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Cases for Dual Processor AMD Opteron and Intel Xeon Servers and Workstations, A Comparison of Rosewill RSV-L4000 Server Chassis and Cooler Master HAF 932 Workstation Chassis
If you’re building a mid-range to high-end server or workstation using a dual or quad processor motherboard, one of the challenges you face is finding a case for the system. Many dual or quad processor boards are using SSI-EEB form … Continue reading
“Gotchas” With ASUS KGPE-D16 Motherboards
I’m going to be keeping a list of problems I’ve noted with various applications of ASUS KGPE-D16 motherboards and will be updating this posting as I gather more information. I’ll also be including notes on compatible interface cards and operating … Continue reading
Posted in Hardware, Motherboards 
Tagged ASUS, ASUS KGPE-D16, LG WH12LS30, LG WH12LS38, LSI 9211-8i, LSI SAS2008, OpenIndiana, Opteron 6100, Opteron 6200, PIKE 2008, power management, S1 sleep, S3 sleep, Ubuntu, Windows 7 
3 CommentsHardening Your WordPress Site by Avoiding Insecure Admin Login Practices
“Security by obscurity” is an oft-ridiculed concept among computer security experts. What they mean to ridicule is the idea that you can depend upon something being secure when the secret is something anybody could figure out or learn but is … Continue reading
Five Simple Quick Steps to Improve Your Server’s SSH Security
When you make the move from a shared hosting environment to a virtual or dedicated web server, one thing that might surprise you is how computers from all over the world are attempting to log in to your web server … Continue reading
Posted in Internet Security, Linux, Ubuntu Tagged brute force login attack, fail2ban, iptables, security, SSH 1 CommentAMD Opteron Roadmap for G34 and C32 Sockets Include Planned Opteron 6300 and 4300 Series Chips
One of the strengths of the AMD Opteron platform in recent years has been how AMD continues to improve the processors without changing the sockets. That means you can take a C32 or G34 motherboard built a couple of years … Continue reading
Posted in Hardware, Motherboards, Processors Tagged AMD, C32 socket, G34 socket, Intel, Opteron 4300, Opteron 6300, server processors Leave a commentFixing Ubuntu Hibernate (Sleep to Disk) When Resume Never Works
Recently I was puzzled by how the hibernate (sleep to disk) and resume (wake from disk) function in Ubuntu 11.10 was not working correctly on a workstation with multiple hard drives. It appeared to save the memory to disk after … Continue reading