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post Jun 10 2005, 05:39 PM
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Could i run Linux operating system on my server and have my other 2 computers running on windows xp professional, as i have heard that it can be a right pain in the groin laugh.gif to network together. So would it be alright to do this or will it stop my internet.

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post Jun 10 2005, 05:53 PM
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Yup this is very much possible - your linux server can run a wide variety of services like FTP/WWW/Mail etc painlessly - while you windows systems can avail these services over the LAN.. now if your Linux server's also connected to your modem-router (assuming that u've got an ADSL link) then you can offer these services to the outside world too ... You can do some really cool stuff with such a configuration..

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post Jun 11 2005, 10:23 AM
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Yeah ive got that type of setup at home, two internal Windows Boxes and one linux server sort of box, although its not too friendly with mail handling, but ill get there one day.
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Mail handling's a different story bro - nothing as powerful as linux when it comes to it - but as always, it needs a good bit of configuring... Lemme know if you need any help on it wink.gif I'm experimenting with it myself at this point and have picked up a good lot.
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post Jun 17 2005, 11:47 AM
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FreeBSD is a good choice too for this kind of setup. I have been told by new bies that they found FreeBSD documentation to be better and hence the job was done easily.
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