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    Which case is used by pfsense to build the SG 8860

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      Asimov1973
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      Hello, I have already a supermicro board with 8 atom cores (C2758), 16Gb of ram and ssd.
      My problem is that in my actual stupid case I cannot fit an additional dual nic sfp. Could somebody say to me where I can find the SG 8860 case ?
      Thanks in advance but more importantly thanks for this amazing software!

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        heper
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        afaik the case is custom made

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          cmb
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          SG-8860 is not a Supermicro. It is a custom-built case that you can't buy elsewhere, or buy at all without buying the 8860 board. It wouldn't fit a Supermicro motherboard anyway.

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            Asimov1973
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            Ok … this one seems to me identical
            http://www.cadianetworks.com/portfolio-items/rna-1109-1u-network-appliance/?portfolioID=1977
            and I searched on chinese sites and I found that a similar if not identical case is used from quite a lot of time....Would you mind letting me know where you purchased it?

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              cmb
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              We have them custom built to our specs for all the ADI systems.

              For your Supermicro, you should look for a Supermicro case.

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                Asimov1973
                last edited by

                oh ok I see now …I never noticed until now that supermicro have the gigabit interfaces grouped in a 2x2 and yours are "in line"....and I saw Adi website now as well...Thanks for the infos...guess I should stick to a supermicro case.

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                  Guest
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                  guess I should stick to a supermicro case.

                  It is not a must be and all is pending on what case size you will need, a desktop case or a 1U case.
                  Desktop:
                  M350 very popular mini-ITX case
                  SC721TQ mini-ITX tower
                  SC101i mini-ITX

                  1U rack mount:
                  If you want to get a original SuperMicro 1U chassis that is matching and fitting well you should
                  go to the website where your exact mainboard is shown and then please scroll down and have a
                  look at the right side there will be all matching 1U chassis named with links. Watch for front and
                  rear I/O ports. A1SRi-2758F

                  Other popular 1U options:
                  Mini-ITX
                  PlinkUSA

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