If we were to remain at Peer1 we would still need new hardware. We could instead purchase a single machine and improve services in place.

= Initial =

== New Hardware ==

 * 2U Server
   * PowerEdge 2970
   * OpenAFS file server, master KDC, databases initially
 * 1U Management console
   * IM4004-5
   * Smaller than the kvm (2U) and ipkvm (not racked, but using shared 1U with switch)
   * Full remote reboot and serial console on '''all''' machines
   * Net cost of $150 with only one server, -$150 with two
     * DRAC cards giving us remote reboot and a few other not so useful features cost $350

''''Cost'''': ~$2700

== Removed Harwdware ==

 * 1U Krunk
 * 2U Belkin KVM
 * 0U Startech IPKVM

Scrap krunk (does it have Ultra320 SCSI drives that could be reused in hopper?), and craigslist/ebay KVM and IPKVM.

== Reassigned Hardware ==

 * Deleuze
   * Option One
     * Secondary KDC and AFS server
     * Maybe store mail volumes on Deleuze and user volumes on new machine
   * Option two
     * Database server (fast disks and decently fast cpus make it ideal for this)

= Six Months Later =

== New Hardware ==

 * 2U Server
   * PowerEdge 2970 or similar class machine
   * User accessible services
 * 1U managed switch

== Removed Hardware ==

 * Mire
 * Hopper
 * Netgear switch

Net space savings of 0U (since the switch takes up space that could not be used for a server unless it were half depth)