Physical security

[George Toft]

I would like to add to the other comments.  Consider an motion detection
system as well.  Should an intruder gain access to the room (via the
overhead), it would be nice to know someone is in the room.  We had this
in our data center at my last job.

George


William Lindley wrote:

> A client today asked me to spec out a server of the Linux variety with the 
> caveat that it must be able to be physically secured in an office 
> building.
> 
> What's the best way to do this, some sort of enclosure?  A rack-mount unit 
> with a rack bolted to the floor (that seems like overkill).
> 
> I'd like to hear what "y'all" have seen or used.
> 
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