HP Proliant ML350 G6

Good server for its time. Pentium 3 so I don't imagine they would be much used today. Ugly box though.

Works great loaded with VM's and handles the load with no issues. As always with this level of HP server iLo is a huge help to remote administration.

Same as other posters here: several years without incident. But WHAT A BEAST. These things have incredible mass to them!

This thing is a bloody powerhouse, runs so many things, gets a bit slow at times with exchange but still its quick as a whip.

Fast VM boxes. Affordable, easy to configure, and good support from HP. Price makes them a good buy for medium size businesses.

We have two of these in production running VMWare ESXi 5.1, I have nothing but good experience with them. I installed a couple more outside of my firm in the past and they've all continued to run well and have not had any major hardware faults (knock...

Proliant ML150 G6 serves well in low demand capacity. Response time is good, serving as an Engineering version control system for internal and remote developmers. Setup was easy and HP support tools excelent. System does not even 'break a sweat' in...

Have one in service for 4+ years. Only problem that occurred to me was that a clip that holds down a heatsink on the motherboard failed and pulled out. The server wouldn't boot and I found the metal clip sitting on the motherboard. The server booted up...

I have 4 of these boxes. I've had issues with 2 of 4. Both issues have been because of a bad power supply or faulty power backplane. If you start to have weird issues with yours, take a look into these two parts. The onboard E200 raid controller has...

Purchased end of 2007 with 4GB RAM and One dual core Xeon CPU, + additional LSI Megaraid controller, this server runs now with: 20 GB, 4 x 2TB seagate constellation (2 xRAID 1) under ESXi. Serves my exchange2010 / second DC+WSUS / veeam Purchased for...