I went to post it, but root_15 already did.....

No.

So I was doing a fresh CentOS7 install for ScreenConnect.

I remember that @scottalanmiller says it runs fine with just 256MB of RAM, so that's all I gave it.

But the GUI install is sooooooooo slow! lol

I am sure once I can back to the command line it will be fine

@johnhooks said:

Ya I've tried to install with the gui and it wouldn't run unless I had it at least 1 GB. After the install I just put it at 256MB

This is what I should have done.....

or This: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eplStIEmtlA

I use Windows, Linux and Mac computers.

What's the best way to store, transport and secure my SSH private keys? Encrypted Flash Drive?

God I feel thick right now, Thanks for your help @scottalanmiller

This is super easy to do in Linux.... If you know all the commands like @scottalanmiller!

@quicky2g said:

Any ideas for a DVR?

Why do you need a DVR? The whole point of streaming is "on demand"

Dedicated servers for less then $50 a month? How is that possible?

@scottalanmiller Doh! Z and X are close on the keyboard. My bad.

Any ideas?

Very, Very, Very Happy with this setup

@dafyre Yes! Can't believe how fast this is....

@dafyre XenServer 6.5

@scottalanmiller Cry?

@dafyre They don't. Unmanaged. I am going to use Unitrends Free to S3

@scottalanmiller said:

platform, if you use XO to do your backups for example, you'd have to wait nearly a week to restore.

Not having console access and the ability to mount an ISO is a big deal =/

I am looking to a build a server for my home lab. I will likely run XenServer on it.

The problem is am not a hardware guy at all, so I don't really know what to get =P

My goals for this build is to make it small and quite. Thinking about a Micro ATX Board, with a small cube case.

What brands motherboards do you recommend? Is Mirco ATX good, or should I be looking at a full size board?

What do you prefer? Why?