Cristian Mijea wrote:
Yes, it's probably a hardware problem, and yes, it will probably be
hard to prove that. Assuming your time has some value, I would
recommend replacing the whole machine; that way, you can have it set
up and tested before moving it out on location.
If the server can work "rock-solid" for a week, I would look at the
heat factor and also try a new clean install.
Anyway if time is a factor a new machine is probably a good idea.
An offline-replier advised me to look at the power supply. And since
that's relatively easy to do and cheap, I'll go with that first. It now
has a 300 watt no-name PSU for less then €30,-.
I've played with the thought (sorry for this Dutch English) of a second
machine (this time in a datacenter closer to where I live :-) ) since
it's the easiest way to upgrade everything without any downtime. Anyway,
thanks for your advices!
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Met vriendelijke groet,
Ronald Paul
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