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Fogg is an Asterisk phone system that was going to be productized, but it didn't happen. | Fogg is an Asterisk phone system that was going to be productized under the name "Vastra", but it didn't happen. | ||
I ended up building 4 systems, one for a real estate listing service, | I ended up building 4 systems, one for a real estate listing service, | ||
one for an office building full of lawyers, one for an Internet service provider, | one for an office building full of lawyers, one for an Internet service provider, | ||
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Two are built on this Supermicro platform and two are built on Intel NUC's. | Two are built on this Supermicro platform and two are built on Intel NUC's. | ||
== Hardware == | == Supermicro Hardware == | ||
The cool thing about this little 1U server is that it has full IPMI | The cool thing about this little 1U server is that it has full IPMI | ||
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I purged the rest of this page. | I purged the rest of this page. | ||
I have private notes still on building | I have private notes still on building Fogg but when it started to turn into a commercial project | ||
I stopped updating this page. Now that the project is dead I should move my notes in here. | I stopped updating this page. Now that the project is dead I should move my notes in here. | ||
I learned how to use Ansible and I can build a | I learned how to use Ansible and I can build a Fogg system from bare hardware to up and running in about 10 minutes. | ||
I got that far, then we deep sixed the startup. Oh well. I now have killer ansible knowledge, for what it's worth. | I got that far, then we deep sixed the startup. Oh well. I now have killer ansible knowledge, for what it's worth. | ||
Revision as of 16:54, 24 March 2018
Fogg is an Asterisk phone system that was going to be productized under the name "Vastra", but it didn't happen. I ended up building 4 systems, one for a real estate listing service, one for an office building full of lawyers, one for an Internet service provider, and this one that later became Bellman.
Two are built on this Supermicro platform and two are built on Intel NUC's.
Supermicro Hardware
The cool thing about this little 1U server is that it has full IPMI hardware in it, so it can be fully controlled from an ethernet port. Powered off and on, bios settings adjusted, everything.
Also cool that it has 4 1000BT ethernet ports. I stopped using a Mikrotik in front of it, it is also the router now on my home deployment.
- Supermicro 5018-FTN4 1U chassis
- Supermicro A1SAi/A1SRi, BIOS 1.0c 02/27/2014
- Intel(R) Atom(TM) CPU C2758 @ 2.40GHz (8 cores) 38396.16 BogoMIPS
- 16 GB RAM
- 80 GB Samsung SSD
- 2 TB Seagate green drive
History
2015-12-10 Clean install Debian 8 on SuperMicro hardware (used to be on Intel NUC hardware. 2015-06 Updated to Debian 8 2012-12 Set up with Debian 7
I purged the rest of this page.
I have private notes still on building Fogg but when it started to turn into a commercial project I stopped updating this page. Now that the project is dead I should move my notes in here.
I learned how to use Ansible and I can build a Fogg system from bare hardware to up and running in about 10 minutes. I got that far, then we deep sixed the startup. Oh well. I now have killer ansible knowledge, for what it's worth.
