Graceland College - Servers and Minicomputers

Graceland College supports the following servers and minicomputers:

an HP 9000/G30 (inet-ux.graceland.edu) with 7 GB disk and 160 MB main memory, providing primary e-mail routing, POP mail, WWW services, bootp and DNS services as well as primary mail host for most students. inet-ux is also used by computer science students using the GNU C++ compiler.
an HP 9000/845 (jay.graceland.edu) with 1.3 GB disk and 32 MB main memory.
a Pentium PC (acm.graceland.edu) with 1 GB disk and 32 MB main memory running Linux which provides an experimental Unix platform for students in Computer Science.
an HP 3000/922 LX (libbie.graceland.edu) with 2 GB and 64 MB main memory, supporting the main library catalog.
an HP 3000/957 (jenny.graceland.edu) with 10.383 GB disk and 128 KB main memory, primarily supporting administrative M.I.S. applications.
four Windows NT servers (an HP NetServer LS (224 MB memory), LH (128 MB memory) and 2 LC's (64 MB memory); each with six 2 GB hot-swap SCSI-2 disk modules configured in RAID Level 5 arrays. The NetServer LH supports Graceland's Independence Education Center in Independence, Missouri. The NetServer LS and the two NetServer LC's support the Lamoni campus. In addition, an HP NetServer LM with 64 MB memory and 2 GB hard drive supports Novell users on the Lamoni campus.
two Apple WorkGroup servers providing services primarily to the Library and Physics MicroLabs, as well as other Macs on campus.

This page last updated: 2/17/97
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