If you need a server cabinet this big…

… then you can afford just to buy a budget cabinet.

Otherwise, how can you afford the power bill?

Who takes the effort to remove the mounting rails? Take it as a lesson learned for next time, and find a server rack with actual square hole or round hole mounting rails.

This looks very similar to a cabinet I recently aquired. It was an A/V cabinet that had PA equipment mounted in it. I measured and did my research and bought a set of square hole rails 48U that bolted right to the inside of the cabinet. I picked them up from a surplus location. I did have to do a little extra drilling, installing some nuts, bolts, and spacers to make it all the perfect width. I wanted the fully enclosed cabinet with glass all the way around it.

It’s the Helpdesk penalty box

LOL

It’s for a virtual server , … :D

A - you need to make sure that the opposite side can be removed, or has sufficient venting. Rack equipment moves air front to back (cold aisle to hot aisle) If all you have for venting is the top then youre going to need some heavy duty fans to lift the hot air out of the cabinet and exhaust it somewhere

B - You can buy rack rails - theyre basically angle iron, and either tapped 10-32, 12-24, M6. AV racks typically use tapped rails. Server racks more commonly use square holes that accept cage nuts with M6 screws. Assuming you have 72" internal clearance in height, then https://www.server-rack-online.com/7205-es2p.html or https://www.penn-elcom.com/us/42u-rack-strip-with-square-holes-1-16in-thick-r0863-2mm-42 rail kit is what youd want (the first link is for a pair, vs the second link is per rail). Dont forget the cage nuts and screws https://www.server-rack-online.com/hdw-105-50.html

For 19" racks, the distance between hole centers on the rails needs to be 18 & 5/16 inches. If you dont have about 20 inches between the cabinet walls (assuming about another 1.5 inches taken up by the width of the rails) then this cabinet is probably a bit of a lost cause

All that said, for the $100 you’d spend on rails, theres probably someone out there with a proper server rack trying to get rid of it for that or less

That’s clearly the server admin’s office.

Ooh it’s off the rails.
Nice cabinet!

I’d return it if it was sold as a server rack.

I have just steal rack strips if you are local to the Bay Area (Brentwood or concord) you can have free.

The things you’re thinking of are called ‘mounting profiles’

Server cabinet doesn’t have rails

Fixed the title

3D printed spacing jig, a power drill, and some riv-nuts and you might have something serviceable

That’s called an open-air portable closet.