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Building a low-power server for 24×7 infrastructure at home: Part 2 (assembly and initial configuration)

Yesterday I wrote about how I’d been looking to create a server that didn’t consume too much power to run my home infrastructure and finally settled on a mini-ITX solution.  This post continues the theme, looking at the assembly of the unit, installation of Windows Server, and finally, whether I achieved my goal of building [...]

Posted: November 27th, 2009 under PC hardware, Windows Server 2003 R2.
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