[TriLUG] Server design help request
Thunder Bear
thunderbear at yonderway.com
Thu Oct 3 00:47:55 EDT 2002
On Thursday, October 3, 2002, at 12:13 AM, Jason Tower wrote:
> as long as you don't run X you could probably do this with pentium 166.
That fast Red Hat mirror that Elliott announced earlier this week is a
Pentium 233 IIRC, and it absolutely hums.
> if possible, stick as much ram in the box as you can, that usually has
> far more impact on performance than cpu horsepower.
+1
> if you can, i'd suggest using a seperate machine for
> firewall/router/nat/dhcp in the interest of security, ease of setup
> and administration, and troubleshooting.
+1
Thunder Bear
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