Enigma
Servers |
Enigma ~ 136.206.15.4
Details
Type: | PC |
OS: | FreeBSD 5.4-RELEASE |
CPU: | AMD Athlon XP 1600 (1.4GHz) |
RAM: | 512MB (PC100 DIMMs) [currently only 384MB is working!] |
Storage: | Mylex AcceleRAID 170 SCSI/RAID controller |
Symbios 53c875 SCSI controller | |
Onboard UDMA IDE [currently unused] | |
Disks: | 4 x 200GB IDE |
Drives: | Internal SCSI HP SureStore DDS3 tape drive |
Network: | xl0 3Com 3c905-TX Fast Etherlink XL |
Extras: | Seperate tower case with PSU for disks |
pcm0 Onboard AC97 soundcard | |
pcm1 Hercules Muse XL soundcard | |
S3 Trio32/64 video card | |
The Name: | Enigma (è nig' má) n. A dark saying in which the meaning is concealed under obscure language, a riddle; any inexplicable proceeding.The name Enigma was picked by Robert (bobb@rb). XXX |
Description
Enigma became the new primary login server on the 11th October 1999 when it replaced the ailing machine Mother. Since then, it has gone through many incarnations (read: disks) since it was initially put together. Changeover to a proper hardware RAID array solution was finally completed in September 2002. It now exists as our backup server and various other small tasks.
Enigma died a horribly slow painful death in the first half of 2007. It was pronounced dead on the 13th April of that year. We're debating on whether it should be cremated or buried.
Services
- Backup of all user data daily
- Streaming audio