I can highly recomend the dell poweredge servers, extremly stable...
Have had problems running cfserver / IIS on a workstation - our secondary
development box used for CF4.01 was designed as a workstation, and although
not recieving particularly high loads, needs rebooting frequently...

:> -----Original Message-----
:> From: Al Musella, DPM [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
:> Sent: 06 December 2000 20:23
:> To: CF-Community
:> Subject: Server for cf?
:> 
:> 
:> 
:> 
:>    I need a new server... and had a couple of questions..
:> 
:> 1. What is the difference between a "server" and "tower"?
:> 2. How important is it to use SCSI drives vs. the new 
:> ATA/100 drives, which 
:> are much cheaper?
:> 
:> It comes down to choices.. I could go for:
:> dell poweredge server with  dual 800mhz pentium III with 
:> dual 18gig SCSI 
:> drives and 256 megs ram
:> or
:> a "clone" - tower case, high quality power supply, dual 
:> 1,000mhz pentium 
:> III with dual 40 gig ATA/100 drives and 512 megs ram.
:> 
:> Is the "server" designation and scsi drives worth getting 
:> lower ram and 
:> processor speed?
:> 
:> 
:> I will use it for cold fusion / web server and also real 
:> video server.
:> I will be using Windows 2000 server - I assume that you can 
:> mirror ATA/100 
:> drives with windows 2000? No?
:>    Nothing really mission critical on the server.
:> I will be using the old web server as a SQL server. (dell 
:> poweredge dual 
:> 600mhz / 256 megs ram / dual 9 gig scsi drives)  and 
:> retiring the current 
:> sql server (Dell poweredge single 300mhz, 128 megs ram:)
:> 
:> thanks
:> Al Musella, DPM
:> Musella Foundation
:> 
:> 
:>
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