Posted by: Anonymous
[ip: 195.193.167.5]
on March 14, 2008 07:04 AM
(195.193.167.5) Yes, I have installed a variety of distros (debian, centos, mandrake, redhat). I have configured DNS, Samba3 (in fullswing NT PDC modus), CUPS, Webmin, Openvpn, etc. I do agree that configuring those services isn't always easy, but with running webmin and a bit of googling it is possible.
I think that the comparison is wrong: EZblue should be compared to MS Home Server and not with MS SBS Server. Then it is viable to take an old piece of hardware. By the way for my customers running business I would never think of using old hardware (nightmares of crashing hdd's, failing power supplies and dying mobo's), especially when you look at the prices for new hardware nowadays.
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Posted by: Anonymous [ip: 195.193.167.5] on March 14, 2008 07:04 AMI think that the comparison is wrong: EZblue should be compared to MS Home Server and not with MS SBS Server. Then it is viable to take an old piece of hardware. By the way for my customers running business I would never think of using old hardware (nightmares of crashing hdd's, failing power supplies and dying mobo's), especially when you look at the prices for new hardware nowadays.
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