Rackmount Servers Facilitate Small Business Growth!
A rackmount server is not only about large businesses. Even small organizations with nearly 30 employees can benefit from the flexibility and fault-tolerance a rackmount configuration can provide for a small-but-growing business. Initially, you may not even require a rack cabinet if your company's network consists of simply one or a few tower PCs serving as the primary server, domain controller, email server, printing server, etc. Long-term, you'll want to acquire a rack cabinet since it may help you manage power resources, retain systems cool, maintain optimum ventilation, and even improve network management. Having all of your servers in one area makes it easy to share network components like UPSs, electrical outlets with spike control, and RAID arrays. They can also use built-in cooling fans or AC systems. One of the primary advantages of a rack server is its adaptability. You may remain compact and economical while still possessing the necessary speed and power by imp...