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		<title>By: The Home Server Show Podcast #6 &#171; MS Windows Home Server</title>
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		<dc:creator>The Home Server Show Podcast #6 &#171; MS Windows Home Server</dc:creator>
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		<description>E-mail as mentioned on the show. 
 
Ben Hooper wrote: 
Hi, 
 
I&#039;m in the process of choosing a WHS device. I&#039;m looking for an off-the shelf solution, not a &#039;Franken-build&#039;. I&#039;ve looked at the HP, the Tranquil and Fujitsu-Siemens boxes and all seem to have pros and cons. I love the large number of drives the HP can host, plus the fact the case doesn&#039;t need to be opened when a spindle dies - but it uses a relatively large 60W in operation. I like the low power usage of the Tranquil - plus its quiet operation. The Fujitsu and Tranquil look a bit more of a pain to change drives - although completely do-able. I like the fact the Fujitsu-Siemens can be scheduled to switch on and off. Is there a universal plug-in that can achieve this scheduling of any vendor&#039;s offering? The ability to schedule the wake-up of clients to perform their backups would be a real bonus, too. Thanks for any tips! 
 
In fact I&#039;m also looking for a Media Center &#039;HTPC&#039; box. Ideally MS would merge VMC and WHS into one solution! One day, maybe... </description>
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<p>Ben Hooper wrote:</p>
<p>Hi,</p>
<p>I&#039;m in the process of choosing a WHS device. I&#039;m looking for an off-the shelf solution, not a &#039;Franken-build&#039;. I&#039;ve looked at the HP, the Tranquil and Fujitsu-Siemens boxes and all seem to have pros and cons. I love the large number of drives the HP can host, plus the fact the case doesn&#039;t need to be opened when a spindle dies &#8211; but it uses a relatively large 60W in operation. I like the low power usage of the Tranquil &#8211; plus its quiet operation. The Fujitsu and Tranquil look a bit more of a pain to change drives &#8211; although completely do-able. I like the fact the Fujitsu-Siemens can be scheduled to switch on and off. Is there a universal plug-in that can achieve this scheduling of any vendor&#039;s offering? The ability to schedule the wake-up of clients to perform their backups would be a real bonus, too. Thanks for any tips!</p>
<p>In fact I&#039;m also looking for a Media Center &#039;HTPC&#039; box. Ideally MS would merge VMC and WHS into one solution! One day, maybe&#8230;</p>
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