80mm Fans: 2 Dimensions: 16.9″ x 15.25″ x 3.5″ Features: 2U rackmount design,meets EIARS-310C standard 1 x 5.25″ drive bay, 4 x 3.5 ” drive bays (maxium 5) 2x80mm ball bearing fans for better ventilation Smooth border prevent lacerating your skin Parts: 1 year limited |
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SUPERMICRO CSE-825TQ-R700LPB Black 2U Rackmount Server Case $599.99 SuperMicro’s 2U rackmount server chassis gives you the space you need for a large corporate server. It is designed to hold EATX motherboards up to 13″x13.68″ so you can use today’s advanced multi-processor architecture. Seven full-length, low profile slots allow for system expansion. The redundant 700W power supplies maximize uptime. The front panel is taken up by 8 hot swappable 3.5″ SAS/SATA drive trays. There is also a slim DVD-ROM to load system and data files. A slim 1.44MB floppy can be added if necessary. In between the system board and drive bays is an array of three 80mm fans. Once the system is built, installing it into the rack is extremely easy, as is servicing the system later. Instead of having to hold it in place while trying to tighten the mounting screws, you simply install the sliding brackets, drop the chassis in, slide it into place, lock it down and that’s it – turning a cumbersome job into an easy task that takes mere moments! Motherboard Compatibility: 12″ x 13″, 13.68″ x 13″ E-ATX and 12″ x 10″ ATX Power Supply: w/ 700W Redundant Power Supply Hot-Swap Drive Bays: 8 Internal 3.5″ Drive Bays: 2 x Fixed 3.5″ Drive Bays Expansion Slots: 7 External Slim Drive Bays: 1 Front Ports: USB / COM 80mm Fans: 3 |
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NORCO RPC-240 Black 2U Rackmount Server Case $89.99 Motherboard Compatibility: Micro-ATX (9.6″ X 9.6″) Mini-ITX (6.7″ X 6.7″) External 5.25″ Drive Bays: 1 Internal 3.5″ Drive Bays: 4 Front Ports: USB 80mm Fans: 2 Dimensions: 16.9″ x 18.9″ x 3.5″ Weight: 18 lbs. Features: Switch: Power ON/OFF x 1, System reset x 1 Indicator:Power ON/OFF x 1, HDD x 1, Network x 2 2U rackmount design,meets EIARS-310C standard. Smooth border prevent lacerating your skin. |
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HEAVEN: Moelker $30.99 The iStarUSA D-118-ITX 1U mini-ITX Rackmount is a reliable and stable 1U-high 11″ depth industrial computer chassis. The iStarUSA D-118-ITX 1U mini-ITX Rackmount chassis supports either one 3.5” or 2.5” hard drive with any mini-ITX motherboard. The iStarUSA D-118-ITX 1U mini-ITX Rackmount comes with the industrial graded TC-1U18FX1 1U 180W Flex ATX power supply…. |
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Flow My Tears $15.43 Audio CD (DSD Hybrid SACD) Performers: Lacrimae Ensemble Composer: John Dowland, Orlando Gibbons Format: Hybrid SACD-DSD Import… |
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StarTech.com 50 Pkg M6 Mounting Screws and Cage Nuts for Server Rack Cabinet CABSCREWM6 $35.73 StarTech. M6 Cab screws and Cage nuts are used to mount rackmount puter equipment to a storage cabi or server rack. Coming in a plete package of 50 screws and 50 nuts there’s enough to setup any rack you might be working on.Primary InformationProduct Type : screws and nuts Product Material : Steel Features : Package of 50 Screws and 50 Nuts… |
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Tripp Lite ISOBAR12ULTRA 12-Outlet Isobar Premium Surge Protector (3840 Joules) $93.63 Tripp Lite’s ISOBAR12ULTRA offers work-grade surge and noise suppression in a versatile all-metal multi-mount cabi. Detachable mounting flanges are configurable for rackmount wallmount and under-counter installation. Uses only 1 rack space (1U) when installed in any 19 inch EIA standard rack. Features the highest level of AC surge and EMI/RFI noise suppression of all Tripp Lite rackmount surge sup… |
Transferring WP Databases To Brand New Locations - An Instructional
If you’re anything like me, you have been frustrated in the past by trying to figure out exactly how to migrate WordPress databases when it comes time to either transfer to a new host or domain. Its complex, I know... but with some practice with the right method, this can actually become somewhat of a simple and straightforward task. Today, I am going to try and help you through the process today, but in order to use what I am about to teach you, you’re going to need to be somewhat familiar with the backend administration area for your hosting account so that you can download files, databases, and create new databases.
In your current hosting account, you will first need to access your phpMYadmin panel, and access the database that you need to migrate. If you are not sure how to access phpMYadmin, just ask your hosting provider, and they will be able to direct you to the right URL plus login credentials. Wait, what is phpMYadmin? It is the administration area within your hosting account for your mySQL databases, where you can edit tables, export and import databases. I know, this sounds confusing, but its quite easy. I promise.
In phpMYadmin, select the database that your WordPress blog uses. If you are unfamiliar with which database this is, just take a look in your WP-config file, as this will contain the right details. Once you know what database you are using, select it, and click on the export button. In here, you can simply download the database as a plain sql file to your computer.
Now you are going to want to transfer the database to the new hosting account. This starts by accessing your administration in your new hosting account, and creating a new database and user. Again, if you are unfamiliar about where this can be done, chat to the support team for your hosting provider. You will also need to create a new user and assign it to the database with all privileges.
Once you have created the new database and user, you will need to access it within your phpMYadmin area on the new hosting account, much like you did on the old hosting account. From first look, you should be able to see that the database is empty. This is completely fine, as it is a new database, there should be nothing contained within it. This is why you need to use the import function to upload the old SQL database into the new one. Simple. Just confirm that the table look full before you finish.
So, that is how to migrate WordPress databases. Sure, it is a little complicated, and whilst there are many other easier methods that utilize software applications out there, this is a basic overview of how you can get the job done fairly easy. As I mentioned earlier, this is somewhat of a sensitive process that needs to be followed word for word, otherwise you may risk doing damage to your database, so please be careful when doing this. If you are not confident in your ability, there are other methods that you can follow, but if you are confident, then give this process some practice.
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CybertronPC Magnum XV3045 3U Rack Server - 2 x Xeon 5050 3 GHz - 2 Processor Support - 4 GB Standard/16 GB Maximum RAM - 8 TB HDD - DVD-Reader $6319.99 This Magnum XV3045 rackmount server comes fully loaded with two impressively powerful Intel Xeon Dual Core processors running at 3.0GHz, 4GB DDR2 PC5400 (667MHz) ECC Registered, Fully Buffered total system memory, Sixteen 500GB SATA II hard drives in a RAID 5 Array, a slim CD-RW/DVD-ROM optical dive, and all of it powered by an 800w Redundant Power Supply. All this storage and power comes wrapped in a stylish and functional rackmount case as well as a 1 year warranty on labor and parts that cannot be beat. |
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CybertronPC Quantum XS1020 1U Rackmount Server $695.99 CybertronPC Quantum XS1020 PCSERQXS1020 1U Rackmount Server - Intel Core 2 Duo E4500 2.20GHz, 2GB DDR2, 160GB HDD, DVDRW, 10/100 LAN, ASUS P5N73-AM, No OS, Short Depth Case |