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April 2010 |
Please supply the following information to our team (
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) to arrange repair of systems or replacement of certain components.
(a) System Serial Number (found on the chassis and begins with NZ-B...)
(b) Fault description
(c) Model and Serial Number if it is a component (such as HDD,
VGA, RAID controller)
Upon receipt of this information we will assign a Service ticket #
reference to you. Please use this number as the Service Request job
number in all correspondence and packaged items for transit.
Send the faulty items back to us at:
Compucon
234A Bush Road
Albany Auckland
Attn: TSD # <insert Service ticket #>
We will repair/replace and return faulty systems/components within 24-48
hours of receiving the system or component. We will definitely be in
touch in case there are unexpected delays.
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April 2010 |
Microsoft Small Business Server 2008 (64-bit) is resource intensive and resellers have provided us feedback on how it appears to run a lot slower than SBS 2003 even on new server hardware. The following are guidelines only.
CPU - A single Quad Core CPU would be the absolute minimum that we recommend and may be suitable for very few users. The Compucon Platinum DXT would be worth considering as it will offer 2 CPU sockets and up to 12 memory DIMM slots.
RAM is possibly the most important. 4GB of memory is the absolute minimum for Microsoft SBS 2008 to install correctly. 8GB of RAM would be the recommended minimum depending on the number of users, with 12 - 16GB as the recommendation for up to 35 users.
You may find that SBS 2008 would use up as much RAM as the hardware offers. Store.exe as an example will use as much RAM as is available (and give it back when it's needed by other processes).
Disk storage is another major consideration - SATA is large and affordable but slow for random access / multiple users / server disk usage patterns. SAS on the other hand is fast but expensive per GB of capacity. If you are more familiar with older technology, SATA is equivalent to IDE and SAS is equivalent to SCSI.
Consider using SAS drives for SBS - 2 x 146GB SAS drives in RAID-1 is fine. If you require more disk capacity you could add a further 2 x SATA disks in a second RAID-1 array for storing large files / data / backups.
For performance, 4 x 15K SAS drives in a RAID-10 array offers the best performance.
See also - Disk Partitioning Guidelines:
http://www.compucon.co.nz/content/view/568/139/
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April 2010 |
We provide the 2 most popular or basic models of analogue cameras herewith.
Indoor (Price would be around $200 + GST not including installation)
(a) Bowl shape and the camera enclosure is black in colour
(b) Suitable for mounting on the ceiling (Wall is OK as long as there is room for cabling)
(c) VGA resolution (640 x 480) based on 420TV Lines
(d) Dark and night vision- night vision is based on Infrared up to 10 metres
(e) Angle of horizontal vision is 60 or 80 degree (a choice of)
Outdoor (Price would be around $350 + GST not including installation)
(a) The camera is inside a housing which is weather proofed
(b) It requires a pedestal to be mounted
(c) VGA resolution (640 x 480) based on 420TV Lines
(d) Dark and night vision- night vision is based on Infrared up to 30 metres
(e) Angle of horizontal vision is 60 or 80 degree (a choice of)
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April 2010 |
We provide the 2 most popular or basic models of analogue cameras herewith.
Indoor (Price would be around $200 + GST not including installation)
(a) Bowl shape and the camera enclosure is black in colour
(b) Suitable for mounting on the ceiling (Wall is OK as long as there is room for cabling)
(c) VGA resolution (640 x 480) based on 420TV Lines
(d) Dark and night vision- night vision is based on Infrared up to 10 metres
(e) Angle of horizontal vision is 60 or 80 degree (a choice of)
Outdoor (Price would be around $350 + GST not including installation)
(a) The camera is inside a housing which is weather proofed
(b) It requires a pedestal to be mounted
(c) VGA resolution (640 x 480) based on 420TV Lines
(d) Dark and night vision- night vision is based on Infrared up to 30 metres
(e) Angle of horizontal vision is 60 or 80 degree (a choice of)
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April 2010 |
We provide the 2 most popular or basic models of analogue cameras herewith.
Indoor (Price would be around $200 + GST not including installation)
(a) Bowl shape and the camera enclosure is black in colour
(b) Suitable for mounting on the ceiling (Wall is OK as long as there is room for cabling)
(c) VGA resolution (640 x 480) based on 420TV Lines
(d) Dark and night vision- night vision is based on Infrared up to 10 metres
(e) Angle of horizontal vision is 60 or 80 degree (a choice of)
Outdoor (Price would be around $350 + GST not including installation)
(a) The camera is inside a housing which is weather proofed
(b) It requires a pedestal to be mounted
(c) VGA resolution (640 x 480) based on 420TV Lines
(d) Dark and night vision- night vision is based on Infrared up to 30 metres
(e) Angle of horizontal vision is 60 or 80 degree (a choice of)
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