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Few months ago I've purchased a fantastic Mini-1U server to my home Lab. It's a SuperMicro SYS-E200-9A in a small box (Width 193mm x Height 43mm x Depth 226mm) with a 4 Core Intel Atom® Processor C3558 CPU and SSD DoM. Here I  will collect my notes and useful tips How To install, configure and operate  it. So lets start.


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