This would be a lot less OT if posted on the cf-server list...

Running the database on the same server as your web site is not really a 
good idea for many reasons, so if it's in the budget two servers would 
be best. I know for a fact that both HP ise running some very sweet 2 
for 1 rackmount deals right now. Dell has some nice deals on some of 
their refurb stuff too, but I dont know about rackmounts. We just got a 
pair of Dual 1Ghz P3's w/ 1GB of RAM for an ungodly cheap package price. 
If you are willing to pay the minimum of $300/month for a wimpy 
dedicated box at Rackspace, it's a much better deal to buy a decent 
server and colocate locally with and ISP who you can call, and have 
manage your servers if need be. ISP's love colocators, while most of 
their traffic is coming down, web traffic is outbound, so it's a very 
good match.

I'd say 512MB RAM minimum and use only SCSI HD's. I also would hate to 
have anything less than a dual CPU machine for as much stuff as you are 
running on that server.
Also call a couple of local ISP's that have been around awhile. They 
should be willing to help you out a lot.

jon

Phillip Broussard wrote:

>HELPPPP!!!!! I am moving all of our websites else where and need help
>with the new server specs.
>
>This is what we have.
>At least 15 different web sites.
>Maybe a 150 domain names that need to point to any one of these 15
>sites.
>150,000 hits a month average 
>Use ColdFusion, ASP, SQL server, Informix, Flash 
>sub domains
>Stats
>
>What would you all recommend for the server
>OS
>CPU speed and number of them
>Ram
>Hard Drive
>Bandwidth
>Stat software
>
>I guess it would be best to run CF Server 5 on Win 2000. I am looking at
>Burlee.com and Rackspace.com for the dedicated hosting but I am still
>open to ideas. That's about as far as I have gotten and with the little
>knowledge I have. 
>
>Thanks
>
>Phillip
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