We have an HP SuperDome server that we are trying to find a new home
for.

This system has been under HP maintenance support contract and is in
great cosmetic and mechanical condition.

A complete system breakdown is available however the highlights are for
the system are as follows:

-Qty. 24 x 550mhz cpu's
-24gb memory
-2 cabinet configuration
-HP-UX 11.0 installed
-much, much, much more on the system


This is a fully configured and working system!


We're pricing it aggresively at $55K. This is a powerful system for
the price!


Also includes valid licenses on the system for:


HP-UX OE Media for Servers, HP-UX OE LTU 1 CPU with system,
MirrorDisk/UX License for Servers, HP OV GP Pak 2000 HP9000 Servers
Media, MC/ServiceGuard SW & LTU, HP-UX 11.x, OnLine IFS 3.3 License for
HP 9000 Servers, EMS HA Monitors LTU for HP-UX 11.x

If interested or if you have any questions please do not hesitate to
call or email us.


Finite Systems Ltd
952-985-4100 X 13 PHONE
s.cecchini@finitesystems.com

s.cecchini@finitesystems.com wrote:

> We have an HP SuperDome server that we are trying to find a new home
> for.
>
> This system has been under HP maintenance support contract and is in
> great cosmetic and mechanical condition.

This is also spam.

Please repost at c.d.o.marketplace and/or ebay.com as is appropriate.
It is not appropriate to spam c.d.o.server.

Thank you.
--
Daniel A. Morgan
University of Washington
damorgan@x.washington.edu
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And not too long ago I was _joking_ about picking up Superdomes cheap!

jg
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Joel Garry wrote:

> And not too long ago I was _joking_ about picking up Superdomes cheap!
>
> jg

The hardware may be cheap ... but the maintenance agreement with
HP won't be. ;-)
--
Daniel A. Morgan
University of Washington
damorgan@x.washington.edu
(replace 'x' with 'u' to respond)

In message <1115219128.676829@yasure>, DA Morgan
<damorgan@x.washington.edu> writes
>Joel Garry wrote:
>
>> And not too long ago I was _joking_ about picking up Superdomes cheap!
>> jg
>
>The hardware may be cheap ... but the maintenance agreement with
>HP won't be. ;-)

At that price you just throw it away and get another one.
--
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Jim Smith wrote:
> In message <1115219128.676829@yasure>, DA Morgan
> <damorgan@x.washington.edu> writes
> >Joel Garry wrote:
> >
> >> And not too long ago I was _joking_ about picking up Superdomes
cheap!
> >> jg
> >
> >The hardware may be cheap ... but the maintenance agreement with
> >HP won't be. ;-)
>
> At that price you just throw it away and get another one.

I have customers who do that. Except, when they're that cheap, they
never throw anything away. I've considered asking for an old K-class
for my basement museum, but if I ask, then they'll be convinced it is
worth something. :-O

Seriously, it's often similar cost to buy a refurb'd newer box, get the
included (hopefully cheaper) maintenance, and make the old box a
standby until it dies or becomes way too underpowered, than to just
keep paying maintenance. YSLFMV (Your Software Licensing Fees May
Vary). (Don't forget to factor in depreciation and expensing tax
benefits).

jg
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Joel Garry wrote:

> I have customers who do that. Except, when they're that cheap, they
> never throw anything away. I've considered asking for an old K-class
> for my basement museum, but if I ask, then they'll be convinced it is
> worth something. :-O

Would they be willing to donate it to a non-profit Oracle user group?

Not mine ... the newly revitalized Victoria OUG in Victoria British
Columbia? If so let me know. I can probably get IOUG or HP to cover the
cost of shipping.
--
Daniel A. Morgan
University of Washington
damorgan@x.washington.edu
(replace 'x' with 'u' to respond)

> Seriously, it's often similar cost to buy a refurb'd newer box, get
the
> included (hopefully cheaper) maintenance, and make the old box a
> standby until it dies or becomes way too underpowered, than to just
> keep paying maintenance. YSLFMV (Your Software Licensing Fees May
> Vary). (Don't forget to factor in depreciation and expensing tax
> benefits).

According to my experiences, the old production hardware is either
returned to its vendor as a part of a HW renewal contract or used in
less demanding role such as a development or a test server.
Usually, there is a requirement to have full support even for a standby
environment (it is part of a production environment anyway).

--
Dusan Bolek