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A new home for a mirror?

In the upcoming weeks I will have an 'empty' IBM x3650 M4 available. It is an old machine from the place I work at. I can have it for free and keep it in the dmz of my companies network. So there should be a pretty reliable access 24/7. The machine has 2xIntel Xeon E5-2640, 96GB RAM and 1TB in a RAID setup.
Nowadays I run xcp-ng on it, but it can be removed as well. As I just want a few vms for testing/private server things the machine will not be even close to it's capacity. So I wondered if the artix community could make use of this. If there is any interest, please let me know ;)

edit: I forgot to mention, the server will be in Abtenau/Salzburg/Austria
as always, correct me if I'm wrong ;)

Re: A new home for a mirror?

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Would be nice to have another reliable mirror.

Re: A new home for a mirror?

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In the upcoming weeks I will have an 'empty' IBM x3650 M4 available. It is an old machine from the place I work at. I can have it for free and keep it in the dmz of my companies network. So there should be a pretty reliable access 24/7. The machine has 2xIntel Xeon E5-2640, 96GB RAM and 1TB in a RAID setup.
Nowadays I run xcp-ng on it, but it can be removed as well. As I just want a few vms for testing/private server things the machine will not be even close to it's capacity. So I wondered if the artix community could make use of this. If there is any interest, please let me know ;)

edit: I forgot to mention, the server will be in Abtenau/Salzburg/Austria
Cheers! Once you set up the mirror, please let us know so we can add it to our mirrorlist.

Re: A new home for a mirror?

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will do asap ;)
as always, correct me if I'm wrong ;)