FiberOptic
08-12-2002, 04:46 AM
Hy,
Just received my RaQ550,
and I must say, It's more than a perfect server :)
I wanted to update him,
but I can't find any updates from sun...
The RaQ550 isn't in the list of update packages product selection
Another question:
Is there a version of WEBALIZER available for the RaQ550?
If not, what do you use on RaQ550 to monitor traffic/provide stats?
blacknight
08-12-2002, 06:59 AM
You could probably use Awstats...
FiberOptic
08-12-2002, 03:10 PM
Originally posted by blacknight
You could probably use Awstats...
Anyone tried that?
aquos
08-12-2002, 05:12 PM
Originally posted by FiberOptic
Hy,
Just received my RaQ550,
and I must say, It's more than a perfect server :)
May I know how much did you pay for it and where/whom you've got it from?
I'm kinda interested in one of these RaQ550.
Thanks.
blacknight
08-12-2002, 05:14 PM
Originally posted by FiberOptic
Anyone tried that?
If I get a chance I'll throw it on to a server this week for testing. I'm sick of Webalizer.. so other options need to be explored
cobalt-serve
08-12-2002, 06:38 PM
Hi for updates on the new RaQ 550 please see http://cobalt-aid2.lindist.dk/pkgmaster.php
Originally posted by FiberOptic
Hy,
Just received my RaQ550,
and I must say, It's more than a perfect server :)
I wanted to update him,
but I can't find any updates from sun...
The RaQ550 isn't in the list of update packages product selection
Another question:
Is there a version of WEBALIZER available for the RaQ550?
If not, what do you use on RaQ550 to monitor traffic/provide stats?
FiberOptic
08-12-2002, 09:28 PM
Originally posted by aquos
May I know how much did you pay for it and where/whom you've got it from?
I'm kinda interested in one of these RaQ550.
Thanks.
From a Sun dealer...
Around $4000 in max config...
mikeknoxv
08-12-2002, 09:53 PM
Originally posted by FiberOptic
From a Sun dealer...
Around $4000 in max config...
Why are Cobalt RaQs so d*mn expensive? $1400 for 450Mhz 64MBRAM 1x20GB hard drive seems extremely silly to me.
blacknight
08-12-2002, 10:03 PM
Probably part of the overall Sun strategy. They aren't particularly interested in dealing with the 'lower' end of the market.
Their 'standard' (ie. non-RAQ) servers are considered to be among the best, but not aimed at SMEs etc.,
Over the last few months they seem to have all but obliterated the original look and feel of their purchases (eg. Chillisoft, Cobalt networks etc.,) and re-branded them with the Sun look.
Strangely enough they still spend a lot on advertising RAQs in Europe, but for how much longer?
