Auxilio appliances
There are several server manufacturers on the market but just a few are offering integrated solutions that provide high performances together with the technologies that lower CO2 emissions and reduce operating costs.
Auxilio's appliances provide all that and more. Our appliances are modeled out of a solid block of alluminium with the internal electronic components in direct contact with it to dissipate the heat without needing any internal fan reducing electricity waste.
Also the CPU and the other selected components require very little energy and that brings down the total electricity requirement to about a tenth of that required by a "standard" server.
All those savings combined with the optimised software solutions preinstalled on the Auxilio appliances will allow your company to become more efficient virtually at no cost at all.
The appliances
Processor: Intel Atom dual core
RAM: 4Gb
Storage: 120Gb/240Gb SSD
NIC: 2 x Gb
Dimensions: 186(L) x 200(P) x 55(A) mm
Average comsuption: 17W
Recommended n. of users: from 5 to 15
Processor: Intel Core i5 Quad
RAM: 16Gb
Storage: 120Gb/240Gb SSD
NIC: 2 x Gb
Dimensions: 395(L) x 225(P) x 40(A) mm
Average consumption: 30W
Recommended n. of users: from 5 to 50
The recommended number of users is calculated on an average use of e-mail, web browsing, document storage by office users with all the Collaboration and security features enabled.
The Auxilio Virtual Pro appliance can generally run all together the virtualised Collaboration feature, Windows 2008/2012 Server and a VoIP PBX for up to 25 users.
To increase the performance and reduce the power consumption we recommend using SSD (Solid State Drives) drives. Documents and data not necessary for the day to day efficient management of your organisation should be saved on external storage.
Please note that the appliances are built to order with a minimum quantity of 10 units.
The software used to power the Auxilio Servers (produced by Collax and Zarafa) is distributed by Omnis Systems Ltd and can be installed on most servers available on the market. The Auxilio Server project is mainly intended to demonstrate that Microsoft Windows based server can be easiliy replaced by Linux and Open Source based appliances.