Strongbolt RaQ 4R upgraded and running Centos + Bluequartz

• Fully refurbished
• 2x40gb Drives (mirrored)
• 512MB Memory
• Working LCD buttons
• Rack Mounting brackets

Robust appliance ideal for hosting websites professionally in a datacentre

Fully refurbished RaQ4 running Strongbolt OS. Built on CentOS (A community version of RedHat Enterprise Linux), this RaQ server now has an up-to-date, patched, secure version of Linux!

Bluequartz, the open source Web-based Graphical User Interface (GUI)

The Web-based GUI allows for extreme ease-of-use.
The BlueQuartz Server Desktop is an intuitive, easy-to-use Web-based GUI that shields the user from the complexity of the underlying Linux operating system. The BlueQuartz Server Desktop provides end users with a simple yet powerful interface to manage and modify virtual sites.

IP Address Allocation

The main administrator of the server appliance can specify and limit what IP addresses will be made available to the other administrators when they create or modify virtual sites.
This feature allows Service Providers and Network administrators to fully delegate virtual site management while still making sure that IP addressing will be consistent across the network.

User Import/Export

The administrator can use this function to import or export a user list in TSV (Tab Separated Value) format.
This is a great time saving feature to move users between Virtual sites or servers.

Multiple Administrators

The system administrator can create additional administrator accounts.
The system admin can delegate the administration to trusted third parties.

Active Monitor

Active Monitor is a Sun Cobalt utility that regularly checks key system components for proper operation.
Active Monitor automatically sends notification messages to the administrator in the event a system component has problems.

Auto DNS (Domain Name Server)

The automatic DNS configuration option updates the DNS records when creating or modifying virtual sites.

Modular Software Architecture Layer

The Strongbolt RaQ 4 server appliance is based on a modular software architecture enabling third-party developers to customize, modularize and implement services quickly.
This architecutre, combined with a full suite of developer tools, makes the Strongbolt RaQ 4 server appliance an ideal platform for the developer community.

This new feature dramatically simplifies the task of managing virtual sites.

Linux 2.6 kernel

The Strongbolt RaQ 4 server appliance is based on the current Linux kernel 2.6.
Linux is the ideal platform for businesses looking for cost-effective and powerful edge-networking solutions. Most applications written for Red Hat Linux can run on the Strongbolt RaQ 4 server appliance.

Other Features of the Strongbolt Server Appliance

• Robust and very secure modern and up-datable, supported version of linux.
• Easily up-dateable package management system (using YUM).
• Installing latest security patches is as easy as "yum update" from command line
• Apache 2.0! Which has dozens more features than the Cobalt's Apache 1.3