Cult device. Motorola MIKRO TAC International 7200.
Iconic device. The object class zero. 1994, MicroTAC International 7200 (GSM 900), Phase 1.
Monument - Motorola International 7200, in good condition and functional. Unfortunately, the standard is not LTE.
Photo by Jola (SP5ELA XYL).
*Ready to get rid of your old gear? The answer is NO!
73 Zygi SP5ELA
ALPHASSL by GlobalSign back again
SSL/TLS Certificate
In order to maintain the high standard of operation of the portal, I bought ALPHASSL's SSL/TLS certificate for the next 2 years through the GlobalSign distributor.
The SP5ELA HP-server. HP Proliant N40L Microserver Project
Server
The SP5ELA /SP5PBE HP-server. HP Proliant N40L Microserver Project.
PHOTOS OF HP N40L server - password: public
Those who know what computers are, they know what this toy is for. This server is a compromise of computing power / resources and power economics. It has a hardware RAID and bay for 4 3.5 "SATA drives. RAID provides data storage security. The project assumes an analysis of the use of MikroServer as a workstation, file server (file backup), router, NAS, etc. Work on starting next elements is underway on OPENBSD system.
The cost of initiating the project of the new HP Proliant MicroServer G7 N40Lw server with RAID1 version is about $500. The project was financed with the own funds of club members. IT work was done by the members of the club: Zbyszek SP5DXM, Zygi SP5ELA, Jacek SQ5BPF. The project envisages maintaining the server installation for a period of 5 years. The total cost of the project is about $2000 PLN.
SPECIFICATION
Taken from HP's N40L Spec Sheet. CPU Details enriched from Wikipedia AMD Turion, CPU Worldand AMD.
CPU AMD Turion II Neo N40L (1.5 Ghz) K625
Champlain (45nm), L2 Cache: 2 × 1 MB; FPU Width: 128-bit
Bus speed 200 MHz, HT Clock: 1600 MHz, Multiplier: 7.5x
TDP: 15 W; Socket ASB2; Official CPU Release: May 12, 2010
Chipset AMD RS785E/SB820M
RAM PC3-10600E Unbuffered DDR3 ECC @ 800MHz
Documented max: 2x4GB; Actual tested: 2x8GB non-ECC
1x2GB ECC included (N40L)
Graphics Onboard AMD HD4200 VGA: 128MB, 1920x1200 @ 60hz
PCIe 2.0 16x @16x port for dedicated graphics
Storage SATA Gen2: 4x internal bay, 1x internal/ODD, 1x eSATA rear
1.5 Gbps (stock); max 3.0Gbps (modified BIOS)
SATA Hardware RAID modes: 0, 1, JBOD, 10.
4x 3.5" internal non-hot-plug drive enclosure bays
1x 5.25" internal ODD quick release bay
(SATA ESP hot-plugging can be enabled with modified BIOS)
NIC Onboard NC107i PCI Express Gigabit 10/100/1000
Peripheral Ports 1x PCIe 2.0 16x @16x
1x PCIe 2.0 1x (+ 1x PCIe 4x for Remote Access Card)
Low profile cards only
USB 2.0: 7 total (2 rear, 4 front, 1 internal)
Sound Onboard HD Audio, no sound output
Requires HDMI audio capable graphics card
Power 150W (non-redundant)
SP5ELA Log on-line
SP5ELA main log on-line
♣New project 2018 beta: https://log.rf.pl/sp5ela-beta-2018/
♣New project 2018: https://log.rf.pl/sp5ela-2018/
The new log design was created in cooperation with Spike SP9NJ, a capable php programmer. The log has been improved by the ADIF numbering of DXCC entities, country names and country flags. The QSO confirmation columns were also separated into "classic" and LoTW.
♣Old project (2008-2018): https://log.rf.pl/sp5ela/
This project is based on scripts written by Richard SQ9MDD. The last version of the log script was dated 2008. I adopted these scripts at the end of 2008 with some modifications to my own needs. In 2017, these scripts were modified again with the participation of Jacek SQ5BPF. 105.3K QSO search time is 4 seconds.
My logs are on two servers - the SP5ELA / SP5PBE standalone club server and the second high-power commercial server. In both cases of on-line logs, the input script data is exported from the logging program (eg. Logger32) in the ADIF standard (text file). My main log contains over 109,000 records and has several dozen Mb. The QSO search time in the log is about 1 second. Good score!



SP5ELA & SP5PBE Server
OpenBSD Server
This website (SP5ELA Technical Support Page) and domain sp5ela.rf.pl (https://sp5ela.rf.pl) are installed on the server* of Warsaw DX Club SP5PBE (in the past - Warsaw University of Technology Radio Club SP5PBE).
Our own standalone server is running under OpenBSD system and Apache and is safe. All connections are encrypted under https/SSL layer. And as always, a rule of thumb is: "the server is as secure as the administrator is trained". And at this moment I would like to express my great appreciation to the club server senior administrator SP5DXM, Zbigniew Kossowski, Msc for his support in the process of the portal system transfer and installation. He is the right man at the right place.
On this web page will be published various materials, not necessarily those that can be found elsewhere. In any case, the author of knowing their own time and technical constraints reserves the right to not necessarily immediate update. A man gotta know his own limitations.
SP5ELA Internet portal for some time will be moved to another server using possessed the shorter the domain "rf.pl." The target domain is sp5ela.rf.pl. "Done". The old domain ended its life at the end of 2017.
73 for now and see you later! Maybe on the airwaves.
ZYGI SP5ELA
* Server project - https://sp5pbe.rf.pl/index.php/projekty-informatyczne/256-projekt-serwera-2015