What about OS... Windows 2000 server okay? Would I be best served to go
with NT?
Also, I would imagine drive speed isn't a big issue, so I could go with IDE
stripe/pairity, right?
Thanks for the advice!
-Curtis
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Len Conrad
Sent: Wednesday, May 10, 2000 5:56 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [IMail Forum] Web server/iMail
>1) I am getting ready to order my hardware. The lowest class processor I
>can get from our chosen vendor is Pentium III.
celeron 500 is cheaper, no?
>I will have a maximum of
>2,000 users,
peanuts load for P200
> mostly POP/SMTP and web-based access. What disk space,
5 megs/user for msg storage or whatever you policy is. 8 gigs otta do it
>memory,
128 mini
>and MHz requirements should I go with (it's a school system, not unlimited
>on funds)?
P200 would be fine, celeron 400 would be finer
> Also, should I get 4 net cards or bind all IPs to one?
i dunno, what are you trying to do? One net card one be fine? what do you
plan to do with the other ?
I like intel ether express 10/100. You can put 1000 ip's on it. How many
ip's do you have. you can put 1000 virtual mail domains on one ip.
>2) Would I be able to run the server with the following setup: 4 IP
>addresses (iMail domain 1 with web on 8383,
ok
>iMail domain 2 with web on
>8383,
ok
>MS Internet Information Server domain 1 with web on 80,
ok
>Internet
>Information Server domain 2with web on 80),
ok
>on the IIS domains' web sites
>include a redirect link to automatically redirect users to the first two
>IP/ports, and still be able to live to tell about it?
I dunno, live dangerously, life is short. you're easily replaced
Len
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