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  • Gendo Ikari
    Senior Member
    • Jun 2008
    • 62
    #1

    Rackmount Computer...thingy..

    So I polled a couple of rackmount..cases..from the local salvage Tuesday. Two were switches, and they other was some sort of router/computer. It is labaled Golden Tree Communications, and has a Celeron 1300GHZ, a pci slot, a PC100/133, as well as two usb ports, a serial port, a monitor port, some sort of PS/2 looking port as well as ETH4,ETH3,WAN,LAN ports, and some damn proprietary AC adapter power connector (19V), which off course I didn't look for, because stupid me, the others all had three prong connectors. X_x
    I am going back to look for it thou, but...

    How do I find out more about this thing, and what can I do with it?
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    • willawake
      Super Modulator
      • Nov 2003
      • 8457
      • Greece
      #2
      Re: Rackmount Computer...thingy..

      Golden Tree Communications is a leading provider of easy-to-use, secure, and affordable high-speed Internet access systems for hotels principally in the United States and Mexico
      if its got wan lan then its a router.

      and some damn proprietary AC adapter power connector (19V)
      thats wierd

      is it standard hardware otherwise? post some pics
      anyway even if it has some proprietary software on it, i doubt it will be very interesting. would be a decent linux server i guess otherwise
      capacitor lab yachtmati techmati

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        • 370forlife
          Large Marge
          • Aug 2008
          • 3112
          • United States
          #3
          Re: Rackmount Computer...thingy..

          Originally posted by Gendo Ikari
          So I polled a couple of rackmount..cases..from the local salvage Tuesday. Two were switches, and they other was some sort of router/computer. It is labaled Golden Tree Communications, and has a Celeron 1300GHZ, a pci slot, a PC100/133, as well as two usb ports, a serial port, a monitor port, some sort of PS/2 looking port as well as ETH4,ETH3,WAN,LAN ports, and some damn proprietary AC adapter power connector (19V), which off course I didn't look for, because stupid me, the others all had three prong connectors. X_x
          I am going back to look for it thou, but...

          How do I find out more about this thing, and what can I do with it?
          Holy crap!!! Fastest celeron processor in the world!

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            • willawake
              Super Modulator
              • Nov 2003
              • 8457
              • Greece
              #4
              Re: Rackmount Computer...thingy..

              call guinness
              capacitor lab yachtmati techmati

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                • Wizard
                  Badcaps Legend
                  • Mar 2008
                  • 2296
                  #5
                  Re: Rackmount Computer...thingy..

                  LOL. thanks for that laughs.

                  1300GHz. INDEED!

                  Cheers, Wizard

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