HP Compaq ProLiant ML110 G3

Good for those without an equipment rack; fast and easy system recovery.

Drives are hard to change and there are no drive status lights.

If you're already an HP customer, if you're especially enamored of Windows Storage Server 2003, or if your company policy requires the use of Windows—and if you're looking for a desktop model—the ML 110 is a solid, no-frills choice.

It may be an entry-level server, but the ProLiant ML110 G7 packs a lot of features into its compact chassis. It’s well built, is quiet enough for a small office and has an impressive range of storage options. The embedded iLO3 controller sets it apart...

zugängliches und attraktives Gehäusedesign ; solide Geschwindigkeit

Einrichtung könnte einfacher sein

Der Pro Liant ML110 wäre ein erstklassiges Einsteigermodell, hätte HP ein paar Softwaretools beigefügt, um die Einrichtung leichter zu machen.

Excellent build quality. Very useful remote management capabilities. Excellent support from HP. Returned a Lenovo server for this server and couldn't be happier

Should include the drive rail kit for at least one drive. Still not a deal breaker but would have been nice to avoid the hassle of ordering one

Got this on sale for $299 ; 4 Front loading HDD bays ; 2 GB NICs ; Added 8GB of RAM and installed ESXI without an issue. Recognized all the harddrives I had added

Not hot swappable drives but for the price it's fine

was able to up it to 32GB ECC Unbuffered DIMM. Excellent BIOS. Excellent POST and diagnostic, it even shows you what you pressed during POST ; Installed Fedora 17 straight from USB stick ; It is a server, so expect the fans to be loud. I got 3 of these...

I got this on sale for $299.00 ; Has very nice features for the price and has the potential to be a nice little server

It's too bad I got the dreaded fan issue - the case fan spins at a ridiculous speed and sounds like a jet taking off. There are all sorts of posts about this if you do a search on the web and there is no real fix. I updated the BIOS and firmware, did...

It's cheap

You don't want one of these. It's not really 'server-grade hardware', it's the usual cheap junk. What do you expect, at these prices? And the RAID controller in use is terrible. The onboard Intel RAID controller on almost any current desktop will beat...