#ANDROID WEB SERVER HOST INSTALL#
Put the computer case on its side and install the power supply if it is not already securely fastened to the case.Open the memory (RAM) slots and insert the memory, pushing down until the latches click into place around the memory.This should hook straight into the motherboard. Close the latch, and install the heat-sink/processor fan over the processor. Open the latch on the processor socket, match up the pins, and insert the processor. This is the skeleton of the computer that connects all of the other components. Open the boxes that your parts came in and lay out the components on a hard surface.This is easily done by wearing rubber-soled shoes or standing on something other than carpet. Make sure that your body is grounded so that static buildup doesn’t affect the computer parts.That being said, most simple hosting tasks can be accomplished with anything that is above a basic connection. If you are going to be hosting large amounts of traffic, you may want to ensure you have gigabit internet with high upload bandwidth. Internet Connection - This one really depends on what your server is going to be doing.Keyboard & Mouse - Standard 104-Key Keyboard & Optical Mouse $14.00.Case/Tower - Thermaltake V2 S Mid Tower w/550W PSU $79.99.Optical Drive - LG Internal DVD Burner $12.99.Video Card - n/a unless your server has specific graphic rendering needs.Hard Drive - Seagate Barracuda 1TB $54.99.Non-ECC - Kingston HyperX Memory (8 GB) $74.99.ECC - Crucial Server Memory Module (8 GB) $109.99.
Also, ECC ram has very low voltage and is made for servers that run continuously - not necessary, but nice: RAM - If you’re feeling excited, go straight for 16 GB, but 8 GB should be enough.DDR3 Supported Memory (4 slots, up to 32 GB).Or if you are a die-hard gamer who wants to host all of your friends and other interested gamers, you will want to get a better, more stable machine to run your server, but for this guide, we will assume that you either already have a machine to use, or you will be using something similar to the one provided below: If you are a business that wants to do self-hosting, or you need something that can run 24/7 with 99.9% uptime, for example: for hosting internal/external files for clients or employees. For hosting personal files for yourself and family members, and even for self-hosting a personal blog or website, you should be fine using a computer with similar (and sometimes far worse) specs to my budget machine model. Depending on what you are planning on using your server for, you may be able to run it on a pretty average machine.
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